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Stars At Night: Faculty Showcase 21st-Century Music by TXST Composers
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- Location:
- Performing Arts Center; Recital Hall
- Cost:
- $10 adult $5 student / senior Plus $2.00 processing fee.
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay, db69@txstate.edu, 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
The Stars At Night Concert Series presents a Faculty Showcase featuring Texas State music performance faculty performing several new compositions by Texas State faculty composers Michael Ippolito, Thomas Clark, Richard Hall, and Jack Wilds. Faculty performers include Karla Hamelin (cello), Michael Ippolito, Daria Rabotkina, and William McNally (piano), Ames Asbell (viola), Ian Davidson (oboe), Kari Klier (marimba), Todd Oxford (saxophone), and Caroline Steiger (horn). The new musical works, some to be heard for the first time, come from a broad range of inspirations from poetry to particle physics and utilize creative techniques from canonic ostinato to video synthesis.
Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary Street parking garage, located next to the Performing Arts Center. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a GOLD event. Click here for more information
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Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary Street parking garage, located next to the Performing Arts Center. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a GOLD event. Click here for more information
Voices in Harmony
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- Location:
- Performing Arts Center; Recital Hall
- Cost:
- Free
- Contact:
- Danton S. Bankay 512-245-3375 db69@txstate.edu
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Students of Myra Vassian present a program of solo and ensemble repertoire.
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Musician's Forum & Somos Musicos
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- Location:
- Music Building; Recital Hall
- Cost:
- Free
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay 512-560-9945 db69@txstate.edu
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Musicians Forum offers opportunities for music students to explore and be exposed to issues, ideas and information relevant to their careers as performing artists, teachers, composers and producers. Musicians Forum features a variety of topics, guest speakers, multimedia and audience participation. Each session begins at 6:15pm and precedes a Somos Musicos student concert at 7:30 p.m. Coordinators of the series, School of Music Director Thomas Clark and Senior Lecturer Gordon Jones, select relevant musicianship topics and serve as moderators.
Open to the public. No advance reservations required. Seating will begin at least 15 minutes prior to the program on a first come, first serve basis; Fee-based parking is available at Pleasant Street Garage, across the street from the Music Building. (Attention students enrolled in the Departmental Recital course: This is a GOLD event).
Somos Musicos is a concert series showcasing a variety of student performances. (RED event) Click here for more information
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Open to the public. No advance reservations required. Seating will begin at least 15 minutes prior to the program on a first come, first serve basis; Fee-based parking is available at Pleasant Street Garage, across the street from the Music Building. (Attention students enrolled in the Departmental Recital course: This is a GOLD event).
Somos Musicos is a concert series showcasing a variety of student performances. (RED event) Click here for more information
Eddie Durham Celebration Concert
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- Cost:
- $10 adult $5 student / senior Plus $2.00 processing fee.
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay, db69@txstate.edu, 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
The annual Hill Country Jazz Festival kicks off with the popular Eddie Durham Celebration concert featuring world renowned guest artists. You won't want to miss this crowd favorite!
Fee based parking is available at the Pleasant Street garage, located next to the Music Building. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a GOLD event. Click here for more information
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Fee based parking is available at the Pleasant Street garage, located next to the Music Building. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a GOLD event. Click here for more information
Guest Artist: Danny Chapa, euphonium
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- Location:
- Performing Arts Center; Recital Hall
- Cost:
- $10 General admission. $5 Students/Seniors (plus $2 processing fee)
- Contact:
- Danton S. Bankay 512-245-3375 db69@txstate.edu
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Danny Chapa recently finished his Doctorate of Musical Arts at the University of North Texas degree under the instruction of Dr. Brian Bowman. He received his Bachelor of Music in Music Performance from Louisiana State University in 2008, and in 2010 he received his Masters of Music in Euphonium Performance degree from UNT. Dr. Chapa currently severs as the adjunct professor of low brass at Stephen F. Austin State University and is also a member of the Lone Star Wind Orchestra, principal trombonist of the Odysseus Chamber Orchestra, a member of the Founders Tuba Euphonium Quartet and the North Texas Euphonium Quartet which frequently preforms guest artists recitals throughout the country.
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Symphonic Orchestra Concert
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- Cost:
- $10 adult $5 student / senior Plus $2.00 processing fee.
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay, db69@txstate.edu, 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
The Texas State Symphonic Orchestra, under the baton of Dr. Jacob Harrison, performs their first concert of the Spring Semester.
Fee based parking is available at the Pleasant Street Garage location next to the Music Building. Attention, students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
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Fee based parking is available at the Pleasant Street Garage location next to the Music Building. Attention, students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
Analyzing Recorded Popular Music-Nicole Biamonte
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- Location:
- Music Building; Recital Hall
- Cost:
- Free
- Contact:
- Danton S. Bankay 512-245-3375 db69@txstate.edu
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
This paper surveys analytical approaches for several important domains of recorded popular music: texture, form, phrase structure, cadence, harmony, scale, meter and rhythm, and recording techniques. I begin with a summary of the most salient commonalities and differences between art and popular music; although the syntaxes of many vernacular musics differ on the surface from those of art music, this is not the case with many deeper-level organizing principles. Then I discuss analytical approaches for the domains listed above, with commentary on their advantages and limitations, and some comparisons to analogous models developed for art music in the Western European tradition. Although my examples are drawn primarily from late 20th-century Anglophone pop-rock, I consider the applicability of these analytical models to other repertoires as well.
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Stars At Night: Millennium Brass
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- Location:
- Recital Hall
- Cost:
- $10 adult $5 student / senior Plus $2.00 processing fee.
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay, db69@txstate.edu, 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Virtuosity, versatility, and variety are the hallmarks of the Millennium Brass, one of the most innovative and exciting new chamber ensembles to appear on the national concert scene in recent years. The ensemble brings together five of America's finest brass players: Vince DiMartino, trumpet; Richard Illman, trumpet; Lisa O. Bontrager, horn; Scott Hartman, trombone; and Marty Erickson, tuba. Each is recognized internationally as a leading virtuoso on his or her instrument.
Comfortable in jazz and pops styles as well as the classical idiom, the members of the Millennium Brass display a rare versatility in their playing. Collectively, they have performed as a solo and section members with many of America's leading orchestras, including those in Boston, Buffalo, Chicago, Cincinnati, Minnesota, Rochester, St. Louis, and Washington. Members of the Millennium Brass perform in the world famous Brass Band of Battle Creek.
They have also appeared with many of the world's most famous popular stars, including Burt Bacharach, Pearl Bailey, Dave Brubeck, Ray Charles, the Fifth Dimension, Dizzy Gillespie, Lionel Hampton, Bob Hope, Henry Mancini, Chuck Mangione, Doc Severinsen, and Clark Terry. With a repertoire that ranges from the standard classical brass quintets to ragtime to brass band chestnuts to jazz and popular works, the Millennium Brass brings unmatched variety to its concert programs.
The members of the Millennium Brass are also nationally respected educators. They now hold or have held faculty appointments at some of the country's most prestigious colleges and universities, including Boston University, the Eastman School of Music, Indiana University, University of Kentucky, Michigan State University, New England Conservatory, Penn State University and Lawrence University.
With its brilliant virtuosity, dynamic programming, and unmatched musical excitement, the Millennium Brass is truly the ensemble for the new century.
Open to the public. Tickets may be purchased in advance at www.txstatepresents.com or at the door. The ticket booth opens 30 minutes prior to the start of the program. Fee-based parking is available at the Edward Gary Street Garage, located across the street from the Performing Arts Center. (Attention students enrolled in the Department Recital course: This is a GOLD event).
$12* Adult/$8* Students, senior citizens and military with ID (*plus $2 processing fee for tickets online or at the window) To order tickets in advance, please visit www.txstatepresents.com Click here for more information
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Comfortable in jazz and pops styles as well as the classical idiom, the members of the Millennium Brass display a rare versatility in their playing. Collectively, they have performed as a solo and section members with many of America's leading orchestras, including those in Boston, Buffalo, Chicago, Cincinnati, Minnesota, Rochester, St. Louis, and Washington. Members of the Millennium Brass perform in the world famous Brass Band of Battle Creek.
They have also appeared with many of the world's most famous popular stars, including Burt Bacharach, Pearl Bailey, Dave Brubeck, Ray Charles, the Fifth Dimension, Dizzy Gillespie, Lionel Hampton, Bob Hope, Henry Mancini, Chuck Mangione, Doc Severinsen, and Clark Terry. With a repertoire that ranges from the standard classical brass quintets to ragtime to brass band chestnuts to jazz and popular works, the Millennium Brass brings unmatched variety to its concert programs.
The members of the Millennium Brass are also nationally respected educators. They now hold or have held faculty appointments at some of the country's most prestigious colleges and universities, including Boston University, the Eastman School of Music, Indiana University, University of Kentucky, Michigan State University, New England Conservatory, Penn State University and Lawrence University.
With its brilliant virtuosity, dynamic programming, and unmatched musical excitement, the Millennium Brass is truly the ensemble for the new century.
Open to the public. Tickets may be purchased in advance at www.txstatepresents.com or at the door. The ticket booth opens 30 minutes prior to the start of the program. Fee-based parking is available at the Edward Gary Street Garage, located across the street from the Performing Arts Center. (Attention students enrolled in the Department Recital course: This is a GOLD event).
$12* Adult/$8* Students, senior citizens and military with ID (*plus $2 processing fee for tickets online or at the window) To order tickets in advance, please visit www.txstatepresents.com Click here for more information
Faculty Artist Recital: Ian Davidson, oboe
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- Location:
- Performing Arts Center; Recital Hall
- Cost:
- $10 General admission. $5 Students/Seniors (plus $2 processing fee)
- Contact:
- Danton S. Bankay 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Oboist Ian Davidson has appeared as soloist and chamber musician on six continents as part of forty international concert tours. He is Solo English Horn and Associate Principal Oboe of the Austin Symphony Orchestra, and Principal Oboe of the Austin Opera Orchestra. Other engagements include stints as Principal Oboe of the Dallas Bach Orchestra, Lyric Opera of Dallas and the Austin Sinfonietta as well as Assistant Principal Oboe of the Santa Fe Opera Orchestra, Principal Oboe of the Dallas Chamber Orchestra, and Solo English Horn of the Bear Valley Music Festival.
Concerto appearances include the Dallas Bach Orchestra, the Austin Chamber Orchestra, the Austin Sinfonietta, Dallas Chamber Orchestra, the Laredo Philharmonic, Chamber Soloists of Austin, Balcones Chamber Orchestra, and the Bear Valley Symphony Orchestra. International recitals and residencies include the Moscow Conservatory of Music, Hong Kong Baptist University, the University of Silesia, Trinity College of Music in London, the Institute of Culture in St. Petersburg, the University of Piui in Brazil, Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University in South Africa, EAFIT University in Medellin, Colombia, the University of Guadalajra, the University of the Americas in Quito, and the State Conservatory of Music in Bratislava.
His festival appearances include the Aspen Music Festival, the Victoria Bach Festival, the Grand Teton Music Festival, the Texas Bach Festival, Spoleto Festival USA, Bear Valley Music Festival, Blue Lake Festival, Mendocino Music Festival, Festivale da Musica Camera, the Assisi Chamber Music Festival, and the Festivale dei due Mondi.
Film credits include the movies “Spy Kids II” (with Antonio Banderas, Karla Gugino, Steve Buscemi, Alan Cumming, Tony Shalhoub), “To The Wonder”, (with Ben Affleck, Javier Bardem, Rachel McAdams, Olga Kurylenko) “Knight of Cups” (with Christian Bale, Natalie Portman, Cate Blanchett, Brian Denehey, Nick Offerman) and “The Vessel” (with Martin Sheen.) Among his numerous CD recordings are - eleven recordings with the Wild Basin Winds as well as recordings with the Austin Symphony Orchestra, Chamber Soloists of Austin, Conspirare, The Pleasant Street Players, and Trio88. All are available on iTunes, Spotify and Apple Music.
Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary Parking Garage located next to the Performing Arts Center. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a GOLD event. Click here for more information
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Concerto appearances include the Dallas Bach Orchestra, the Austin Chamber Orchestra, the Austin Sinfonietta, Dallas Chamber Orchestra, the Laredo Philharmonic, Chamber Soloists of Austin, Balcones Chamber Orchestra, and the Bear Valley Symphony Orchestra. International recitals and residencies include the Moscow Conservatory of Music, Hong Kong Baptist University, the University of Silesia, Trinity College of Music in London, the Institute of Culture in St. Petersburg, the University of Piui in Brazil, Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University in South Africa, EAFIT University in Medellin, Colombia, the University of Guadalajra, the University of the Americas in Quito, and the State Conservatory of Music in Bratislava.
His festival appearances include the Aspen Music Festival, the Victoria Bach Festival, the Grand Teton Music Festival, the Texas Bach Festival, Spoleto Festival USA, Bear Valley Music Festival, Blue Lake Festival, Mendocino Music Festival, Festivale da Musica Camera, the Assisi Chamber Music Festival, and the Festivale dei due Mondi.
Film credits include the movies “Spy Kids II” (with Antonio Banderas, Karla Gugino, Steve Buscemi, Alan Cumming, Tony Shalhoub), “To The Wonder”, (with Ben Affleck, Javier Bardem, Rachel McAdams, Olga Kurylenko) “Knight of Cups” (with Christian Bale, Natalie Portman, Cate Blanchett, Brian Denehey, Nick Offerman) and “The Vessel” (with Martin Sheen.) Among his numerous CD recordings are - eleven recordings with the Wild Basin Winds as well as recordings with the Austin Symphony Orchestra, Chamber Soloists of Austin, Conspirare, The Pleasant Street Players, and Trio88. All are available on iTunes, Spotify and Apple Music.
Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary Parking Garage located next to the Performing Arts Center. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a GOLD event. Click here for more information
Stars At Night: Attacca Quartet
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- Location:
- Recital Hall
- Cost:
- $10 adult $5 student / senior Plus $2.00 processing fee.
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay, db69@txstate.edu, 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
The internationally acclaimed Attacca Quartet is one of the most dynamic ensembles of their generation. Praised by The Strad for possessing “maturity beyond its members’ years,” they were formed at the Juilliard School in 2003 and made their professional debut in 2007 as part of the Artists International Winners Series in Carnegie Hall’s Weill Recital Hall. From 2011-2013 they served as the Juilliard Graduate Resident String Quartet, and for the 2014-2015 season, they were selected as the Quartet in Residence by the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. As stated by The Washington Post, “Mastery like this is scarce enough in quartets that have played together for decades.”
The Attacca Quartet’s most recent album release included string quartet works of Michael Ippolito. These works were performed as part of the group’s residency at National Sawdust in Brooklyn, including three concerts of works by living composers. The group's next recording project will feature string quartet works of Caroline Shaw.
The Attacca Quartet recently completed a recording project of Haydn’s masterwork “The Seven Last Words of Christ on the Cross,” arranged by Andrew Yee and the Attacca Quartet. In his review for Gramophone, Donald Rosenberg wrote, “The Attacca Quartet explore the work’s range of expressive moods with utmost sensitivity to nuance and interplay .... They triumph in every respect, and are captured in such vivid sound that no telling Haydn detail is allowed to go unheard.” Thewholenote.com wrote, “It’s easily the most satisfying string version of the work that I’ve heard.”
In 2013, the quartet released the complete works for string quartet by John Adams on Azica Records. It was praised by Steve Smith of The New York Times as a “vivacious, compelling set,” describing the Attacca Quartet’s playing as “exuberant, funky, and … exactingly nuanced.” The Boston Globe also praised the release, stating, “Few [recent recordings] are as consequential as ‘Fellow Traveler,’ … superb performances.” The album was the recipient of the 2013 National Federation of Music Clubs Centennial Chamber Music Award. The quartet has been honored with both the Arthur Foote Award from the Harvard Musical Association and the Lotos Prize in the Arts from the Stecher and Horowitz Foundation.
The Attacca Quartet has engaged in extensive educational and community outreach projects, serving as guest artists and teaching fellows at the Lincoln Center Institute, the Boston University Tanglewood Institute, Vivace String Camp in New York, the Woodlands ChamberFest in Texas, Virginia Arts Festival, Bravo! Vail Valley and Animato Summer Music Camp at Florida International University in Miami. Since 2006, they have performed in yearly benefit concerts supporting the Parkinson’s Disease Foundation’s efforts. The members of the Attacca Quartet currently reside in New York City. They are represented by Baker Artists, LLC.
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The Attacca Quartet’s most recent album release included string quartet works of Michael Ippolito. These works were performed as part of the group’s residency at National Sawdust in Brooklyn, including three concerts of works by living composers. The group's next recording project will feature string quartet works of Caroline Shaw.
The Attacca Quartet recently completed a recording project of Haydn’s masterwork “The Seven Last Words of Christ on the Cross,” arranged by Andrew Yee and the Attacca Quartet. In his review for Gramophone, Donald Rosenberg wrote, “The Attacca Quartet explore the work’s range of expressive moods with utmost sensitivity to nuance and interplay .... They triumph in every respect, and are captured in such vivid sound that no telling Haydn detail is allowed to go unheard.” Thewholenote.com wrote, “It’s easily the most satisfying string version of the work that I’ve heard.”
In 2013, the quartet released the complete works for string quartet by John Adams on Azica Records. It was praised by Steve Smith of The New York Times as a “vivacious, compelling set,” describing the Attacca Quartet’s playing as “exuberant, funky, and … exactingly nuanced.” The Boston Globe also praised the release, stating, “Few [recent recordings] are as consequential as ‘Fellow Traveler,’ … superb performances.” The album was the recipient of the 2013 National Federation of Music Clubs Centennial Chamber Music Award. The quartet has been honored with both the Arthur Foote Award from the Harvard Musical Association and the Lotos Prize in the Arts from the Stecher and Horowitz Foundation.
The Attacca Quartet has engaged in extensive educational and community outreach projects, serving as guest artists and teaching fellows at the Lincoln Center Institute, the Boston University Tanglewood Institute, Vivace String Camp in New York, the Woodlands ChamberFest in Texas, Virginia Arts Festival, Bravo! Vail Valley and Animato Summer Music Camp at Florida International University in Miami. Since 2006, they have performed in yearly benefit concerts supporting the Parkinson’s Disease Foundation’s efforts. The members of the Attacca Quartet currently reside in New York City. They are represented by Baker Artists, LLC.
Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary garage located next to the Performing Arts Center Click here for more information
Concert Band Concert
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- Cost:
- $10 adult $5 student / senior Plus $2.00 processing fee.
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay, db69@txstate.edu, 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Mr. Matthew Holzner directs the Texas State Concert Band in their first concert of the Spring semester.
Fee based parking is available at the Pleasant Street garage, located next to the Music Building. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
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Fee based parking is available at the Pleasant Street garage, located next to the Music Building. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
Symphonic Winds Concert
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- Cost:
- $10 adult $5 student / senior Plus $2.00 processing fee.
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay, db69@txstate.edu, 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Dr. Kyle Glaser leads the Symphonic Winds in their first concert of the Spring Semester.
Fee based parking is available at the Pleasant Street garage. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
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Fee based parking is available at the Pleasant Street garage. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
CANCELLED - CANCELED - Wind Symphony Concert
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- Cost:
- $12 General Admission. $8 Students/Seniors
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay, db69@txstate.edu, 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Jazz Orchestra Concert
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- Location:
- Recital Hall
- Cost:
- $10 adult $5 student / senior Plus $2.00 processing fee.
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay, db69@txstate.edu, 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Dr, Keith Winking leads the Texas State Jazz Orchestra in a concert of big band favorites.
Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary Street parking garage. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
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Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary Street parking garage. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
Stars At Night Guest Recital: Gabriel Dobner, piano with Ron Ulen, baritone
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- Location:
- Recital Hall
- Cost:
- $10 adult $5 student / senior Plus $2.00 processing fee.
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay, db69@txstate.edu, 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Collaborative pianist Dr. Gabriel Dobner returns to Texas State University, this time joining forces with Faculty Artist Ron Ulen to present Schubert's song cycle "Die Winterreise"
Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary Street parking garage. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a GOLD event. Click here for more information
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Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary Street parking garage. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a GOLD event. Click here for more information
Guest Artist Recital: Svetlana Belsky, piano
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- Location:
- Recital Hall
- Cost:
- $10 adult $5 student / senior Plus $2.00 processing fee.
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay, db69@txstate.edu, 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Critically acclaimed as “a passionate pianist and scholar,” Svetlana Belsky is an in-demand recitalist and chamber pianist, noted for her remarkable rapport with audiences and stylistic versatility. She has appeared in the Ukraine, Russia, Poland, China, Taiwan and Hong Kong, and throughout the United States. Her performance credits include Carnegie Recital Hall, Kiev Philharmonic Hall, Dame Myra Hess Series, Music in the Loft, countless university concert series, live recitals on Chicago’s WFMT and New York’s WQXR, and guest appearances with the University of Chicago Symphony, Southern Illinois Symphony, Chicago Chamber Orchestra and the Tutti Orchestra.
Dr. Belsky’s love for a wide variety of music has led her to play early music with original instrument ensembles, and receive awards for her interpretation of new American music. In the past few years alone, she has introduced, in world and local premieres, compositions by no fewer than a dozen living composers. She also appears regularly as a harpsichordist with the Chicago Syntagma Musicum Ensemble.
Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary street parking garage. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a GOLD event. Click here for more information
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Dr. Belsky’s love for a wide variety of music has led her to play early music with original instrument ensembles, and receive awards for her interpretation of new American music. In the past few years alone, she has introduced, in world and local premieres, compositions by no fewer than a dozen living composers. She also appears regularly as a harpsichordist with the Chicago Syntagma Musicum Ensemble.
Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary street parking garage. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a GOLD event. Click here for more information
Musician's Forum and Somos Musicos
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- Location:
- Recital Hall
- Cost:
- Free
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay, db69@txstate.edu, 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Musicians Forum offers opportunities for music students to explore and be exposed to issues, ideas and information relevant to their careers as performing artists, teachers, composers and producers. Musicians Forum features a variety of topics, guest speakers, multimedia and audience participation. Each session begins at 6:15pm and precedes a Somos Musicos student concert at 7:30 p.m. Coordinators of the series, School of Music Director Thomas Clark and Senior Lecturer Gordon Jones, select relevant musicianship topics and serve as moderators.
Open to the public. No advance reservations required. Seating will begin at least 15 minutes prior to the program on a first come, first serve basis; Fee-based parking is available at Pleasant Street Garage, across the street from the Music Building. (Attention students enrolled in the Departmental Recital course: This is a GOLD event).
Somos Musicos is a concert series showcasing a variety of student performances. (RED event) Click here for more information
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Open to the public. No advance reservations required. Seating will begin at least 15 minutes prior to the program on a first come, first serve basis; Fee-based parking is available at Pleasant Street Garage, across the street from the Music Building. (Attention students enrolled in the Departmental Recital course: This is a GOLD event).
Somos Musicos is a concert series showcasing a variety of student performances. (RED event) Click here for more information
Choral Collage: The Music of Gwyneth Walker
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- Cost:
- $10 adult $5 student / senior Plus $2.00 processing fee.
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay, db69@txstate.edu, 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
All five choral ensembles at Texas State University join forces to present a concert of the music of composer, Gwyneth Walker. Come enjoy performances by The Men's Choir, Women's Choir, VocaLibe, University Singers and Chorale.
Fee based parking is available at the Pleasant Street garage located next to the Music Building. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital. this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
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Fee based parking is available at the Pleasant Street garage located next to the Music Building. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital. this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
Stars At Night Guest Artist: Rhonda Larson, flute
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- Location:
- Recital Hall
- Cost:
- $10 adult $5 student / senior Plus $2.00 processing fee.
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay, db69@txstate.edu, 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Rhonda Larson is a Grammy Award-winning player of the flute, born and raised in the mountains of Montana. This Big Sky Country in the Wild West helped form her into a nature-loving, free spirited trail blazing artist. She entered the national music scene by winning first prize in the National Flute Association’s Young Artist Competition at the age of 22, including a Carnegie Hall debut. Shortly thereafter, Rhonda was invited to join forces with the Paul Winter Consort, initiating her journey into a rich palette of music gleaned from around the world.
Composing much of her own music, Larson’s visionary force showcases her gold flute and an array of ethnic flutes in a new and refreshing light. Rhonda has also expanded the sonic capabilities of her instrument with entirely new techniques, most notably her inventive flute-and-voice unison, performed simultaneously.
Rhonda’s latest CD release, Live from China, features her band Ventus from a recent twenty-five city tour throughout China. Most of the selections are Larson’s original World Fusion compositions, including arrangements of traditional Celtic, Armenian, Romanian, and Chinese melodies. The recording offers a bonus track of Rhonda’s new solo, Metamorphosis, which took her four years to write due to its inherent complexities and inventive techniques she has developed further. “No piece has ever taken this long to complete, but I really have no other choice than to humbly allow the time it takes for the music to evolve, and IT lets me know when it is ready to be offered. The title speaks to its musical journey, but also as a metaphor to my own development on both a sacred and technical level. My first priority is to artistic authenticity, hoping to better serve the odds of lifting people’s hearts—THAT is why I am a musician.”
Rhonda tours world-wide, and has a discography of over 20 commercial recordings, including two other solo recordings, Distant Mirrors, and Free as a Bird. As a sought-after teacher, she conducts masterclasses at universities, flute organizations, community outreach events, and individual instruction. She owns and operates her publishing company, Wood Nymph Music, producing her sheet music from graphic design to distribution.
Ms. Larson performed on a live CBS finale episode of “Survivor” from Madison Square Garden’s, seen by over 40 million viewers, and is featured in “Flute Stories–101 Inspirational Stories from the World’s Best Flute Players” publication. She is a former Board member of the National Flute Association, and currently serves as a member of the World Flute Society Board of Directors.
Rhonda and her husband Dr. Lee J. deLisle live in Connecticut, and part-time at their home in the medieval village of Roccantica, Italy. When not playing the flute, Rhonda can be found out-doors.
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Composing much of her own music, Larson’s visionary force showcases her gold flute and an array of ethnic flutes in a new and refreshing light. Rhonda has also expanded the sonic capabilities of her instrument with entirely new techniques, most notably her inventive flute-and-voice unison, performed simultaneously.
Rhonda’s latest CD release, Live from China, features her band Ventus from a recent twenty-five city tour throughout China. Most of the selections are Larson’s original World Fusion compositions, including arrangements of traditional Celtic, Armenian, Romanian, and Chinese melodies. The recording offers a bonus track of Rhonda’s new solo, Metamorphosis, which took her four years to write due to its inherent complexities and inventive techniques she has developed further. “No piece has ever taken this long to complete, but I really have no other choice than to humbly allow the time it takes for the music to evolve, and IT lets me know when it is ready to be offered. The title speaks to its musical journey, but also as a metaphor to my own development on both a sacred and technical level. My first priority is to artistic authenticity, hoping to better serve the odds of lifting people’s hearts—THAT is why I am a musician.”
Rhonda tours world-wide, and has a discography of over 20 commercial recordings, including two other solo recordings, Distant Mirrors, and Free as a Bird. As a sought-after teacher, she conducts masterclasses at universities, flute organizations, community outreach events, and individual instruction. She owns and operates her publishing company, Wood Nymph Music, producing her sheet music from graphic design to distribution.
Ms. Larson performed on a live CBS finale episode of “Survivor” from Madison Square Garden’s, seen by over 40 million viewers, and is featured in “Flute Stories–101 Inspirational Stories from the World’s Best Flute Players” publication. She is a former Board member of the National Flute Association, and currently serves as a member of the World Flute Society Board of Directors.
Rhonda and her husband Dr. Lee J. deLisle live in Connecticut, and part-time at their home in the medieval village of Roccantica, Italy. When not playing the flute, Rhonda can be found out-doors.
Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary Street parking garage. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a GOLD event. Click here for more information
Faculty Artist Recital: Suzanne Ramo, soprano; Fritz Gechter, piano
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- Location:
- Performing Arts Center; Recital Hall
- Cost:
- $10 General admission. $5 Students/Seniors (plus $2 processing fee)
- Contact:
- Danton S. Bankay 512-245-3375 db69@txsate.edu
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Lauded by the San Francisco Chronicle for an ease with coloratura that one hears “blazing forth brightly” as well as her “lyrical phrasing sweetly rendered,” soprano Suzanne Ramo recently appeared with Chamber Music Amarillo in Mahler’s 4th Symphony, and with Amarillo Opera as
Violetta in La traviata, a performance that was broadcast on Panhandle PBS. A frequent performer in the state of Texas, she has brought her crystalline soprano to Orff’s Carmina Burana with Ballet Austin, and returned to the Laredo Philharmonic Orchestra for the title role of
Donizetti’s Rita. As Constance in Les dialogues des Carmélites with Austin Opera, she earned a nomination for an Austin Critics’ Table Award as best singer of the 2008-09 season. Declared “always a highlight of any Austin Opera production she joins” by the Austin American-Statesman,
she has previously joined the company as Rosalinde in Die Fledermaus, Stella in Previn’s A Streetcar Named Desire, and Zerlina in Don Giovanni. She received a second nomination from the Austin Critics’ Table Awards for her performance in Brahms’ Ein Deutsches Requiem with the Texas Choral Consort in the 2013-14 season. Other roles include Susanna in Le nozze di Figaro; Musetta in La bohème; Violetta in La traviata, Micaela in Carmen, Madame Mao in Adams’ Nixon in China; and Fiordiligi in Così fan tutte. With the San Francisco Opera, she sang the title role of The Ballad of Baby Doe, Der Königin der Nacht in Die Zauberflöte, Woglinde in both Das Rheingold and Götterdämmerung, Der Waldvogel in Siegfried in addition to joining the company for its productions of Rigoletto, Falstaff, Der Rosenkavalier, and Semele. Also under the auspices of San Francisco Opera, she sang title role of La Calisto, Miss Wordsworth in Albert Herring, and Elvira in L’italiana in Algeri in California as well as Violetta in La traviata on tour with the Western Opera Theater.
A prolific interpreter of oratorio repertoire, she has joined the Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra under the baton of Nicholas McGegan for Beethoven’s Christus am Ölberge, Modesto Symphony for Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9, Stanford University as guest soloist for Mozart’s Mass in C minor, another Carmina Burana with the Orquesta Sinfónica Nacional de Panamá at the Alfredo Saint-Malo Music Festival, as well as the Strata Trio for Schubert’s Der Hirt auf dem Felsen at Concerts at the Point in Massachusetts. Especially sought after for concert performances in her
home of Texas, she has sung acclaimed performances of Strauss’ Vier letzte Lieder and Dubois’ Seven Last Words of Christ with the Laredo Philharmonic Orchestra, Handel’s Messiah and Poulenc’s Gloria with the Austin Symphony Orchestra, Knoxville: Summer of 1915 with the
Victoria Symphony, Brahms’ Ein deutsches Requiem with the Brazos Valley Symphony, Mozart’s Requiem with Musica Ecclesiae in Austin, and University of Texas Wind Ensemble, in addition to concerts of Broadway favorites with the San Antonio Symphony and Victoria Symphony. With the
Southeastern Festival of Song, she has presented recital programs that included “Dio cor mio” from Handel’s Alcina along with the works of Berlioz, Poulenc, Heggie, Musto, and Porter.
In addition to performing, Dr. Ramo has been an Attaway Scholar at the Centenary College of Lousiana, where she presented her research on the Father-Daughter Relationship in Verdi’s Luisa Miller, Rigoletto and La traviata.
Ramo holds a Doctorate of Musical Arts from the University of Texas at Austin. Click here for more information
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Violetta in La traviata, a performance that was broadcast on Panhandle PBS. A frequent performer in the state of Texas, she has brought her crystalline soprano to Orff’s Carmina Burana with Ballet Austin, and returned to the Laredo Philharmonic Orchestra for the title role of
Donizetti’s Rita. As Constance in Les dialogues des Carmélites with Austin Opera, she earned a nomination for an Austin Critics’ Table Award as best singer of the 2008-09 season. Declared “always a highlight of any Austin Opera production she joins” by the Austin American-Statesman,
she has previously joined the company as Rosalinde in Die Fledermaus, Stella in Previn’s A Streetcar Named Desire, and Zerlina in Don Giovanni. She received a second nomination from the Austin Critics’ Table Awards for her performance in Brahms’ Ein Deutsches Requiem with the Texas Choral Consort in the 2013-14 season. Other roles include Susanna in Le nozze di Figaro; Musetta in La bohème; Violetta in La traviata, Micaela in Carmen, Madame Mao in Adams’ Nixon in China; and Fiordiligi in Così fan tutte. With the San Francisco Opera, she sang the title role of The Ballad of Baby Doe, Der Königin der Nacht in Die Zauberflöte, Woglinde in both Das Rheingold and Götterdämmerung, Der Waldvogel in Siegfried in addition to joining the company for its productions of Rigoletto, Falstaff, Der Rosenkavalier, and Semele. Also under the auspices of San Francisco Opera, she sang title role of La Calisto, Miss Wordsworth in Albert Herring, and Elvira in L’italiana in Algeri in California as well as Violetta in La traviata on tour with the Western Opera Theater.
A prolific interpreter of oratorio repertoire, she has joined the Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra under the baton of Nicholas McGegan for Beethoven’s Christus am Ölberge, Modesto Symphony for Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9, Stanford University as guest soloist for Mozart’s Mass in C minor, another Carmina Burana with the Orquesta Sinfónica Nacional de Panamá at the Alfredo Saint-Malo Music Festival, as well as the Strata Trio for Schubert’s Der Hirt auf dem Felsen at Concerts at the Point in Massachusetts. Especially sought after for concert performances in her
home of Texas, she has sung acclaimed performances of Strauss’ Vier letzte Lieder and Dubois’ Seven Last Words of Christ with the Laredo Philharmonic Orchestra, Handel’s Messiah and Poulenc’s Gloria with the Austin Symphony Orchestra, Knoxville: Summer of 1915 with the
Victoria Symphony, Brahms’ Ein deutsches Requiem with the Brazos Valley Symphony, Mozart’s Requiem with Musica Ecclesiae in Austin, and University of Texas Wind Ensemble, in addition to concerts of Broadway favorites with the San Antonio Symphony and Victoria Symphony. With the
Southeastern Festival of Song, she has presented recital programs that included “Dio cor mio” from Handel’s Alcina along with the works of Berlioz, Poulenc, Heggie, Musto, and Porter.
In addition to performing, Dr. Ramo has been an Attaway Scholar at the Centenary College of Lousiana, where she presented her research on the Father-Daughter Relationship in Verdi’s Luisa Miller, Rigoletto and La traviata.
Ramo holds a Doctorate of Musical Arts from the University of Texas at Austin. Click here for more information
Youth Outreach Program Concert
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- Cost:
- Free
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay, db69@txstate.edu, 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Join the Hill Country Youth Chorus directed by Dr. Lynn Brinckmeyer, the Texas State String Project, directed by Dr. Ames Asbell, and Mariachi Infantil, directed by John Lopez, in a joint Youth Outreach Program concert.
Fee based parking is available at the Pleasant Street garage, located next to the Music Building. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
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Fee based parking is available at the Pleasant Street garage, located next to the Music Building. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
Jazz Lab Band Concert
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- Location:
- Recital Hall
- Cost:
- $10 adult $5 student / senior Plus $2.00 processing fee.
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay, db69@txstate.edu, 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Directed by Dr. Utah Hamrick, the Jazz Lab Band presents a concert of standards for your enjoyment.
Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary Street garage located next to the Performing Arts Center. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
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Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary Street garage located next to the Performing Arts Center. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
TXST Flute Studio Recital
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- Location:
- Recital Hall
- Cost:
- Free
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay, db69@txstate.edu, 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Students of Dr. Adah Jones, perform a mid term recital for your listening pleasure.
Fee based parking is available at the Pleasant Street garage. located next to the Music Building. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
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Fee based parking is available at the Pleasant Street garage. located next to the Music Building. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
Jazz Ensemble Concert
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- Location:
- Recital Hall
- Cost:
- $10 adult $5 student / senior Plus $2.00 processing fee.
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay, db69@txstate.edu, 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Dr. Utah Hamrick leads the Texas State Jazz Ensemble through their paces in a concert you won't want to miss!
Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary Street parking garage. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
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Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary Street parking garage. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
Sound Pictures: The Beatles and Sir George Martin
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- Location:
- Performing Arts Center; Recital Hall
- Cost:
- Free
- Contact:
- Danton S. Bankay 512-245-3375 db69@txstate.edu
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
In this multimedia presentation, Kenneth Womack traces the life and times of George Martin as he remakes himself from a boy from the wrong side of the tracks into the most celebrated record producer of his day. Womack tells the riveting story of Martin’s early disdain for the Beatles, who won him over with their humor and their innovative sound.
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Stars At Night Concert Series: Luis Conte Salsa Concert
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- Location:
- Recital Hall
- Cost:
- $10 adult $5 student / senior Plus $2.00 processing fee.
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay, db69@txstate.edu, 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Conte proved himself versatile musically, and by 1973, he was playing regularly in local clubs. He quickly became a busy studio musician, and throughout the 1970s, he played in the Latin fusion band Caldera.
In the 1980s, Conte toured with several different musicians, including Madonna, guitarist Al Di Meola, and Andy Narell. His debut as a bandleader came in 1987, when he released La Cocina Caliente, which included a Latinized version of Chopin's "Susarasa". Conte also played percussion on the Pat Metheny Group release 'We Live Here', in 1995, as well as I Mother Earth's first two albums Dig (1994) and Scenery and Fish (1996).
Recently, Conte has toured as part of James Taylor's "Band of Legends." He has also played alongside such famed musicians as Alex Acuña, Jaguares, Larry Klimas, and David Garfield, both as a bandleader and a sideman.
Luis Conte was part of Phil Collins 1997 "Dance into the Light" tour and 2004 "First Farewell Tour", performing in both of them Afro-Cuban percussion and adding more depth into the concert songs. He also performed during The Phil Collins Big Band tours in 1996 and 1998.
In 1999 Conte collaborated in Maná MTV Unplugged project.
In 2009 worked together with Sergio Vallín in his Bendito Entre
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In the 1980s, Conte toured with several different musicians, including Madonna, guitarist Al Di Meola, and Andy Narell. His debut as a bandleader came in 1987, when he released La Cocina Caliente, which included a Latinized version of Chopin's "Susarasa". Conte also played percussion on the Pat Metheny Group release 'We Live Here', in 1995, as well as I Mother Earth's first two albums Dig (1994) and Scenery and Fish (1996).
Recently, Conte has toured as part of James Taylor's "Band of Legends." He has also played alongside such famed musicians as Alex Acuña, Jaguares, Larry Klimas, and David Garfield, both as a bandleader and a sideman.
Luis Conte was part of Phil Collins 1997 "Dance into the Light" tour and 2004 "First Farewell Tour", performing in both of them Afro-Cuban percussion and adding more depth into the concert songs. He also performed during The Phil Collins Big Band tours in 1996 and 1998.
In 1999 Conte collaborated in Maná MTV Unplugged project.
In 2009 worked together with Sergio Vallín in his Bendito Entre
Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary Street parking garage located next to the Performing Arts Center. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a GOLD event. Click here for more information
Trombone Studio Recital
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- Location:
- Recital Hall
- Cost:
- Free
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay, db69@txstate.edu, 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Students of Prof. Charles Hurt perform their mid-term recital.
Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary Street parking garage. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
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Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary Street parking garage. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
Saxophone Studio Recital #1
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- Location:
- Recital Hall
- Cost:
- Free
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay, db69@txstate.edu, 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Students of Dr. Todd Oxford and Dr. Brian Trittin present the first of two studio recitals.
Fee based parking is available at the Pleasant Street garage located next to the Music Building.
Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
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Fee based parking is available at the Pleasant Street garage located next to the Music Building.
Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
Viola Studio Recital
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- Location:
- Recital Hall
- Cost:
- Free
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay, db69@txstate.edu, 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Students of Dr. Ames Asbell present their mid-term recital.
Fee based parking is available in the Edward Gary Street parking garage located next to the Performing Arts Center. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
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Fee based parking is available in the Edward Gary Street parking garage located next to the Performing Arts Center. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
Wind Symphony Chamber Concert
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- Location:
- Recital Hall
- Cost:
- $10 adult $5 student / senior Plus $2.00 processing fee.
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay, db69@txstate.edu, 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Dr. Caroline Beatty leads a select group of musicians who make up the Wind Symphony Chamber Ensemble in this performance.
Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary Street parking garage located next to the Performing Arts Center. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
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Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary Street parking garage located next to the Performing Arts Center. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
Musician's Forum and Somos Musicos
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- Location:
- Recital Hall
- Cost:
- Free
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay, db69@txstate.edu, 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Musicians Forum offers opportunities for music students to explore and be exposed to issues, ideas and information relevant to their careers as performing artists, teachers, composers and producers. Musicians Forum features a variety of topics, guest speakers, multimedia and audience participation. Each session begins at 6:15pm and precedes a Somos Musicos student concert at 7:30 p.m. Coordinators of the series, School of Music Director Thomas Clark and Senior Lecturer Gordon Jones, select relevant musicianship topics and serve as moderators.
Open to the public. No advance reservations required. Seating will begin at least 15 minutes prior to the program on a first come, first serve basis; Fee-based parking is available at Pleasant Street Garage, across the street from the Music Building. (Attention students enrolled in the Departmental Recital course: This is a GOLD event).
Somos Musicos is a concert series showcasing a variety of student performances. (RED event) Click here for more information
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Open to the public. No advance reservations required. Seating will begin at least 15 minutes prior to the program on a first come, first serve basis; Fee-based parking is available at Pleasant Street Garage, across the street from the Music Building. (Attention students enrolled in the Departmental Recital course: This is a GOLD event).
Somos Musicos is a concert series showcasing a variety of student performances. (RED event) Click here for more information
Faculty Artists Recital: Trio488
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- Location:
- Performing Arts Center; Recital Hall
- Cost:
- $10 General admission. $5 Students/Seniors (plus $2 processing fee)
- Contact:
- Danton S. Bankay 512-245-3375 db69@txstate.edu
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Established in fall of 2008, 'Trio 488' is comprised of members from the applied music faculty at Texas State University. The goal of this group is to not only expose the vast amount of music written for this combination, but also to encourage and promote new music for this instrumentation. Within their first year, 'Trio 488' has already performed all around the country, been invited to perform at the International Double Reed Society in London, the International Conference in Arts and Humanities in Honolulu, Southwestern Chapter of College Music Society Conference, commissioned and premiered several works, and initiated plans for their first commercial CD.
Already highly recognized in their own field, members of 'Trio 488' are committed to exposing to the world the unique and beautiful sounds of this ensemble. Please check back often for news, performances and other future endeavors of 'Trio 488'.
Ian Davidson, oboe; Daris Hale, bassoon; Jason Kwak, piano. Click here for more information
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Already highly recognized in their own field, members of 'Trio 488' are committed to exposing to the world the unique and beautiful sounds of this ensemble. Please check back often for news, performances and other future endeavors of 'Trio 488'.
Ian Davidson, oboe; Daris Hale, bassoon; Jason Kwak, piano. Click here for more information
TXST Cello Studio Recital I
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- Location:
- Recital Hall
- Cost:
- Free
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay, db69@txstate.edu, 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Students of Dr. Karla Hamelin present their pre-jury recital with repertoire they have worked on for the Spring semester.
Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary street parking garage, located next to the Performing Arts Center. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
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Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary street parking garage, located next to the Performing Arts Center. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
TXST Tuba Euphonium Ensemble Concert
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- Location:
- Recital Hall
- Cost:
- Free
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay, db69@txstate.edu, 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Students of Prof. Raul Rodriguez present their final concert for the Spring semester,
Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary street parking garage, located next to the Performing Arts Center. Attention, students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
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Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary street parking garage, located next to the Performing Arts Center. Attention, students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
TXST Cello Studio Recital II
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- Location:
- Recital Hall
- Cost:
- Free
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay, db69@txstate.edu, 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Students of Dr. Karla Hamelin present their final concert for the Spring semester.
Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary street parking garage, located next to the performing Arts Center. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
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Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary street parking garage, located next to the performing Arts Center. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
TXST Trombone Ensemble Concert
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- Location:
- Recital Hall
- Cost:
- Free
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay, db69@txstate.edu, 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Students of Prof. Charles Hurt, present their final concert for the Spring semester.
Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary Street parking garage, located next to the Performing Arts Center. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
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Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary Street parking garage, located next to the Performing Arts Center. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
Percussion Ensemble & Steelband Concert
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- Location:
- Recital Hall
- Cost:
- Free
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay, db69@txstate.edu, 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Students of Professor Genearo Gonzales present a concert featuring our very own Steel-drum ensemble.
Fee based parking is available in the Pleasant Street garage located next to the Music Building.
attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
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Fee based parking is available in the Pleasant Street garage located next to the Music Building.
attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
Percussion Ensemble Concert
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- Location:
- Recital Hall
- Cost:
- Free
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay, db69@txstate.edu, 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Students of Prof. Bobby Lopez present their final concert for the Spring semester.
Fee based parking is available in the Pleasant Street garage located next to the Music Building. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
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Fee based parking is available in the Pleasant Street garage located next to the Music Building. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
Ramo Studio Recital
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- Location:
- Performing Arts Center; Recital Hall
- Cost:
- Free
- Contact:
- Danton S. Bankay 512-245-3375 db69@txstate.edu
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Students of Dr. Suzanne Ramo perform a concert of repertoire they have been working on for the semester.
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TXST Flute Choir Recital
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- Location:
- Recital Hall
- Cost:
- Free
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay, db69@txstate.edu, 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Students of Dr. Adah Jones, present their final concert for the Spring semester.
Fee based parking is available at the Pleasant Street garage, located next to the Music Building. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
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Fee based parking is available at the Pleasant Street garage, located next to the Music Building. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
Mariachi Concert
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- Location:
- Recital Hall
- Cost:
- $12 general admission, $8 students/seniors
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay, db69@txstate.edu, 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Award winning student Mariachi ensembles "Mariachi Nueva Generacion" and "Mariachi Lince de Oro" under the tutelage of Professors Lopez and Guzman, present their final concert for the Spring semester.
Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary Street parking garage, located next to the Performing Arts Center. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
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Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary Street parking garage, located next to the Performing Arts Center. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
Saxophone Ensembles Concert
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- Location:
- Recital Hall
- Cost:
- Free
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay, db69@txstate.edu, 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Our two Saxophone quartets join forces to present their final concert for the Spring semester.
Fee based parking is available at the Pleasant Street garage located next to the Music Building. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
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Fee based parking is available at the Pleasant Street garage located next to the Music Building. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
Ledbetter Studio Recital
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- Location:
- Recital Hall
- Cost:
- Free
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay, db69@txstate.edu, 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Violin students of Dr. Lynn Ledbetter present a recital of music being worked on this semester.
Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary Street garage, located next to the Performing Arts Center. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
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Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary Street garage, located next to the Performing Arts Center. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
Saxophone Studio Recital #2
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- Location:
- Recital Hall
- Cost:
- Free
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay, db69@txstate.edu, 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Students of Dr. Todd Oxford and Dr. Brian Trittin perform in the second studio recital.
Fee based parking is available at the Pleasant Street garage located next to the Music Building. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
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Fee based parking is available at the Pleasant Street garage located next to the Music Building. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
Ledbetter Studio Recital #2
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- Location:
- Recital Hall
- Cost:
- Free
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay, db69@txstate.edu, 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Students of Dr. Lynn Ledbetter perform music they have been working on for the semester.
Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary Street garage located next to the Performing Arts Center. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
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Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary Street garage located next to the Performing Arts Center. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
Jazz Orchestra Concert
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- Location:
- Recital Hall
- Cost:
- $10 adult $5 student / senior Plus $2.00 processing fee.
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay, db69@txstate.edu, 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Dr. Keith Winking conducts the Texas State Jazz Orchestra in their final concert for the Spring semester.
Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary Street parking garage, located next to the Performing Arts Center. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
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Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary Street parking garage, located next to the Performing Arts Center. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
Jazz Lab Band Concert
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- Location:
- Recital Hall
- Cost:
- $10 adult $5 student / senior Plus $2.00 processing fee.
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay, db69@txstate.edu, 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Dr. Utah Hamrick conducts the Texas State Jazz Lab Band in their final concert of the Spring semester.
Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary Street parking garage, located next to the Performing Arts Center. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
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Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary Street parking garage, located next to the Performing Arts Center. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
Faculty Artist Recital: Todd Oxford, saxophone
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- Location:
- Recital Hall
- Cost:
- $10 adult $5 student / senior Plus $2.00 processing fee.
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay, db69@txstate.edu, 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Dr. Todd Oxford presents a solo recital for your listening pleasure.
Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary Street parking garage, located next to the Performing Arts Center. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a GOLD event. Click here for more information
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Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary Street parking garage, located next to the Performing Arts Center. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a GOLD event. Click here for more information
University Singers Concert
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- Cost:
- $10 adult $5 student / senior Plus $2.00 processing fee.
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay, db69@txstate.edu, 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Dr. Jonathan Babcock leads the Texas State University Singers in their final concert for the Spring semester.
Fee based parking is available at the Pleasant Street garage, located next to the Music Building. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
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Fee based parking is available at the Pleasant Street garage, located next to the Music Building. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
Texas State String Project Concert
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- Location:
- Recital Hall
- Cost:
- Free
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay, db69@txstate.edu, 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Dr. Ames Asbell leads this Youth Outreach Program of talented string players in their final concert for the Spring semester.
Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary Street garage, located next to the Performing Arts Center. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
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Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary Street garage, located next to the Performing Arts Center. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
TXST Chorale Concert
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- Location:
- Recital Hall
- Cost:
- $10 adult $5 student / senior Plus $2.00 processing fee.
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay, db69@txstate.edu, 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Dr. Joey Martin leads the ensemble in their final concert for the Spring semester.
Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary street garage, located next to the Performing Arts Center. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
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Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary street garage, located next to the Performing Arts Center. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
Men's & Women's Choir Concert
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- Cost:
- $10 adult $5 student / senior Plus $2.00 processing fee.
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay, db69@txstate.edu, 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Dr. Lynn Brinckmeyer and Mr. Craig Aamot direct the Women's and Men's Choirs respectively, and together, both ensembles join forces to present a concert of wonderful choral music.
Fee based parking is available at the Pleasant Street garage, located next to the Music Building. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
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Fee based parking is available at the Pleasant Street garage, located next to the Music Building. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
TXST Flute Studio Recital
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- Location:
- Recital Hall
- Cost:
- Free
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay, db69@txstate.edu, 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Students of Dr. Adah Jones present their final studio recital for the Spring semester.
Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary Street garage located next to the Performing Arts Center. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
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Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary Street garage located next to the Performing Arts Center. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
Jazz Ensemble Concert
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- Location:
- Recital Hall
- Cost:
- $10 adult $5 student / senior Plus $2.00 processing fee.
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay, db69@txstate.edu, 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Dr. Utah Hamrick leads the Texas State Jazz Ensemble in their final performance for the Spring semester.
Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary Street garage, located next to the Performing Arts Center. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
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Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary Street garage, located next to the Performing Arts Center. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
Symphony Orchestra Concert
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- Cost:
- $10 adult $5 student / senior Plus $2.00 processing fee.
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay, db69@txstate.edu, 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Dr. Jacob Harrison leads the Texas State Symphony Orchestra in its final performance for the Spring semester.
Fee based parking is available at the Pleasant Street garage, located next to the Music Building. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
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Fee based parking is available at the Pleasant Street garage, located next to the Music Building. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
Concert Band Concert
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- Location:
- Evans Auditorium
- Cost:
- $10 adult $5 student / senior Plus $2.00 processing fee.
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay
512-245-3375
db69@txstate.edu - Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Prof. Matthew Holzner directs the Texas State Concert Band in their final performance of the Spring semester.
Fee based parking is available at the Pleasant Street garage, located next to the Music Building. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
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Fee based parking is available at the Pleasant Street garage, located next to the Music Building. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
Symphonic Winds Concert
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- Location:
- Evans Auditorium
- Cost:
- $10 adult $5 student / senior Plus $2.00 processing fee.
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay
512-245-3375
db69@txstate.edu - Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Dr. Kyle Glaser leads the Texas State Symphonic Winds in their final concert for the Spring semester.
Fee based parking is available at the Pleasant Street garage, located next to the Music Building. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is MAROON event. Click here for more information
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Fee based parking is available at the Pleasant Street garage, located next to the Music Building. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is MAROON event. Click here for more information
Wind Symphony Concert
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- Location:
- Evans Auditorium
- Cost:
- $10 adult $5 student / senior Plus $2.00 processing fee.
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay
512-245-3375
db69@txstate.edu - Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Dr. Caroline Beatty leads the Texas State Wind Symphony in their final concert of the Spring semester.
Fee based parking is available at the Pleasant Street garage, located next to the Music Building. Attention students enrolled in Departmental recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
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Fee based parking is available at the Pleasant Street garage, located next to the Music Building. Attention students enrolled in Departmental recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
Feria del Mariachi Concert
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- Location:
- Harrison Theatre
- Cost:
- $16 general admission, $12 students/seniors
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay, db69@txstate.edu, 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Join the festivities as Mariachi ensembles from all over Texas take part in this annual treat!
Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary Street garage, located next to the Performing Arts Center. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a RED event. Click here for more information
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Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary Street garage, located next to the Performing Arts Center. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a RED event. Click here for more information
Musician's Forum and Somos Musicos
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- Location:
- Recital Hall
- Cost:
- Free
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay, db69@txstate.edu, 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Musicians Forum offers opportunities for music students to explore and be exposed to issues, ideas and information relevant to their careers as performing artists, teachers, composers and producers. Musicians Forum features a variety of topics, guest speakers, multimedia and audience participation. Each session begins at 6:15pm and precedes a Somos Musicos student concert at 7:30 p.m. Coordinators of the series, School of Music Director Thomas Clark and Senior Lecturer Gordon Jones, select relevant musicianship topics and serve as moderators.
Open to the public. No advance reservations required. Seating will begin at least 15 minutes prior to the program on a first come, first serve basis; Fee-based parking is available at Pleasant Street Garage, across the street from the Music Building. (Attention students enrolled in the Departmental Recital course: This is a GOLD event).
Somos Musicos is a concert series showcasing a variety of student performances. (RED event) Click here for more information
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Open to the public. No advance reservations required. Seating will begin at least 15 minutes prior to the program on a first come, first serve basis; Fee-based parking is available at Pleasant Street Garage, across the street from the Music Building. (Attention students enrolled in the Departmental Recital course: This is a GOLD event).
Somos Musicos is a concert series showcasing a variety of student performances. (RED event) Click here for more information
Hill Country Youth Chorus Concert
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- Location:
- Recital Hall
- Cost:
- Free
- Contact:
- Danton Bankay, db69@txstate.edu, 512-245-3375
- Campus Sponsor:
- School of Music
Dr. Lynn Brinckmeyer conducts this group of talented young singers as part of the School of Music's Youth Outreach program.
Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary Street garage, located next to the Performing Arts Center. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
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Fee based parking is available at the Edward Gary Street garage, located next to the Performing Arts Center. Attention students enrolled in Departmental Recital, this is a MAROON event. Click here for more information
