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Some of the Brigham Young University-Idaho
Music Department faculty will demonstrate their musical
abilities with the Chamber Orchestra in concert on Thursday,
December 8 at 8:30 p.m. in the Barrus Concert Hall.
The “Faculty Spotlight” with the BYU-Idaho Chamber Orchestra
will feature four members of the music faculty. These soloists
and their selections include: Daniel Kerr on the organ, playing
”Concert in F Major” by Handel; Steven Allen on the piano,
presenting “Concerto for Piano and Orchestra” by Mozart; Bill
Holman on clarinet, performing “Adagio for Clarinet and Strings”
by Wagner; and John Lindford singing “Five Mystical Songs for
Baritone Solo and Orchestra” by Vaughan Williams. The concert
will open with the full Chamber Orchestra performing the
“Overture to Magic Flute” by Mozart.
“The music in this concert crosses three hundred years of music
history and exhibits a wide variety of styles and temperaments,”
Ted Ashton, BYU-Idaho Music Department faculty member, said.
“Our desire is to showcase from year to year the very talented
faculty here at BYU-Idaho, as well as expose our students to a
variety of solo music literature.”
Tickets for this concert cost $1 for students and $2 for
non-students. This is an FA 100 event and Sunday dress is
requested of those attending. |