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Posted by on Thursday, September 27, 2012 in Archives, News.

Blair School of Music 2012 Fall Concerts

Monday, October 1 at  8 p.m.
Ingram Hall

Blair Symphonic Choir
Tucker Biddlecombe, conductor

Church anthems by Adrian Batten, Henry Purcell and Thomas Tallis will be performed, as well as contemporary choral settings by Morten Lauridsen, Michael McGlynn and Knut Nystedt.

Tuesday, October 2 at  2:35 p.m.
Choral Hall

Master Class & Performance
Robert Atherholt, oboe

Rice University oboe professor Robert Atherholt is a celebrated solo artist who served as principal oboist of the Houston Symphony for more than 20 years. Now, he shares his educational artistry with Blair-€™s woodwind students. Master classes are open to the public and will be held from 2:35-4:30 p.m., followed by a brief performance from Atherholt.

Tuesday, October 2 at  8 p.m.
Steve and Judy Turner Recital Hall

Faculty Recital
Carolyn Huebl, violin
Mark Wait, piano

Beethoven Sonata No. 7 in C minor, Op. 30 No. 2
Ravel Sonata No. 2 in G major
Schubert Fantasie in C major, D. 934

An evening showcasing three of the most loved of all works for violin and piano. Beethoven-€™s Sonata no. 7 was published in 1803, just a year before he began work on his epic Fifth Symphony. The two works share the dramatic key of C minor and the same riveting intensity. Ravel-€™s sonata from 1922 is a glimpse into the diverse influences of the era, from impressionism to jazz. It features the infectious -€œBlues-€ second movement, inspired by the jazz Ravel heard while traveling in America. The final piece is the sublimely beautiful Fantasie by Schubert, a revered work whose beauty defies description.

Sponsored by Lois and Peter Fyfe

TICKETED EVENT

Friday, October 5 at  8 p.m.
Ingram Hall

Nashville Jazz Orchestra
Jim Williamson, director
featuring  Lalo Davila

Dancing the Night Away

Nashville Jazz Orchestra and Dance Theater of Tennessee celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month with local percussionist, vocalist and entertainer Lalo Davila.

Tickets: $20 adults; $15 seniors (65+) and Vanderbilt faculty and staff; $10 students with ID; $5 Vanderbilt students with ID. Tickets available at the door.

 

All events at the Blair School of Music are free and open to the public with no tickets needed unless specifically stated otherwise. For more information about events at Blair, see the website at blair.vanderbilt.edu or email  kristin.whittlesey@vanderbilt.edu