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hi everybody

for those of you going to the MWRTEC this weekend, i'd like to invite you all to my recital! it's at 4pm on saturday in the CPA hall (whatever that is). it should be a good time. here's the program:



Carol Jantsch, tuba
Jun Okada, piano


Violin Concerto in d minor (1940)..........Aram Khachaturian
   Allegro con fermezza                          (1903-1978)
                                                 arr. Jantsch


Fünf Stücke im Volkston, op. 102............Robert Schumann
   I. "Vanitas vanitatum:" Mit Humor             (1810-1856)
   III. Nicht schnell, mit viel Ton zu spielen
   V. Stark und markiert


Bavarian Stew............................................Rolf Wilhelm
                                                   (b. 1927)
              Alaina Alster, euphonium
              Jesse Johnston, euphonium
              Eric Banks, tuba


(pause)


Concertino...............................................Eugène Bozza
   I. Allegro vivo                               (1905-1991)
   II. Andante ma non troppo
   III. Allegro vivo

Suite no. 1 ("Effie Suite")..............................Alec Wilder
   IV. Effie Joins The Carnival                  (1907-1980)
   VI. Effie Sings A Lullaby
   V. Effie Goes Folk Dancing
   II. Effie Falls In Love
   I. Effie Chases A Monkey
   III. Effie Takes A Dancing Lesson



hope to see you there!
carol

Good luck. I'm sure it will be great!

I was at this recital and Carol OWNED it. Dr. Young agreed that it was the best recital of the conference. I think she might have heard me praising her to a friend of mine after the grand concert....a little embarassing. Great job Carol.

dtemp wrote:I was at this recital and Carol OWNED it. Dr. Young agreed that it was the best recital of the conference.

I'll go one step further... it was the best tuba playing I have ever heard. Period.

Truly amazing.

DZ

David Zerkel wrote: I'll go one step further... it was the best tuba playing I have ever heard. Period.

Truly amazing.

DZ

WOW!!! And that's quoting Dave Zerkel who we all have a great deal of respect for. This girl must be something very, very special.