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Conservatory of Music Concert Programs Conservatory of Music 
10-12-2019 8:00 PM 
Lawrence Symphony Orchestra, October 12, 2019 
Lawrence University 
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Lawrence Symphony Orchestra 
Mark Dupere, conductor 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Saturday, October 12, 2019 
8:00 p.m. 
Lawrence Memorial Chapel 
 
  
Bolero   Maurice Ravel 
    (1875-1937) 
 
 
Symphony No. 4 in B-flat Major, op. 60 Ludwig van Beethoven 
 Adagio – Allegro vivace (1770-1827) 
 Adagio 
 Allegro vivace 
 Allegro ma non troppo 
 
 
▪ Brief Intermission ▪ 
 
 
Estancia Suite, op. 8a Alberto Evaristo Ginastera 
 Los trabajadores agrícolas (The Land Workers) (1916-1983) 
 Danza del trigo (Wheat Dance) 
 Los peones de hacienda (The Cattlemen) 
 Danza final (Final Dance) “Malambo” 
  
Lawrence Symphony Orchestra 
Mark Dupere, conductor 
 
VIOLIN I 
Zoë Boston† 
Beth Fryxell 
Jessica Gehring 
Abigail Keefe, concertmaster 
Ella Kile 
Riko Ogihara 
Matt Piper 
Alex Quinn 
Gabe Roethle 
Ashley Tang 
Jessica Toncler† 
Kathryn Williams 
Marissa Zintel 
 
VIOLIN II 
Maisie Conrad-Poor 
Brock Daumler 
Alex DeBello 
Thaddeus Gotcher 
Jelani Jones 
Mindara Krueger-Olson 
Alan Liang 
Molly Long* 
Joel Peterson 
Grace Reyes 
Avery Riel 
Nell Rudoff 
Claire Sternkopf‡ 
Charlotte Trumble 
Emily Yank 
 
VIOLA 
Adjedmaa Ali 
Kanyon Beringer 
Chris Chang 
Kiara Didier 
Lia Eldridge 
Lee Friedman 
Jae Franklin 
May Garvey 
Amy Gruen 
Gabriel Hartmark 
Kelsey Knapp 
Lexie Livingood 
Emily McCabe* 
Asher McMullin 
Alana Melvin 
Julien Riviere 
Cora Tenenbaum 
Courtney Wilmington 
VIOLONCELLO 
Christopher Aceto 
Ernesto Bañuelos* 
Hannah Baron 
Julian Bennett 
Nora Briddell 
Justin Collins 
Madison Creech 
Mystique Evans 
Julia Johnson 
Alex Lewis 
Henry McEwen 
Logan Robison 
Zofia Sabee 
Samuel Schulte 
Stephen Simuncak 
Sarah Smith 
Evan Stroud 
David Yudis 
 
BASS 
Ryan Erdmann 
Ian Harvey 
Matt Jahnke‡ 
Clay Knoll* 
Sarah Krysan† 
Zoe Markle 
Ali Remondini 
Steven Traeger 
 
FLUTE 
Isabella Cisneros (picc) 
Sara Prostko (picc) 
Hannah Elizabeth Tobias* 
 
OBOE 
Chester James* 
Marlee Matthews (EH) 
Logan Willis (d’amore) 
 
CLARINET 
Caitlin Bracy 
Georgia Chau 
Anthony Dare* 
Celeste Reyes (Eb) 
Jazzlyn Timper (bass) 
SAXOPHONE 
Nick Muellner 
Becky Swanson (sopr) 
 
BASSOON 
Jessica Kleebauer* 
Maya Lines* 
Nate Scott (contra) 
 
HORN 
Cole Galbraith 
Hayden Guckenberg*‡ 
Jonathan Ibach 
Alan Schlessinger 
 
TRUMPET 
Jack Benedict 
Adrian Birge* 
Caleb Carter 
Theresa Gruber-Miller 
Liam Traynor 
 
TROMBONE 
Daniel Johnson 
Theo Keenan 
Omar Tlatelpa-Nieto* 
 
TUBA 
Henry Parks 
 
TIMPANI/PERCUSSION 
Spencer Bunch-Hotaling 
Malcolm Davis 
Nolan Ehlers* 
Keenan McDonald 
Tyler Nanstad 
David Pickar 
Alex Quade 
 
PIANO/CELESTE 
Sam Green 
 
HARP 
Callie Greene* 
Johanna Kopecky 
 
 
*Denotes principal or section 
   leader 
†Denotes LSO Librarian 
‡Denotes LSO Stage Crew 
  
We gratefully acknowledge the important role all of the Lawrence faculty 
play in preparing our students academically and musically, from our 
colleagues in musicology and music theory, to our colleagues in sight-
singing, aural skills and keyboard skills, and to our colleagues in the liberal 
arts. We give special thanks to the studio instrumental faculty. 
 
 
Special Thanks to the 
Lawrence University Conservatory Instrumental Artist Faculty 
 
Samantha George, violin 
Wen-Lei Gu, violin 
Matthew Michelic, viola 
Horacio Contreras, cello 
Mark Urness, bass 
Nathan Wysock, guitar 
Suzanne Jordheim, flute 
Erin Lesser, flute 
David Bell, clarinet 
Nora Lewis, oboe 
Steve Jordheim, saxophone 
Carl Rath, bassoon 
Jeffrey Stannard, trumpet 
John Daniel, trumpet 
Ann Ellsworth, horn 
Tim Albright, trombone 
Marty Erickson, tuba and 
   euphonium 
Dane Richeson, percussion 
Leila Ramagopal Pertl, harp 
Catherine Kautsky, piano 
Michael Mizrahi, piano 
Anthony Padilla, piano 
Bruce Bengtson, organ 
 
 
 
Upcoming Performances in 2019-2020 
Sunday, November 3, 1-6p, LSO Concerto Competition 
Friday, November 8, 7:30p, Lawrence University Studio Orchestra 
Sunday, November 17, 3p, Shared concert with LUJE 
Friday, January 31, 2020, 8p 
Friday, April 24, 7:30p, Major Work: Mendelssohn’s Elijah 
Friday, June 5, 8p 
 
 
 


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Lawrence University 
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Conservatory of Music Concert Programs Conservatory of Music 
11-17-2019 1:00 PM 
Lawrence University Guitar Studio Recital, November 17, 2019 
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Lawrence University Guitar Studio Recital 
Harper Hall 
Sunday, November 17th, 2019 
1pm 
 
 
Earth Song                          Alan Hirsh 
                   (b. 1955) 
Carson Bell, Rick Kubly, Willy Quijano, 
Alex Ruffolo, Matthew Warren 
 
 
Fugue from Suite in C minor, BWV 997              Johann Sebastian Bach 
              (1685-1750) 
Rick Kubly 
 
 
Sarabande from Suite in C minor, BWV 997              Johann Sebastian Bach 
 
Willy Quijano 
 
 
Aria detta la Frescobalda                 Girolomo Frescobaldi 
              (1583-1643) 
          Arr. Karl Scheit 
 
El polifemo de oro                Reginald Smith Brindle 
              (1917-2003) 
Carson Bell 
 
 
La caña             Juan Martin 
                   (b. 1948) 
Matthew Warren 
 
 
Selections from Valses Poeticos            Enrique Granados 
              (1867-1916) 
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Lawrence University 
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11-10-2019 6:30 PM 
Faculty Recital, Catherine Kautsky, Piano, November 10, 2019 
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Faculty Recital 
 
 
 
Catherine Kautsky, piano 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Sunday, November 10, 2019 
6:30 p.m. 
Lawrence Memorial Chapel 
 
 
  
Scherzo in B-flat Major, D. 593 (1817) Franz Schubert 
    (1797-1828) 
 
 
Sonata in G Major, op. 78, D. 894 (1826) Schubert 
 Molto moderato e cantabile 
 Andante 
 Menuetto: Allegro moderato 
 Allegretto 
 
 
• INTERMISSION • 
 
 
Berceuse héroïque (1914) Claude Debussy 
    (1862-1918) 
 
 
Le vent dans les ruines (1915) Jacques Ibert 
    (1890-1962) 
 
 
De Profundis (1915) Charles Tomlinson Griffes 
    (1884-1920) 
 
 
Five Preludes, op. 74 (1914) Alexander Scriabin 
 Douloureux, déchirant (1871-1915) 
 Très lent, contemplatif 
 Allegro drammatico 
 Lent, vague, indécis 
 Fier, belliqueux 
 
 


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The Arabian Nights

Volume CXXXVI, Number 17, March 1, 2019

Lawrence University 
Lux 
Conservatory of Music Concert Programs Conservatory of Music 
9-26-2019 7:00 PM 
Guest Recital, Garnet Ungar, Piano, September 26, 2019 
Lawrence University 
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Guest Recital 
 
 
 
Garnet Ungar, piano 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Thursday, September 26, 2019 
7:00 p.m. 
Harper Hall 
 
 
  
Sonata in A Major, K. 208 Domenico Scarlatti 
Sonata in C Major, K. 487 (1685-1757) 
Sonata in F minor, K. 386 
Sonata in G Major, K. 455 
Sonata in D minor, K. 32 
Sonata in E-flat Major, K. 475 
Sonata in G Major, K. 427 
 
 
Bagatelle in C Major, WoO 56 Ludwig van Beethoven 
Allegretto in C minor, WoO 53 (1770-1827) 
Six Ecossaises, WoO 83 
Five Variations on “Rule Britannia”, WoO 79 
 
 
▪ INTERMISSION ▪ 
 
 
Andante cantabile e presto agitato, WoO 19 Felix Mendelssohn 
Six Preludes and Fugues, op. 35 (1809-1847) 
 III. B minor 
Six Pieces for Children, op. 72 
 II. Andante sostenuto 
Seven Character Pieces, op. 7 
 II. Allegro vivace 
 
 
Images, Bk. 1 Claude Debussy 
 I. Reflets dans l’eau (1862-1918) 
Masques 
 
  
PERFORMER BIOGRAPHY 
 
Garnet Ungar has appeared throughout the world as piano soloist with 
orchestra, in recitals and masterclasses at major universities, and in 
broadcasts on American Public Radio, the CBC in Canada, and Hong 
Kong Radio. Highlights of recent seasons were recitals and masterclasses at 
Xinghai Conservatory in China, Kwassui University in Japan, Indiana 
University, the University of Michigan, the University of British 
Columbia, Hong Kong Baptist University, Tanglewood, the American 
Liszt Society in New York City, and the Arts and Letters Club in Toronto. 
He has also performed in Switzerland, Sweden, and England, and in 2019 
toured South America, performing and teaching at major musical 
institutions in Brazil, Chile, Colombia, and Uruguay. 
 
Dr. Ungar’s recording of the Brahms Second Piano Concerto with the 
Varna Philharmonic in Bulgaria was described in Clavier Magazine as 
“powerful and precise…having solidity and passion, a magisterial presence, 
structural integrity, immediacy and intensity.” In 2009 he released his 
second CD, of Schubert piano works. A review in Fanfare Magazine 
mentioned “subtle nuances under perfect control and never sounding self-
conscious…a fine control of myriad touches and colors… steady, focused, 
and unrelenting-a really superlative account.” Clavier Companion describes 
“an impressively imaginative and nuanced musical sensitivity with a 
refined technique” and “a complexity to his interpretations that cannot be 
fully appreciated at a first listening.” 
 
Garnet Ungar recently co-wrote Inner Voices, the autobiography of his most 
famous teacher, Abbey Simon. Published in 2017 and available 
on Amazon.com, the book traces Simon’s artistic and personal journey 
from his childhood at the Curtis Institute to navigating the thorny 
business of music and, of course, the music itself. The book also contains 
several appendices of historical significance. 
 
Dr. Ungar has served on the piano faculties of Mount Royal University in 
Calgary, the University Settlement House in Toronto, and the Music at 
Maple Mount Summer Institute in Kentucky. He is currently Professor of 
Music at the University of Evansville in Indiana. He regularly adjudicates 
piano competitions throughout the US, and has served as judge for the 
Hong Kong Schools Music Festival three times. In demand as a private 
teacher, his students have won several important local and state 
competitions. They have included six first prizewinners in the Evansville 
Philharmonic Competition, four finalists in the Indianapolis Symphony 
Competition, and first and second place winners in the Murray 
State/Paducah Symphony Competition. He has also taught multiple State 
MTNA and Evansville Schmidt Award winners. 
 
Born in Montréal, Dr. Ungar obtained degrees in piano performance from 
the Universities of Toronto, Calgary, and Houston, where his principal 
teachers were William Aide, Marilyn Engle, Abbey Simon, and Ruth 
Tomfohrde. Additional studies include sessions at the Royal Conservatory 
of Toronto, where he obtained an Associate Performer’s diploma, with 
Marek Jablonski at the Banff School of Fine Arts, Marc Durand and 
Anton Kuerti at the Centre d’Arts Orford in Québec, and Bernard Ebert 
at the Académie de Musique de Sion in Switzerland. 
 
 


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