The Brigham Young University School of Music welcomes you to this event. We are grateful for your attendance and support. So everyone can enjoy this performance, we ask for your attention to several issues:
• Please take a moment to turn off your cellular phone, pager, or any audio alerts. Since tonight’s concert is being recorded, we ask you to be as quiet as possible during the performance.
• Please notice the organization of the program so that your applause will be offered at appropriate intervals. Entire works or groupings of pieces will usually be performed without interruption.
• If you must leave during the performance, please wait for applause to do so.
• Please help us maintain a more formal atmosphere appropriate in performances sponsored by the School of Music. Shouting to performers, whistling, or talking during the performance is inappropriate here.
• Thank you for not bringing babies or children too young to enjoy this concert.
• Visit byuarts.com for information about additional upcoming performances, including free faculty and student music recitals.
BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY
Noah Foist
Tenor in Graduate Recital
Student of Shea Owens with
Rachel Johnson, piano
Required for the Master of Music Degree with an Emphasis in Performance
COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS AND COMMUNICATIONS School of Music presents 9:30 p.m. 2 April 2026 Recital Hall Music Building
Dear Theo Ben Moore
The Red Vineyard b. 1960
I Found a Woman
Little One
The Man I Have to Paint
When I'm at Work
Already Broken
Souvenir
Le Bachelier de Salamanque
Gesù bambino
Hermit Songs
Pietro Alessandro Yon 1886–1943
Samuel Barber
The Crucifixion 1910–1981
Deep River
Albert Roussel 1869–1937
Le temps des lilas
Fifteen Romances, op. 26 Serge Rachmaninoff
Покинем, милая (Beloved, Let Us Fly) 1873–1943
Fünf Lieder, op. 39
Chansons grises
Richard Strauss
Befreit 1864–1949
Down by the Salley Gardens
African American Spiritual arr. Mark Hayes b. 1953
Ernest Chausson 1855–1899
Reynaldo Hahn
Tous deux 1874–1947
Nebbie
Irish Folk Song arr. Benjamin Britten
Hier Steht der Wand'rer nun, from Die Jahreszeiten
Ottorino Respighi 1879–1936
INTERMISSION
Joseph Haydn 1732–1809