THE FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC
presents
Contemporary Performance Seminar Recital
Wednesday, April 17, 2024 7:30 p.m. Longmire Recital Hall
PROGRAM Suite pour violon, clarinette, and piano, Op. 157b Ouverture: Vif et gai Divertissement: Animé Jeu: Vif Introduction et Final: Modéré – Vif
Darius Milhaud (1892–1974)
Abigail Jennings, violin; Reymon Contreras, clarinet Emily Gilbertson, piano Suite de Concert de la Création du Monde Pour Piano et Quatour à cordes Prelude: Modéré Fugue Romance: Tendre et doux Scherzo Final: Modéré – Animé
Darius Milhaud
Tommaso Bruno and Hope Welsh, violin Ahdiayah Horton, viola; Thu Vo, cello Ruoyu Liu, piano INTERMISSION To Ensure An Enjoyable Concert Experience For All… Please refrain from talking, entering, or exiting during performances. Food and drink are prohibited in all concert halls. Recording or broadcasting of the concert by any means, including the use of digital cameras, cell phones, or other devices is expressly forbidden. Please deactivate all portable electronic devices including watches, cell phones, pagers, hand-held gaming devices or other electronic equipment that may distract the audience or performers. Florida State University provides accommodations for persons with disabilities. Please notify the College of Music at (850) 644-3424 at least five working days prior to a musical event to request accommodation for disability or alternative program format.
L’Histoire du Soldat Marche du soldat (The Soldier’s March) Petits airs au bord du ruisseau (Airs by the Stream) Reprise: Marche du soldat Pastorale Marche royale (Royal March) Petit concert (Little Concert) Trois danses (Three Dances): Tango, Waltz, Ragtime Danse du diable (Dance of the Devil) Petit choral (Little Chorale) Couplets du diable (The Devil’s Couplets) Grand choral (Great Chorale) Marche triomphale du diable (The Devil’s Triumphant March) Alexander Jiménez, the Devil Anne Glerum, clarinet; Ryder Kaya, bassoon Madison Barton, trumpet; Justin Hamann, trombone; Ryan Boeme, percussion Masayoshi Arakawa, violin; Maximilian Levesque, bass Marina Akamatsu, conductor
Igor Stravinsky (1882–1971)