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  1. Graduate recital

    Graduate recital (viola performance).

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  2. Graduate recital

    Recital (viola)

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  3. Graduate recitals

    Recital

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  4. Graduate recital

    Recital (bassoon)

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  5. Graduate voice recital

    13 audio files + 1 PDF file (16 pages)

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  6. Graduate voice recital

    15 audio files + 1 PDF file

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  7. Graduate Recital Trombone

    This M.M. Thesis demonstrates the breadth of literature for the trombone in the genre of jazz ranging from Bebop to the current contemporary style of jazz. I will also play an original piece that will seemingly portray the many styles of music that have effected my musical development.

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  8. Graduate Recital, Voice

    My M.M. thesis demonstrates four historical periods of vocal performance art song literature in recital format. The Italian classical period will be represented by the Mozart concert aria, "L'amerò sarò costante, " from Il Rè Pastore. A set of four Schubert lieder will act as a bridge between the …

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  9. Graduate Recital, Voice

    Jessica Scheer's graduate voice recital demonstrates the versatility of the voice as an instrument. Since the Baroque, when secular vocal music became popular, vocal music has challenged the singer with diverse styles in order to demonstrate expressivity. For instance, in the Baroque the vocalist …

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  10. Graduate Recital, Violin

    Sonata in C Major for Violin </p><p> J.S. Bach </p><p> Bach began composing his six sonatas and partitas for solo violin while in Weimar, but completed the set during his time as Kapellmeister in Köthen. Although completed in 1720, during a time in which the solo violin repertoire was actively …

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  11. Graduate Recital, Trumpet

    My concept for this recital was to pay tribute to the trumpet lineage of Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers. I owe a great deal to Blakey, as some of the trumpeters in this group are my biggest influences. Lee Morgan made such an impact on Bobby Timmons' "Moanin" that future Messengers horn players …

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  12. Graduate Recital, Violin

    The program consisted of musically and technically challenging pieces. Ballade, Sonata No. 3 Op. 27 By Eugene Ysaye is a very demanding and intense work where the tension is growing throughout the piece into a furious culmination. Sonata in A major for piano and violin by Cesar Franck is a romantic …

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  13. Graduate Recital, Euphonium

    This M.M. thesis, encompasses a variety of styles which showcase both the natural technical and vocal ability of the euphonium. It also demonstrates versatility, a trait that has enabled the continued success and development of this unique instrument. This thesis features a recently accepted …

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  14. Graduate Recital, Voice

    Entitled "You Make Me Feel Like a Natural Woman: Pastoral Reflections by Passionate Women," this recital seeks to sing the unsung. The program features music of forgotten composers, forgotten cultures, and especially of forgotten women. The recital speaks on behalf of these composers through …

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  15. Graduate Recital, Trombone

    Throughout its history, the trombone has experienced a transformation as an instrument that plays a vital role in a wide variety of musical genres. My goal in preparing this recital was to give a survey of solo works for trombone that reflect this trend. These works include two concertos, one from …

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  16. Graduate Recital, Clarinet

    This recital seeks to explore the various ways in which Eastern-European composers have utilized traditional folk-music as inspiration for their works. The programing focuses on several techniques used as a means for synthesizing folk-songs and art-music, ranging from setting preexisting melodies …

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  17. Graduate Recital, Clarinet

    My M.M thesis demonstrates 20th century performance literature on the clarinet. This recital includes: Dance Preludes by Witold Lutoslawski, Duet-Concertino by Richard Strauss, Six Studies in English Folksong by Ralph Vaughan Williams, and Clarinet Concerto by Aaron Copland.

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  18. Graduate Recital, Piano

    Mozart composed his D Major Sonata, K. 311 in 1777 when he was twenty-one years old. He seemed to have hit his stride as a composer of keyboard sonatas, assimilating into this piece artistically fulfilling juxtapositions of brilliant virtuosity and subdued lyricism, humor and heartfelt expression. …

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  19. Graduate Recital, Piano

    My recital will feature jazz music from different decades in the 20th century. The program will feature well known jazz standard tunes from influential artists such as John Coltrane, Joe Henderson, Miles Davis, Steve Swallow, and others. The program will include both solo jazz arrangements for …

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