1987 Individual Performance Programs

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PROGRAM NlJIBER TWO

Whittington-Pfohl Auditorium

Brevard Music Center

June 26, 1987

8: 15 PIt

BREVARD MUSIC CENTER ORCHESTRAHenry Jani ec, Conductor

Eunice Lee, Violinist

Carneval Overture, Op. 92

Violin Concerto, E Minor, Op. 64All egro molta appas sionatoAndante

Allegretto non ~ p o ; allegro molta vivaceHiss lee

I NT E RHIS S ION

Symphony II, DMajor, Op . 73All eg ro n ~ n trappoAdagio non trappoAllegretto graziosoAllegro con spirito

Dvorak

Mendelssohn

Brahms



PIWGRAH IlUHBER THREE

Whit t in £; ton -Pfohl Aul1itor i um

3revard flusic Center

June 27. 1987

8: 15 pt·l

TIlE BREVARC l ioSIC WITER RESIOEIIT O P E R l

presents

COS1 FAil TUllE

(They All 00 It)

Ilusi c by lIolfgo.ng Amadeus Mozart

En;Jlish T:!x t by Hartins

Val h i . Uir cctorRaymond Hughes, Conductor



CAST OF CHARACTERS

FERRANOO,a young offic er in love with Dorab ella - Neal Harrelson. Jr.

GUGLIELMO,a young offic er i n l ove \'Iith Fi ordiligi - - - Roman Rebilas

OON ALFOIISO, an elderly cyni c

FIORO lLIGI t il l ady of Ferr;.n

OORABELLA, her sister - - - - -

OESP!fl.' , their mid -

ENSEMBLE: (in alohabetical order)

Robert McGaha

Cathy Froneberger

- - Michelle Breedt

Bel inda Thayer

Kel 1:!y Batson, Kim Breden , Ken Derby. Todd Donovan. Lynn EustiS,

Alphie Guess , John Roche, Lorraine Tonna



SYNOPSIS OF SCENES

ACT I

Sce ne 1 - A cafeScene 2 The sisters' house and gardens

I NT E R MIS S ION

ACT II

Later that afternoon and night

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * • • * * *

Don Alfonso, an old cynic, is determined to prove to his two youngfriends. Guglielmo and Ferrando, that their fiancees. Fiordiligiand Dorabella , are not to be trusted any more than arc other women

- in other words, hardly at all . With the help of Despina . theladies' maid. he lays his plot. First he tells them that theirlovers have been called up for duty; then he introduces them totwo Alban i ans. who are. of course, none other than Gug 1;elmo andFerrando . After many inner confl lets the hlO women succumb to theadvances of the "Albanians", forcing Guglielmo and Ferrando to

concede defeat. However , Don Alfonso reveals the plot to the twoduped ladies and they are reconciled with their original lovers .



~ v : t l1usi c ' : Jpct'a Produc.llon Stuf f

General Manager -Ilusic DirectorSt;.gc Directors -

l.onductors

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f.ilO r us ILsters -

.)ta.;,;G. H..nui;.

T e c l m ; c Uirccl.ol"

li.;s Lc,' E1ecti'ician; : 1 Assist.-.nt

o u n d E r i n e l . ! r t1i rectof' .,. - .. ,..

j)rops LirectorSC t;! ; ; ;,. fcc hn ir k n-;

Ross Hagou 1aHenry Jani e

Barbara Fergu so'i Ross Ihgoul il

V ~ l ~ t a c c h- Henry Jan i e

Mary Uell Saund er

Raymond Hu ghePaul Sweene- B a r b ~ r a F;rguso

- Raymond Hu gh0Thomas r..ci 11

Mildred Rag i- I ~ 3 Ne 11 Saunder

Hugh FloySean 14cGinit

- . :- . - ..." Bess Harpe

- W. Erik McDanie- - Nark Sho- William G. Boggs, Jr

- .. - - .. - ... - . . . p a m a U h i tRussell Rnthi e

EI r k Fol ()cChl'istojlher Harrno

Doninic KramerGary Smit



PROGRAM NUMBER FOUR

Brevard Fanfare

Whittington-Pfohl Aud itor iumBrevard Music Center

June 28, 19873:00 PM

BREVARO MUSIC CENTER ORCHESTRAHenry Janiec, ConductorWinifred Faix Brown, Soprano

Symphony I, C Major, Op. 21Adagio malto; allegro con brioAndante cantabile con motaMenuetto (Allegro malta e vivace)

Adagio;allegro

malta e vivaceDove sono, from "Marriage of Figaroll

Qui 1a voce, from "I Puritan;"Miss Brown

I N T E R MIS S ION

Capricc io Italien, Op. 45

Una voce poco fa, from "Barber of Seville"

Oepu;s le jour, from "Louise l l

Jewel Song, from "Faust t

Miss Brown

Tul

Beethoven

MozarBellin

Tchaikovsky

RossinCharpentie

Gounod

The "Brevard Fanfare" ha s i t s world premiere at this concert.was comm issioned by the Brevard Mus;c Center as a part of our 50anniversary in 1986 . Fisher Tul1 is a former composer-in-residen

at the Center .

Gail Robinson 9 originally the soloist for this program 9 was force

to cancel her appearance due to illness . The Brevard MusCenter is grateful to Winifred Faix B r o ~ m for flying in on ve

short notice to do the program. Miss Brown is a member of th

rJew York City Opera and has appeared with many companies arounthe world 9 including thuse in Berlin, Rome . Cologne . Chicago. anSan Francisco . Interestingly. Miss BrOl.,n was born in SouCaro1 na and spent her younger years in Ashev i l l e, North Caro1in



PROGRAM NUMBER FIVE

Straus AuditoriumBrevard Mus i c Center

June 29, 19B7B: 15 PM

CHAMBER MUSIC

Artist Facu lty of the Cente r

Sonata No . 2 in F Major, Opu s 99 BrahmsAllegro vi vaceAda gio affettuosoAllegro pas sionateAllegro molto

Carlton McCreery, violoncelloEduardo Delgado, piano

I N T E R M I S ION

Variations in F Minor

The Four ScherziBMinor, Opus 20B-flat Hinor, Opus 31C-sharp Minor, Opus 39E Ma jor, Opus 54

Eduardo Delgado, piano

Haydn

Chopin



PROGRAM NUMBER SIX

Whittington-Pfohl AuditoriumBrevard Music Center

June 30, 19878: 15 PM

TRANSYLVANIA YOUTH ORCHESTRA

Thomas J o i n e r ~ ConductorTRANSYLVANIA SYMPHONIC BAND

Jamie Hafner, Conductor

Marche Militaire Francaise from the Algerian Suite

Down a Country laneJohn Henry

I N T E RMIS S ION

Military Symphony in FI. Allegro MaestosoII. LarghettoIII. Allegro

March "High School Cadets"

Suite in B-FlatI . MarchII. Solemn Music

III. Finale

Folk Dances

Saint-Saens

Copland

Gossec

Sousa

Jacob

Shos takov; charr . Erickson



PROGRAM NUMBER SEVEN

Adagio and Rondo

Solfeggietto

Straus AuditoriumBrevard Music Center

July I, 19874: 30 PM

STUOENT RECITAL

Sarah Breunig. violoncelloSteve Cohen , piano

Tim Vis locky , pia no

Nocturne Op. 32 . No . 1Michael Zuspan, piano

Prelude and Fugue in C-sharp majorLi sa Leonard. piano

Waltz in C-sharp Minor Op . 64. No . 2Jacqueline Caldwell. piano

Toc cataMi chelle Frays er. piano

The Union

Steven Spoo ner, piano

Etude Op. 10, No. 12 (Revolution)Ellen Chi l ton, piano

Pr elude in 8-flat Major Op. 23

Pau l Romero, piano

Polonaise in A-flat

Brad Arington, piano

Sallade in G Minor , Op. 23Joanna Ting, piano

Weber

Bach

Chopin

Bach

Chopin

La Montaine

Gottschalk

Chopin

Rachmaninof

Chopin

Chopin



PROGRAM NUMBER EIGHT


July I , 1987

8:15 PM

CH AMBER MUSIC

Artist Faculty of the Center

Sonata No . 2 in B-flat (Fitzwilliam)AndanteGraveAllegro

Timothy Clinch, oboeDarlene Jussila, bassoon

Lera Borden, piano

Sonata for Violin and Piano in B-flat Major, K 378Allegro moderatoAndantino sostenuto e cantabileRondo; Allegro

Thomas Joiner. violinDouglas Weeks, piano

Duetto per Violonce llo e ContrabassoAllegro

Andante molta

AllegroGayle Masarie. violoncello

Dan Swaim. double bass

I N T ERM I S S I O N

Serenade for Flute, Violin and ViolaEntrata; AllegroTempo ordinaria d'un MenuettoAllegro molto

Andante con variazioniAllegro scherzando e vivaceAdagioAllegro vivace e disinvolto

Eric Hoover. f lut eThomas Joiner. violinDavid Becker, viola

Handel

Mozart

Rossini

Beethoven



PROGRAM NUMBER TEN

Whittington-Pfohl Auditorium


July 3, 1987

8: 15 PM

THE BREVARO MUSIC CENTER RESIDENT OPERA WORKSHOP

presents

THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE

orThe Slave of Duty

Music by Arthur SullivanBook by W. S. Gilbert

Barbara Ferguson, DirectorMary Nell Saunders, Conductor



CAST OF CHARACTERS

MAJOR-GENERAl STANLEY -

THE PIRATE KING - - - -

SAMUEL, his lieutenant

- - - - Ross Magoulas

- - - Kenneth Derby

Jeffrey Cowan

FREDERIC, the pirate apprentice - - - - - Frank Timmerman

SERGEANT OF POLICE - - - - - - - - - - - Todd Donovan .

MAJOR-GENERAL STANLEY ' S WARDSMABEL

EDITH

KATE

ISABEL

- - - - - - Lynn Eustis- - - Kelley Batson

- - Margy HicksAllison Black

RUTH, pirate m a i d - o f - a l 1 ~ o r k - - - Katherine Lester

ENSEMBLE : (in alphabetical order)

Betsy Bishop, Ben Brecher , Kim Breden, Andrea Brown, Al icia BrowDanica Buckley, Cynthia Claborn, Patti Edwards, Jena EisonStephanie Eller , Ka thryn Findlen, Jeffrey Gonder, Alphie GuesCarol Harris, Neal Harrelson, Jr . , Shuler Hensley, Amy HolKatherine Jones, Michelle King, Katherine Kirk. Robert McGaha, JoHiller, Brian Nedvin, David Oliver , Robbin Pierce, Roman RebilaJohn Roche. Barbara Scullion, Anneliese Simmons, Anna Tonna, AnTrerm lay , Robert Vernon , Wendy Worthington, John Wright . SandWright, Grant Young



SYNOPSIS OF SCENES

ACT I

A Rocky Seashore on the Coast of Cornwall

I N T E RHIS S ION

ACT II

A Ruined Chapel by Moonlight



Brevard Music Center O p e r ~ Production Staff

Ge nErcl I-Ia nager -Nusic Director

Dir ectors -

Conductors

Oesi nn crChorcO ljrapherCoachH

C h o r !lasters -

St al]l.; 11i\nr-gerTech ll i ca l Director~ l a s t ElectricianElectrical As sistant

S(lund EngineerCos tu rle Di rectorPr ops DirectorScenic Technicians

Ross MagoulaHenry Jan i e

Barbara FergusoRoss MagoulaVal Patacch

- Henry Janie

Mary Nell SaunderRaymond HughePaul Sweene

Barbara Ferg usoRaymond lIugheTh omas Reilll1ildred Rag

- Mary Nell SaunderHugh Floy

Sean ~ l c G i n i tBess Harpe

- W. Erik McDani- - r · ~ a r k Sho

William G. Boggs, Jr

Pamela WhitesidRussell Rathi e- Earl e Folge

Kenn Ki rbDominic Krame

Gary Smit



PROGRAM NlJIBER ELEVEN

hnerican Salute


July 4, 19878 : 15 PH

FOURTH OF JULY POP S

BREVARO MUSIC CENTER ORCHESTRA

Henry Janiec, Conductor

BREVARO MUSIC CENTER CHAMBER CHOIR

Mary Nell Saunders. Conductor

Broadway Tonight!Everything's Coming Up Roses; Soon It'sGanna Rain; Favor ite Things; Try toRemember; That's Entertainment; People

S u n s e t ~ from -Grand Canyon Suite-

Disney MagicZip-a-dee-doo-dah;Chim-Chim Cher-ee;Your Heart Makes;

Overture to ·CandideM

Candle on the Wat er;A Dream is a Wi shIt 's a Small World

I N T E R H IS S ION

Gould

arr. Chase

Grofe

arr . Lowden

Bernstein



I1PI.'(l€:t i1£-dley ar-r. Chas

Th t 1ll" :lpet ShO\J Theme;'·lov;n' R;ght Along

Th e Rainbow Connection;

C!lQra 1 It:!dlcyThis Is My Country

G '·Ie Your Tired, Your PoorAn r ~ ' 1 l e r i c a n TrilogyGod Bless AmericaCha r,:l Overture, from "Geor9£: N!II

S c l e c t i u i " i ~ fran IIOklahoma!"Th (' Fi<rmer and the Cowman; Ok 1ahoma; PeopleUill Say We're In Love; Out of My Dreams;

Por e Jud is Daid; Surrey \lith the FringeOn T:1P; Many A New Day; Konsas City; FarmerDan ce; I Cain't Say r ~ o

Raye, Jacob

Ber 1; n/Boute 11Newbur

Ber1; n/ Boute11Cohan/Casse

Rodgers / Benne



PROGRAM NUMBER TWELVE


July 5, 19873: 00 PM

TRANSYLVANIA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

David E. Becker, ConductorEduardo Delgado, Pianist

William Tell Overtu re

Piano Concerto No . 2 in A MajorI. Adagio sostenuto assai

11 . Allegro agitato assaiIII. Allegro moderatoIV . Allegre decisoV Marziale un poco menD allegro

VI. Allegro animato

SymphonyI.

II.

III.

IV.

Mr . Delgado

I NT E RMIS S ION

No.5 in C Minor, Op . 67Allegro con brioAndante con motaAllegroAllegro

Rossini

Liszt

Beethoven



The Music Center's 1987 SOUVENIR PROGRAM 800KS are available inthe lobby from ushers for $3,00 each ,

BALDWIN is the official piano of Brevard Music Center and all ofour pianos are moisture-protected by OAMPP-CHASER DEHUMIOIFIERS.

Looking for the perfect gift or a special remembrance of BrevardMusic Center?? Visit the Brevard Music Center Association'sGift Shop located in front of the auditorium.

Brevard Music Center gratefully acknowledges support from theNorth Carolina General Assembly, the North Carolina Departmentof Cultural Resources, the North Carolina Arts Council and theNational Endowment for the Arts.

Please Notelatecomers will be seated at the first intermission .or tape recorders, smoking or food are allowed in the

No camerasauditorium.

Hr. Becker and members of the TSO would like to give their sincerethanks to the faculty artist coaches who dedicate and share theirtime and talents with our orchestra:

Ms . Andrews, Dr . Bennett, Dr. Boda. Ms . Bryden, Mr . Ceasar,Mr. Cedel, Ms. Chung, Mr . Cohen, Mr . Dusenbury, Mr . Hafner.Mr . Hoover, Mr. Johnson, Ms . Jussila. Mr . Masarie, Mr . MathiessenMr . McCreery, Ms. McCreery. Mr. Mutchnik, Mr . Schmettau

COMING ATTRACTIONS:

Monday, July 6, 8:15 PH

Tuesday, July 7. 8:15 PM

Wind EnsemblePharris. Conductor

Transylvania Youth OrchestraSymphonic Band

Joiner &Hafner, Conductors



PROGRAM NUMBER THIRTEEN

New Mexico March

Whittinaton-Pfohl AuditoriumBrevard Music Center

Jul.y 6, 19878: 15 PM

TRANSYLVANIA WINO ENSEMBLE

William J. Pharris, Conductor

P r e l u d e ~ Siciliano and Rondo

Barber of Seville Overture

Grace Praeludium

I N T E RHIS S ION

Sousa

ed. by Fennell

Arnoldarr. by Paynter

Rossiniarr. by Lake

Mc8eth

Pas Redouble Saint-Saenstrans . by Frackenpohl

Kunihild, Prelude to the Third Act

O;vergents

SonQs of PraiseBased on: -God of Our Fathers·, "Holy, Holy,

·Onward Christian Soldiers ·

Kistlerarr . by Barr

Mc8eth

NelhybelHoly", and



PROGRAM NUMBER FOURTEEN


Ju ly 7. 19878:15 PM

TRANSYLVANIA YOUTH ORCHESTRAThomas Joiner. Conductor

TRANSYLVANIA SYMPHONIC BAND

Jamie Hafner, ConductorReese Dusenbury, Trombonist

A Fest iv al of the Arts event sponsored by Ecusta Corporation

-Jupiter-Bringer of Jollity· from The Planets

11 Pastor Fido (The Faithful Shepherd)Suite for Orchestra

Introduction and FugueAdagio

Aaron Crawford, solo fluteMinuetFinale

Finlandia, Op e 26, No . 7

INTERMISS ION

Holarr. Leid

Handarr . Beecha

Sibeliu

March ·Pieces of Eight(Based on themes

Jenkins and Nefrom Beethoven's Eighth Symphony)

Marceau Symphonique

Al Fresco

A Moorside SuiteScherzoNoctureHoorside March

Mr. DusenburyGuilma

Hu

Hol



Brevard Music Center Association

gi ft shop on Sunday at 1:30 PM .

Walking Tours begin at the BMCA

Sign up at Harmony House .

BALDWIN is the official piano ofour pianos are moisture-protected

Brevard Music Center and all ofby DAMPP-CHASER OEHUMIOIFIERS.

Looking for the perfect gift or a special remembrance of BrevardMusic Center?? Visit the Brevard Music Center Association'sGift Shop located in front of the auditorium.

Brevard Music Center gratefully acknowledges support from the

North Carolina General Assembly, the North Carolina Departmentof Cultural Resources, the North Carolina Arts Council and theNational Endowment for the Arts .

Please NotpLatecomers wil l beor tape recorders,

seated at the first intermission.smoking or food are allowed in the


COMING ATTRACTIONS:

Wednesday, July 8, 4:30 PM7:00 PM8:15 PM

Friday, July 10, 8:15 PM

Student RecitalOpen Lecture

Crawford Gates, Composer-in-ResidenceChamber Music

Artist-Faculty of the Music Center

La Boheme by PucciniPatacchi, DirectorJaniec, Conductor



PROGRAM NUMBER FIFTEEN


July 8, 1987

4: 30 PMSTUDENT RECITAL

Var iations in F MinorKathryn Rodriguez, piano

Capriccio i n GMinor , Op . 116, No . 3Jennifer Porter, piano

Intermezzo in A Major, Op o 118 , No . 2Julia Emmering, piano

Four Songs from Herrick 's "Hesprides"The Impatient LoverUpon the Loss of his MistressesTo Elect raUpon Julia's Clothes

l ' Isle Joyeuse

Allegro Barbaro

Kenneth Derby, baritoneMi ldred Ragis, piano

Stacy Kwak, piano

Barbara Diaz , piano

Profile '2 for Solo TrumpetBroadlyModerately fast

Peter Czekaj

Etude - Tableaux in E-f1at Minor, Op . 39, No . 5Paul Romero, piano

Haydn

Brahms

Brahms

Bush

Debussy

Bartok

Tu11

Rachmaninoff



PROGRAM NUMBER SIXTEEN


July 8, 19877:00 PM

LECTURE-RECITAL by CRAW FORO GATES

Brevard Music Center Composer-in-Residence

WHO NEEDS A COMPOSER? • • • AND WHY?

A INTRODUCTION

B. PRE iHSES

C.

O

L American Institutions which "need I a composer .2. A perspective of 600 years of "needed" composers .3. In an "Age of Terror" (20th century) music is needed

all the more .4. A comparison : The Composer and the Performer .5. What does "need " mean? Physical, Social and Spir i tua

Oimens ; cns .

SOME COMPOSER EXPERIENCES

1. An 8-year old's BROWNIES' PONIES : Failure and a

question!2. A 16-year old's CAMELOT : * Success and ananswer ?

3. A 22 hour orchestral composition: PROFANE PROCESSIONAL

&DANCE

CONCLUSIONS

1. Creative acts can be very joyful and give purpose tobeing.

2. Creative acts which have meaning and value to others

are very joyfu1

indeed.3. We have found the composer's audience, and it is us .4. We all "need" the composer . Because music is

important to the essence of our lives.

*20 years before Lerner and Loewe



PROGRAM NUMBER SEVENTEEN

Straus AuditoriumBre var d Music Center

July 8, 1987B:15 PM

C HAM B E R MUS I CArtist Faculty of the Center

Sonata in Gmajor. Op e 30, No. 3Allegro assai

Ludwig van Beethove

Tempo di MinuettoAllegro vivace

James Ceasar, violinDiedre Davis, piano

Till Eulenspiegel - Einmal(Grotesque musicale)

Mary Robinson, violinJack Masarie, horn

Dan

Anders, Op e 28 Richard Strau(Franz Hasenonr

Steven Cohen. clarinetDarlene Jussila, bassoon

Swaim, double bass

I N T E RMIS SID N

Annapol is Suite for Brass Quintet and Harp Robert StarAllegro marcialePresto leggiero

LarghettoMo1 o allegroLentoAllegro risoluto

Charles Matthiessen &Robert Dorer, trumpetsReese Dusenbury, trombone Jamie Hafner, tubaDorothy Bennett , horn Hye-Yun Chung, harp

David Becker, conductor

Ml{di' (Youth)

AllegroAndante sostenutoVivaceAllegro animato

Susan Coad, flute and piccoloTimothy Clinch, oboeSteven Cohen, c larinet

v 'vLeos Janace

Daryl Coad, bass clarinetJack Masarie . horn

Darlene Jussila, bassoon



PROGRAM NUMBER NINETEEN


July 10, 1987

8: 15 PH

THE BREVARD MUSIC CENTER RESIDENT OPERA WORKSHOP

presents

LAB 0 HEM E

MUSIC BY GIACOMO PUCCINILIBRETTO BASED ON MURGER'S NOVEL 'LA VIE OE BOHEME '

Val Patacchi, DirectorHenry Janiec. Conductor



CAST OF CHARACTERS

RODDLFD, a poet - William McDonald

MIMI, a seamstress - Risa Poniros

MARCELLO. a painter Bruce Schoonmaker

MUSETTA, a coquette Michelle Vought

COLLINE, a philosopher Grant Young

SCHAUNARD, a musician Robert Vernon

BENOIT, the landlord John Roche

ALCINDORO, a councillor of state Robert McGaha

PARPIGNDL, a toy vendor David Oliver

SERGEANT Shuler Hensley

GUARD Brian Nedvin

CHILDREN'S CHORUS (in alphabetical order)Alicia Davis, Heidi Beth Masarie, Scott Nickson, Will NicksonNoel Schoonmaker, Deborah Sweeney

ENSEMBLE (in alphabetical order)Kelley Batson, Betsy Bishop. Al l is on Black, Ben B r e c h e r ~ KimBreden, Hi che 11 e Breedt, Ali C"i a Brown, Andrea Brown t Dan i cal 3 u c k l e y ~ Cynth ia Claborn, Je ffrey Cowan, Kenneth Derby. ToddDonovan, P(ltti Edwards, Jena Eison, Stephanie Eller, Lyn n Eu stisKathryn Findlen. Cathy Froneberger, Jeffrey Gonder, Alphie GuessCarol Harris, Neal Harrelson, Jr . • t·1argy Hicks. Amy lioHKatherine Jones, MichellE: Kiny, Katherine Kirk , Katherir,e LestHJoe Miller, Robbin Pierce. Roman Rebi1as, Barbara Scullion

Anneliese Sirrmons, Belinda Thayer, Frank Til1Tl1erman, Anna TonnaAnne Tremblay. Wendy Worthington, John Wright, Sandra Wright

DNSTAGE BAND

Wallace Dunbar. piccolo ; Sandra Wang. piccolo; Tim Deyton, 1sttrumpet; Sarah Worth. 1st trumpet; f.lary K. Mi 1ler, 2nd trumpet;laura Stahle. 2nd trumpet; Shane Pack er, snare drum .



SYNOPSIS OF SCENES

Time : about 1839 in Paris

ACT IA Garret - Christmas Eve

I N T E RMIS

SION

ACT II

In the latin QuarterCafe Momus

I N T E RMIS S ION

ACT III

ATollgate at the Edge of the City

I N T E RMIS S ION

ACT IVA Garret - i n Spring



Brevard Music Center Opera Production Staff

General Manager -Husic Director -

Stage Directors -

- - - - - Ross Magoula- - - Henry Janiec

- - - - Barbara FergusonRoss MagoulaVal Patacch

Conductors - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Henry JanieMary Nel l Saunder

Raymond Hughe- - - Paul SweeneyeSigner - -

ChoreographerCoaches - - -

- - - - - - - - - Barbara Ferguson

Chorus Masters - - -

- - Raymond HugheThomas Rei llyMildred Ragi

- Mary Nell SaunderHugh Floyd

Stage Manager - - - - - - - - - - Sean McGinityTechnical Director - - - - - Bess HarpeMaster Electrician - - - - - - - - W Erik McDanieElectrical Assistant - - - - - - - - - Mark ShowSound Engineer - - - - - - - Will i am G Boggs, JrCostume Director - - - - - - - - Pamela WhitesidProps Director - - - - - - - Russell RathieScenic Technicians - - - - - - - - - - - Earle Folge

Costumes created by Costume Crafters, Atlanta, Ga.

Kenn KirbyDominic Kramer

Gary Smith

Entire Production by the Brevard Husic Center Resident OperaWorkshop and Brevard Music Center Musical Organizations .

BALDWIN is the official piano of Brevard Music Center.All pianos are moisture-protected by DAMPP-CHASER DEHUMIDIFIERS .

Brevard Music Center gratefully acknowledges support from theNorth Carolina Assembly, the Department of Cultural Resources,the Harth Carolina Arts CounCil, and the National Endowmentfor the Arts, a Federal Agency



PROGRAM NUMBER TWENTY


July 11, 19B7

8: 15 PM

NORTH CAROLINA

o A N C E THE ATE R

RIC ABEL

CHRISTYE CHANTAL CREVIER

MARJORIE GRUNOVIG

MICHAEL JOHNSON

CYDNEY SPOHN

DANIEL WRIGHT

OANCERS

DAVID BUSHMAN

JEFFREY CREVIER

RALPH HEWITT

BRYAN KOULMAN

JULIE VOSHELL

TERRY LYNN WRIGHT

DANA CASPERSEN

ROBIN FRANKLIN

ANITA INTRIERI

TRACI OWENS

OIANE WOLFSON

North Carol ina Dance Theater gratefu 11y acknowl edges the generoussupport we receive from the National Endowment for the Arts, NorthCarolina Arts Council, ilorth Cdrolina Legislature, and manygenerous corporations, f o u n d d t i o n ~ ano individuals .

THE USE OF PHOTOGRAPHIC ANO RECORDING DEVICES

IS PROHIBITED.

PROGRAM AND CASTING SUBJECT TO CHANGE.



ALLEGRO BRILLANTE

Choreography by George BalanchineStaging by Sara Leland

Music by TchaikovskyLighting Design by Randall Henderson

TRACI OWENS DAVID BUSHMAN

WITH

OANA CASPERSEN

CYDNEY SPOHN

RIC ABELMICHAEL JOHNSON

MARJORIE GRUNDVIG

JULIE VOSHELL

ROBIN FRANKLINBRYAN KOULMAN

* * * * * * PAUSE * * * * * *

CAUGHT

Choreography by David ParsonsStaging by Gary Chryst

Music by Robert FrippLighting by David Parsons

Costume Design after the original by Judy Wirkula

JEFFREY CREVIER

"A STROBE LIGHT WILL BE USED"

* * * * , , 15 MINUTE INTERMISSION ' , , , , ,



BRIDE :GROOM :

LES NOCES

Choreography by Lar LubovitchMusic by Igor Stravinsky

Lighting Design by Craig MillerCostume design by Anne C. de Velder

DANA CASPERSEN

DANIEL WRIGHTHER PARENTS: TERRI LYNN WRIGHT, RALPH HEWITT

CYONEY SPOHN, JEFFREY CREVIERANITA INTRIERI, DIANE WOLFSON

DAVID BUSHMAN, ROBIN FRANKLIN

HIS PARENTS :FRIENDS :

****** 15 MINUTE INTERMISSION· •••••

MAG N I F I CAT

Choreography by Salvatore Aiello

Assistant to Choreographer: Ralph HewittMusic by Johann Sebastian Bach

Lighting Design by Scott TemplinCostume Design by Evelyn Miller

ENSEMBLE: DANA CASPERSEN, CHRISTYE CHANTAL CREVIER, MARJOR IEGRUNDVIG , ANITA INTRIERI , TRACI OWENS , CYDNEY SPOHN , DIANE WO LFSONTERRI LYNN WRIGHT, RIC ABEL, DAVID BUSHMAN , JEFFREY CREVIER, ROBINFRANKL! N, RALPH HEWITT, fI I CHAEL JOHNSON, BRYAN KOULMAN, DANNY

WRIGHT

I.ENSEMBLE; II. DANA CASPERSEN, CYDNEY SPOHN

,DIANE WOLFSON

TERRI LYNN WRIGHT; III. CHRISTYE CHANTAL CREVIER, RALPH HEWITTRIC ABEL; IV . ENSH1BLE; V DANNY WRIGHT; VI. CYDNEY SPOHNJEFFREY CREVIER; VII. ENSHIBLE; VIII. GENTLEMEN'S ENSEMBLE; IXTRACI OWENS; X. ENSEMBLE; XI. ENSEMBLE; XII. ENSEMBLE



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PROGRAM NUMBER TWENTY-ONE


July 12, 19873: 00 PM

BREVARD MUSIC CENTER ORCHESTRAHenry Janiec, Conductor

with

BRASSHE CANADIAN

Frederic Mills, Trumpet David Ohanian, French HornEugene Watts, Trombone

Oael lenbach, TubaRonald Romm, Trumpet

Charles

Symphony No. 88, GMajorAdagio; allegroLargoMenuettoAllegro con spirito

Closer Walk With Thee

Concerto in F Major, Op. 4, No.4AllegroAndanteAdagioAllegro

Haydn

Handel/Kulesha

Canon in 0 Pachelbel/Frackenpohl

Toccata and Fugue in 0 Minor Bach/Norris

I NT E RMIS SID N

The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra, Op . 34 Britten(Variations and Fugue on a theme of Purcell)

Sousa Collection arr. Cable

Music of Fats Waller arr. Henderson

l ittle Fugue in GMinor Bach / Norris



PROGRAM NUMBER TWENTY-TWO

Straus AuditoriumBrevard Hus;c Center

July 13, 1987

8: 15 PH

CHAMBER

Artist Faculty ofMUS I C

the Center

Fantasie for Violin and Harp , Op . 124 Camille Saint-5aens

Carol Roosevelt , violinHye-Yun Chung, harp

Trio for Violin, Cello and Harp

Allegro tranquilloAndante sostenutoScherzando con mota

Mary Robinson, violinGayle Hasarie, violoncello

Hye-Yun Chung, harp

Suite for Violin, Clarinet and PianoOuverture

DivertissementJeu

Introduction et FinalMary Robinson, violinSteve Cohen, clarinet

Oiedre Davis, piano

I N T ERM I S S I ON

Jacques I bert

Dar; us Hi 1haud

Trio in E Minor, Op. 45 for Piano, Flute and Cello louise Farrenc

Allegro decisoAndante

ScherzoFinale (Presto)

Eduardo Delgado, pianoEric Hoover. flute

Hans Schmet tau. violoncello



PROGRAM NUMBER TWENTY-THREE


July 14, 1987

8:15PM

TRANSYLVANIA SYMPHONIC BANO

Jamie Hafner, ConductorDaryl Coad, Clarinetist



Quickstep -Oer Freischutz" Graful1a

(Adapted for modern instruments by T. J. Fry)

Tunbridge Fair PistonIntermezzo for Band

Concertina, Op . 26 von WeberMr . Coad

New England Triptych SchumanThree Pieces for Band after William Billings

1. Be Glad Then. America2. When Jesus Wept3. Chester

I N T E RMIS S ION

Russlan and Ludmilla Overture Glinkatransc . by Hinds1ey

Elsa's Procession to the Cathedral, from "Lohengrin" Wagnertransc . by Cai11iet

00 Not Go Gentle Into That Good Night Del Bargo



PROGRAM NUMBER TlIENTY -FO UR

Straus AuditoriumBrevard ~ l u s i c Center

July 15, 19B74:30 PM

STU DEN T R E CIT A L

Capriccio in GMinor, Cp . 116, No . 3Jennifer Porter, piano

Sonetto 104 del PetrarcaJason Kwak, piano

Concerto l'Autonno, Op . 8, No . 3Shara Williams, violinGrace Kwan, piano

Prelude and Fugue in GMinor (Vol . II)Etude in C-sharp Minor, Op . 10

Joanna ling, piano

Papillons, Op . 2Ai Hwa Kung. piano

Three Shakespeare Songs1. Come Away Death2. 0 tlistress Mn e3. Blow, Blow th ou Wnter ~ J ; n d

John Wesley Wright, tenorTom Reilly, piano

Hungarian Rhapsody, No . 6Vatche ~ ~ n k e r i a n , piano

Prelude and Fugue in C-sharp Minor (Vol . II)Ballade No.4 in F tlinor

Paul Romero, piano

Brahms

l iszt

Vivaldi

BachChopin

Schumann

Qui Her

Liszt

BachChopin



PROGRAM NUMBER TWENTY-FIVE


July 15, 1987

8:15 PM

C HAM B E R MUS I CArtist Faculty of the Center

Oichterliebe Robert SchumanBruce Schoonmaker, baritone

Douglas Weeks, piano

1 N T E RMIS S ION

Quartet for Piano, Violin, Viola and Celloin GMinor, Op . 25

AllegroIntermezzo; Allegro (rna non trappo)Andante con motaRondo al1a Zingerese; Presto

Douglas Weeks, pianoThomas Joiner, violin

Anna Barbrey Joiner, viola

Carlton McCreery. violoncello

Johannes Brahm



- DltlfTERLIEBE - A Poet's love (Heinrich Heine) . . . . . . . Schulllllnn

In the wondroos aontl'l of Kay,when buds were bursting open,then It w.s J confened to her

longing lind desire.

F r . IItJ tears burst.any (ull-blown (Jowers,lind 110' sighs beCOMe

a nightingale Chorus.

. Rose, Illy, doye, sun- -.11 one I blissfully loved .I love th_ no _I ' , .lone J loveone who h saal!, fine, pure, rllre.

\/hen Into ),our eyes I look,.11 IItJ sorrow f l1n;but when I kiss your Ifps,then I 1M ~ o l l y healed.But 10ItIen 'o u Sly: I t ' s you I love!Thefl . , s t I shed bitter tears .

The I l l , sh.ll breathe• song 0(.,. beloved, I song11kI' the kiss her Ifps

bestowed on .e once ,In . sweet .nd lovely hour .

In the gre.t Cathedral of Colognestands. picture that _Itts me hjlPPY=

Flowers jlnc:! .ngels (IOoitjlbout Our lady delr;e),es , lips , cheeksIr e the IMge of..,. love's.

I be .r no grudge, though my hur tbreaks,loved one forever lost! I bear no

grudge .

If the flowers, nlghtlng.les .nd stars knewhow cSttp 110' heart Is hurt ,with Me the, would weepto he.l ..,. pain.

But none of the. can know,

one onl)' knows 110' pain;fo r she It was who brolttIII)' heart , broke My heart In two.

9. II!ljlt a fluting and fiddlingand jI blaring of trlJq)ets tThere, dancing her wedding dancewill be lIlY dearnt love.

10. When I hear the songIII)' love once sang,III)' heart almost breaksfran the wfld rush of pain.

I I . A boy loves a Vir!,she chooses IInother;the other loves anotherlind her he weds .

The girl , out of spite,takes the first IIIIIn

to COllIe her Wjl,;the boy's badly hurt.

I t Is an old, old story,rl!lNllnlng eY!r new,jlnd he to who. I t 's happened,his heart is brOken In half.

12 . One bright sumner morning1 walk in he garden .FIOW1!rs whisper .nd speak:'Be not angry with our sister,nd, pale IIIIn.'

13. I wept in my dreMl,I dreom 'OU I.)' In ),our 9TiweI woke , and wept onlong and bltterl , .

I wept In my dre"""I dreamt lOU lovtd me stl1l.I woke, and s t i l l

III)' tears stream.

14. Hightly In my dreaD5 I see you,see ),our friendly greeting.and weeping loudly, hurl ",selfat your sweet feet.

You look at me wistfully,shaking ),our little f.l r helld;fran your e,es stealtear-drops of pearl.

A soft word you whiand give Me a bouquI wake, the cypress.nd the word (orgot

15. A white hand beckonfran fair)' tales ofsong there Is , andof a III/Igic land,

where gay flowers blIn goldefl evenlfl9 1and, sweet scented,

with bride-like face

Ott, could I but go tthere gladden my hefr(lll .l l pain removeblissful and free .

Oh, that l.nd of joIn drtaas J see It obut, COle -ornlng suI t 's gone Ifke (OUI.

16. The bad old songs,the d r e ~ wicked anle t us now bur)' themfetch a big coffin.

Huch will I lal In Ithough ~ . t , J won'tand fetch a bier

and planks fin. and

And twelve glllnts fewho shall be even str

than St . Christopher

The)' shall bear of fand sink It In the se

Do you know wh, the cshould be so hen), anI would put..,. love iand sorrow too.



PROGRAM NUMBER TWENTY-SIX


July 17, 19B7B: 15 PM

TRANSYLVANIA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRADavid E. Becker, ConductorMichael ludwig, Violinist

Crawford Gates, Guest Conductor

NATIONAL FEOERATION WEEKEND AT THE CENTER

Overture to Russlan and Ludmilla

Violin Concerto in AMajor, K. 219Allegro apertoAdagioRondo: Tempo di

Tempo di

Wisconsin Profiles,I. ~ l e n o m o n e e :

II. Marquette:III. Baraboo:IV. Taliesin:

Bolero

menuetto - Allegro -menuetto

Mr . Ludwig

INTERMISS ION

Op. 52Heritage of lakes and ForestsThe Peaceable ExplorerThe Grand CircusThe Builder with Vision

Or . Gates, Conductor

Glinka

Hozart

Gates

Ravel

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HINDA HONIGMAN fEMORIAL CONCERTToni ght's concert is supported by the Hinda and Maurice HonigmanEndowment established by Hr . and firs. Ralph Sarlin . Mrs . Honigmanwas a past president of the National Federation of Husie Clubsand a trustee of the Brevard Mus;c Center .*********************************************************••••••••



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COMING ATTRACTIONS:

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Sunday, July 19 3: 00 PH

Monday, July 20 8: 15 PH

intermission .allowed in the


PETER NERO TRIOSHC Orchestra

Janiec, Conductor

Mozart RequiemChorus, Orchestra

Saunders, Conductor

Youth OrchestraJoiner, Conductor



PROGRAM NUMBER TWENTY-SEVEN

Whittington-Pfohl AuditoriumBrevard ~ l u s i c Center

July 18, 19878:15 PM

POPS CONCERT

SALUTE TO GEORGE GERSHWIN

BREVARD MUSIC CENTER ORCHESTRAHenry Janiec. Conductor

with

PETER NERO, Conductor and Pianist

and

THE PETER NERO TRIO

The program will include.

Strike Up the Band

American in Paris

Rhapsody in 8lue

Love is Here to Stay

They Can't Take That Away From Me

Bidin I My Time

I Got Rhythm

Porgy and Bess Finale



PROGRAM NUMBER TWENTY-EIGHT


July 19, 1987

3: 00 PMBREVARD MUSIC CENTER CHORUS

REPERTORY TRAINING PROGRAM ORCHESTRA

Mary Nell Saunders, ConductorHugh Ferguson Floyd, Assistant Conductor

Scenes of the Big TownConmissioned by the Brevard Music

The Artist

Saturday MorningKim Breden, sopranoBetsy Bishop, mezzo-sopranoFrank Timmerman, tenorKen Derby. baritone

Early Evening QuarrelBelinda Thayer. sopranoAmy Holt, mezlo-sopranoAlphie Guess, tenorRobert McGaha, bass

Eli e

Center

Brevard Music Center Chamber Chorus

Siegmeister

Serenade to Mus;c Ralph Vaughan Williams

Lynn Eustis. soprano Shuler Hensley, baritoneNeal Harrelson, tenor Roman Rebilas, bassJoe Hiller, baritone Ken Derby. baritoneBelinda Thayer, soprano Amy Holt. mezzo-sopranoBetsy Bishop, mezzo-soprano Robert McGaha, bass

Cynthia Gregg, violin

Brevard Music Center ChorusRepertory Training Program Orchestra

INTERMISS ION



Requ iem, K. 626 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

I. IntroitusII . Kyrie

I J I. Sequence

Patti Edwards, sopranoMichelle Breedt, mezzo-soprano

A1phie Guess, tenor

Grant Young, bass-baritone

Dies iraeTuba mirumRex tremendaeRecordareConfutatislacrymosa

IV. OffertoriumDomine Jesu Christe!Hostias

V. SanctusOsanna

VI. BenedictusOsanna

VII. Agnus OeiVII I. COI1111un i 0

Brevard Music Center Chorus

Repertory Training Program Orchestra

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PROGRAM NUMBER TWENTY-NINE

Wh i ttington-Pfohl Audito r ium

Brevard Music CenterJuly 20, 19878: 15 PM

TRANSYLVANIA YOUTH ORCHESTRAThomas Joiner, conductor

Crawford Gates , guest conductorCharles Matthiessen. trumpet

St . lawrence Overture

Prayer of Saint Gregoryfor Trumpet and String Orchestra

Mr . Matthiessen

Robert Washburn

Alan Hovhaness

Symphony No . 36 in C Major, K 425 ("Linz")Henuetto

Wolfgang A Mozart

Presto

I N T E RMIS S ION

Fantasy for String Orchestra, Op . 61Canzona

Chorale, Gigue and CadenzaPastoraleScherzino

Or. Gates

Russian Sailor's Dance, from The Red PoPPy

Crawford Gates

Rheinhold Gliere



*****************A word of special thanks and appreciation to the faculty coacheswho have worked many hours with the students to prepare for thisconcert : Ms . Batcher, Mrs . Bennett, Mr. Clinch, Mr . Coad, Mrs .Coad, Ms . Daby, Mr . Dorer. Mr . Hafner, Mrs . Johnson, Ms . Jussila,

Mrs , Masarie, Ms . May, Mrs . McCreery, Mr . Ostwald, Mr . PickeringMs . Richardson, Mrs . Robinson , Mrs . Roosevelt. and Mr. Swaim

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Tuesday . Jul y 21st 8:15 PM

Wednesday, July 22nd 4:30 PM7:00 PM

8: 15 PM

intermission .allowed in the


Wind EnsemblePharris, Conductor

Student RecitalOpen Lecture

Dr . Crawford GatesComposer-in-Residence

Chamber Music



PROGRAM NUMBER THIRTY


July 21, 19878: 15 PM



Jack Tar March

Italian In Algiers Overture

OthelloI .

I I .I I I .

Prelude (Venice)Aubade (Cyprus)Othello and DesdemonaEntrance of the Court

John Philip Sousa

G. Rossiniarr . by Moses-Toban; - Kent

Alfred Reed

I V V The Death of Desdemona ; Epilogue

Slavonic Rhapsody Carl Friedemannarr . by M L. Lake

I NT E RMIS S ION

The Stars and Stripes Forever March

The Planets, Jupiter

La Belle Helene Overture

Incantation and Dance

John Philip Sousa

Gustav Holst

Jacques Offenbacharr. by Lawerence Odorn

John Barnes Chance



PROGRAM NUMBER THIRTY-ONE


July 22, 19874:30 PM

STUDENT RECITAL

Sonatine RavelMouvement de menuet

Elizabeth Ford. piano

Fantoches DebussyKelley Batson, mezlo-soprano

Stacie Haneline. piano

Der FreischutzKane Gillespie. horn

Oboe Quartet K. 37D

AdagioKristen Meyers. oboeBeth Oakes, viola

Scherzino

Rondeau

Elizabeth Douglas, trumpetChip Putnam, trumpet

Seq>er Fide];sThree Pieces - lntrada

SarabandeB.1

David Kirk, trumpet Tim Deyton,Darren McHenry, trombone

Requiem, Op. 66Sarah Breunig, violoncelloDeborah Josephson, violoncello

von WeberMonica Hairston, horn

Mary Haraden, violinAlan Harrell , violoncello

Mozart

FitzgeraldJim Hicks, trumpet

Todd Ridky, trumpet

MouretSousaPeze1

trumpet Monica Hairston, hornJulia Randel, tuba

PopperJames Holland, violoncello

Vatche Mankerian, piano



PROGRAM NUMBER THIRTY-TWO


July 22, 19877: 00 PM

LECTURE-RECITAL by CRAWFORO GATESBrevard Music Center Composer-in-Residence

MUSICAL GENIUS: OUR HERITAGE OF FORM, CONTENT AND RESPONSE

A INTRODUCTION

8. QUESTIONS AND POSSIBLE ANSWERS

1. What is Genius?2. Why do we honor it? Rejoice in it?

3. Why is an heritage importa nt? Musical heritage?4. What do we really mean by form? And Content?5. Who cares i f there is a response to music? Why do

we care?

C. PREMISES

1. The forms that genius generates are :a. Magnificent instrumentsb. The miracle of musical notationc. The rhetor ic of musica l language. including its formal

structuresd. The codification of music theory that evolves from the

language

2. The content of musical genius includes:a. The Master compose rs themselves (The "Big Three" as

example: BACH, MOZART, BEETHOVEN)b. The musical works of the master composersc. The durability and mystery of the masterpiecesd. The performances of the master performers

3. What is the substance of response? Why is it meaningful?



O. Sot,E COMPOSER EXPERIENCES

I . PROMISED VAllEY (A musical play) with Author ArnoldSundgaard and Choreographers Helen Tamiris and Wil'amChristiansenA potential failure which has had 2,500 performances .

2. The rescue of a Ballet: THE CRICKETS AND GUllS BAllET(from P.V.)

E COllClUSION

1. Genius and the IITree of life" A11egory



PROGRAM NUMBER THIRTY-THREE


July 22, 19878: 15 PM

CHAMBER MUSIC


Sonata for Horn and Piano, Op. 48Prologue and ToccataRomanzaRondo and Epilogue

Jack Masarie, hornlera Borden, piano

I NT E RMIS S ION

Serenade No. 10 in B-flat K 361

1. largo - Allegro molto2. Menuetto3. Adagio4. Menuetto5. Romanze6. Theme and Variations7. Rondo

Tim Clinch, Susanne Buch-Oboes

Crawford Gates

w. A. Mozart

Steve Cohen, Robert Komada, Daryl eoad, Virginia Tillotson-C larinet

Dorothy Bennett, Scott Rush, Kristin Kelly. Jamin Hoffman-HornsGreg Newton, Darlene Jussila-Bassoons

Carol Cope-ContrabassoonDaniel Swaim-Double Bass

Jamie Hafner-Conductor



PROGRAM NUMBER THIRTY-FIVE


July 24, 19B7B:15 PM

THE BREVARO MUSIC CENTER RESIOENT OPERA WORKSHOP

presents

THE KIN GA. 0 IAMUSICAL PLAY

MUSIC BY RICHARD RODGERS

BOOK AND LYRICS BY OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN II

Based on the Novel "Anna and the King of Siam"by Margaret Landon

Ross Magoulas, DirectorHenry Janiec, Conductor



CAPTAI NORTON .

LOUIS LEONOWENSANNA LEONOWENS .THE INTERPRETER

THE KRALAHOME .THE KING·PHRA ALACK

LUN THA .

CAST OF CHARACTERS

(in order of appearance)

- - - - Neal Harrelso

._.

....im Vislocky- - - Kim Breden

- - - - - - - - Ben Brec her. . . . . . Robert McGah

. . . . Val Patacch- - - Todd Donovan

. . . . Joe MilleTUPTIM . - . Be 1 nda Thaye

Michelle Breed. .. Charlie Ch

Robert VernonHeidi Beth ~ I a s a r i

LADY THIANG ...PRINCE CHULULONGKORN

SIR EOWARD

RAMSEY· . . . .PRINCESS YING YAOWALAK

ROYAL WIVES

Betsy Bishop, Danica Buckley, Patti Edwards , Lynn Eustis, CathFroneberger, Amy Holt, Katherine Kirk, Anna Tonna, MichelVought, Sandra Wright

ROYAL SINGERS

Ke lley Batson, Cynth ia Claborn. Patti Edwards, Jena E; son I CaroHarris, Katherine Kirk, Risa Poniros, Barbara Scul lion

ROYAL CHILDREN

Sara Cohen, Alicia Davis, Jonathan Joiner, Phillip Joiner, Laur

Jones, Heidi Beth Masarie, Susannah Masarie, Scott Nickson, HiNickson, Noel Schoonmaker, Rick Schoonmaker, Deborah Sweeney

Gail Schoonmaker - Director of Children's Chorus



SLAVES

Jeffrey Gonder, Alphie Guess, Shuler Hensley, Brian Nedvin

PRIESTS

Jeffrey Cowan, Roman Rebilas, John Roche, Frank Tirrmerman, JohnWright, Grant Young

BALLET ENSEMBLE

Allison Black (Topsy), Alicia Brown , Andrea Brown (Little Eva )Stephanie Eller, Kathryn Findlen, Margy Hicks (Eliza), Kath erineJones, Mi che 11 e Ki ng, Katheri ne lester, Rabbi n Pierce, AnneTremblay, Wendy Worthington

Ben Brecher (Scientific Dog), Jeffrey Cowan (Uncle Thomas), KennethDerby (Simon Legree), Todd Donovan (Scientific Dog), JeffreyGonder, Alphie Guess, Shuler Hensley, Brian Nedvin, David OliverRoman Rebilas, John Roche, Frank Tinmerman, John Wright (AngelGeorge). Grant Young

SYNOPSIS

THE PLAY IS DIVIDED INTO TWO ACTSThe Action Takes Place In and Around The King 's Palace.

Bangkok. Siam

TIME: EARLY EIGHTEEN SIXTIES

There will be a Fifteen-Minute Intermissionbetween Acts.




General Manager -Music Director -

Stage Oirectors -

Conductors

Designer - - -Choreographer -Coaches - -

Chorus Masters - - -

- Ross MagoulaHenry Janie

- - Barbara FergusoRoss MagoulaVal Patacch

- Henry JanieMary Nell Saunder

Raymond HughePaul Sweene

Barbara Ferguso- - Raymond Hughe

Thomas Re i 11Mildred Ragi

Mary Nell SaunderHugh Floy

Stage Manager - - - - - - - Sean McGinitTechnical Director - - - - Bess Harpelighting Designer - - - - - - - W. Erik McDanieElectrical Assistant - - - - - - Mark ShoSound Engineer - - - - - William G. Boggs, JrCostume Director - - - - - - - - Pamela WhitesidProps Director - - - - - Russell RathieScenic Technicians - - - - - - - - - Earle Folge

C o s t u ~ s created by Costume Crafters, Atlanta, Ga .

Kenn KirbDominic Kramer

Gary Smit

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PROGRAM NUMBER THIRTY-SIX

Whittington-Pfohl AuditoriumBrevard Mus;c Center

July 25, 19878: 15 PM


David E. Becker. Conductor

Eugenia Zukerman. FlutistHenry Janiec, Guest Conductor

Slavonic Dance No . I, Op . 46 Antonin Dvorak

Flute Concerto in GMajorAllegroArioso: !RestoAllegro vhace

Or . Janiec

Night Soliloquy for Flute, Piano and StringsMs. Zukerman

I NT E RMIS S ION

Appalachian Spring

Johann Quantz

Kent Kennan

Aaron Copland

Capriccio Espagnol. Op . 34 Nicolas Rimsky-KorsakoYI. Alborado (Morning Song)II. Variazioni (Variations on a Spanish Folk Song)III . Alborado (Morning Song)

IV . Scenae canto gitano (Theme and Gypsy Song)V. Fandango asturiano (Lively Spanish Dance)



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COMING ATTRACTIONS

:Sunday , July 26, 3:00 PM Ellen Shade, soprano

BMC OrchestraJaniec, Conductor

Monday, July 27 8:15 PM Symphon i c BandHafner, Conductor

Tuesday, July 28 8: 15 PM Youth OrchestraWind Ensemble

Joiner, Pharris, Conductors



PROGRAM NUMBER THIRTY-SEVEN

Whittington-Pfohl AuditoriumBrevard Hus;c Center

July 26. 19873:00 PM

BREVARD MUSIC CENTER ORCHESTRA

Henry Janiec, ConductorCrawford Gates, Guest Conductor

Ellen Shade, Soprano

Symphony No . 3 (in one movement)Introduction; piu mosso; adagio; moderato

Or. GatesVier Letzte Lieder (Four Last Songs)

Fruhling (Hermann Hesse)September (Hermann Hesse)Beim Schlafengehen (Herman Hesse)1m Abendrot (Joseph von Eichendorff)

Hiss Shade

I N T E RHIS S ION

Oaphnis and Chloe, Suite No.2

lever du Jour; Pantomine; Danse Generale

Crawford Gate

Richard Straus

Maurice Rave

Ecca 11 orrido campo, from NBal10 In Maschera M Giuseppe VerdSolo, perduta. abbandonata. from NManon lescaut N Giacomo Puccin

Hiss Shade

::: ::: ::: = = = = = = ::: = = = = = Or. Crawford Gates is the Mus ic Center I s composer-i n-res idencthis season. His Symphony No. 3 was first played by the DallaSymphony in 1965 and was later played by such orchestras as thUtah Symphony. the Kansas City Symphony. and the Chicago Symphony"'======= ===== ===



PROGRAM NUMBER THIRTY-EIGHT


July 27. 19878: 15 PM

TRANSYLVANIA SYMPHONIC 8AND

Jamie Hafner, ConductorSteven Co hen , Clarinetist

Jo Massie Johnson, Guest ConductorKenneth Derby, Baritone

Overture in C (1793)Adapted for Modern Instruments by

Charles Simon CateGoldman and Smith

Ceremonial Music Robert Palme

Immer Kleiner (Always Smaller ) Ado I f Schrei neMr . Cohen

Three1.

Dance Episodes from ·Spartacus· Aram KhachaturiaDance of a Greek Slave; Entrance of the Merchants;Dance of a Roman Courtesan ; General Dance

2. Dance of Phrygia; Dance of an Egyptian Girl3. Sword Dance of the Young Thracians

INTE RMIS SION

Toccata for Percussion

Songs of AbelardIntroduction,

The TrystPraise and ProfanationThe Parting

Mr. Joh nson

Mr . Derby

Harch "The U. S. Field Artillery·

Carlos Chave

Norman Dello Joi

John Philip Sous



PROGRAM NUMBER THIRTY-NINE

Whittington-Pfohl AuditoriumBrevard Husic Center

July 28, 19878: 15 PM

TRANSYLVANIA YOUTH ORCHESTRA

Thomas Joiner, ConductorHenry Janiec, Guest Conductor

TRANSYLVANIA WINO ENSEM8LE

William J6 Pharris, Conductor

Overture to Egmont. Op . 84 Ludwig van BeethovenDr . Janiec

Two Pieces for Strings from Henri VI Passacaglia: Death of Fa staff

II Touch Her Soft Lips and Part

L'Arlesienne Suite No . 2 for OrchestraI Pastorale

II IntermezzoII I Menuet toIV Farando1e

Will iam Walton

Georges Bizet

I NT E RMIS S ION

Lincolnshire Posey Percy Grainger·Oublin Bay · (Sailor ls Song)"Harks tow Grange" (narrating local history)-The brisk young Sailor- (returned to wed his True Love)"Lord Melbourne" (War Song)"The Lost Lady found" (Dance Song)

Slava!

Marthe Slave

Leonard Bernsteintransc . by Clare Grundman

Peter Tschaikowskyarr . by L. P. laurendeau



PROGRAM NUMBER FORTY


July 29. 19874: 30 PH

STUDENT REC I T A L

Sonata No . 4largoAllegroAffettuoso (Adag;o)Vivace

Sandra Wang, flute

Praelud;um and AllegroC. J. Hafner, violin

Telemann

Victoria Chastain. flute

Kreisler

Sharon Coggins, piano

Undercurrent - Theme and VariationsDavid Brandon Green, bass clarinet

LongAmy Cornel;, piano

Nell

Lyd;aSyh;e

John W Wright, tenor

Three Pieces for Solo Clarinet

FaureThomas Re;lly. p;ano

StravinskyKyle Barger, clarinet

Sonata in 0 Minor

Hark Cherry, violin

Piano Concerto No. 2 in GHinorA l l e ~ r o IIIlto

Barbara M. Diaz, piano

Schumann

Joanna ling, piano

Kabalevsky

Brad Arington, piano



PRO GRAIl NUio:BER FORTY -ONE

Straus AuditoriumBrevard Music CenterJuly 29, 19B7

B: 15 PM

CHAMBER MUSIC


Quartettsatz in C Minor (Allegro assai), Op . posth . Franz Schuber

Quartet in F Hinor, Op e 95 Ludwig van BeethovenAllegro con brioAllegretto rna non troppoAllegro assai, rna seriosoLarghetto espressivo - Allegretto agitato

I N T E R MIS S ION

Quartet in A minor, Op e 51, No . 2Allegro non troppoAndante moderatoQuasi Hinuetto moderatoFinale (Allegro non assai)

James Ceasar. ViolinMarguerite Richardson, Violin

David Becker, ViolaHans Schmettau, Violoncello

Johannes Brahm



PROGRAM NUMBER FORTY-TWO


July 30, 19877:00 PM

CON C E R T 0 H ARAT HaN

Concerto for PercussionMatt Bassett, percussion

Concerto No . 2 in E-flat, K. 4171. Allegro maestoso

Jam;" Hoffman, horn

Darius MilhaudAdam deSorgo, piano

W A. Mozar

David Moody , piano

Trumpet Concerto in E-flat F. J. Hayd1. Allegro

Christian Hinkle, trumpet Brad Arington, piano

Concerto No. 1 in E-flat

1. AllegroHughey Hancock, horn

Richard Straus

Michelle Frayser. piano

Concerto in GMinor for Viol in, Op e 26 Max Bruch3. Finale: Allegro ene rgico

Amy 61 idden, viol i n Grace Kwant piano

Concerto No. 2 in E-flat, K. 4171. Allegro maestoso

8il1 Bonnell, horn

W A. Mozar

David Moody, piano

Concerto for Clarinet in A1. Allegro

Major, K. 622 W. A. Mozar

Kimberly Varker, clarinet

Concerto for Bass Tuba1. Allegro moderato

Julia Randel, tuba

Joanna Ting, piano

R. Vaughan Williams

Thomas Bradshaw, piano



PROGRAM NUMBER FORTY-FOUR


July 31, 19878:15 PM

THE BREVARD MUSIC CENTER RESIDENT OPERA WORKSHOP

presents

R IG 0 L E T T 0

Music by Giuseppe VerdiAfter Victor Hugo's play Le Roi s'amuse

Val Patacchi, Director

Raymond Hughes, Conductor



CAST OF CHARACTERS

RIGOlETTO, the Duke's jester, a hunchback

GILDA, daughter of Rigoletto

SPARAFUCIlE, a professional assassin

MADDALENA, sister of Sparafucile

THE DUKE OF MANTUA

COUNT HDNTERONE, a nob1 man

BORSA, a courtier -

MARULLO, a courtier

COUNT CEPRANO, a nobleman

GIOVANNA, Gilda's nurse -

COUNTESS CEPRAND

PAGE

GUARD -

ladies of the Court:

Bruce Schoonmake

Anneliese Simmon

Arnold Voketaiti

Betsy Bi shop

William McDonald

Grant Youn

- Alphie Gues

Roman Rebilas

- Todd Donova

- Amy Hol

Cathy Froneberge

Jena Eison

Robert Vernon

Danica Buckley, Andrea Brown. Cynthia Claborn, Kathryn FindleCarol Jean Harris, Katherine Jones, Michelle King, Katherine Kirk

Dancing Girls:

Allison Black, Margy Hicks

Ensemble:Ben Brecher, Jeffrey Cowan, Kenneth Derby, Jeffrey Gonder. NeHarre 1son I Jr. I Shu1er Hens 1ey. Robert McGaha. Joe Hi 1 er, BriNedvin, David Oliver, John Roche, Frank Timmerman, John Wright



SYNOPSIS OF SCENES

PLACE : Mantua, Italy

TIME : Sixteenth Century

ACT I AHall within the Ducal Palace

I N T E R MIS S ION

ACT II Rigoletto's Home

I N T E RMIS S I o N

ACT III A Room in the Oucal Palace

I N T E RMIS S ION

ACT IV Sparafucile's Inn




General Manager -Music Director

Stage Directors

Conductors

DesignerChoreographerCoaches

Chorus Masters -

Stage 'lanagerTechnical DirectorMaster ElectricianElectrical AssistantSound EngineerCostume DirectorProps DirectorScenic Technicians

- Ross MagoulHenry Jani

Barbara FergusoRoss MagoulVal Patacc

- Henry JaniMary Nell Saunde

Raymond HughPaul Sween

Barbara Ferguso- Raymond Hugh

Thomas ReilMildred Rag

- Mary Nell SaundeHugh Floy

Sean McGiniBess Harp

- W. Erik McDani- - Mark Sho

- William G. Boggs, J

Pamela WhitesidRussell Rathi- Earle Folg

Kenn KirbDominic Krame

Gary Smi

Costumes created by Costume Crafters, Atlanta. Ga.Entire Production by the Brevard Music Center Resident OperaWorkshop and Brevard Music Center Musical Organizations .

BAlo\Hl i is the official piano of Brevard Music Center.All pianos are moisture-protected by DAMPP-CHASER DEHUMIDIFIERS

Brevard Music Center gratefully acknowledges support from theI ~ o r t h Ciiro 1 na Assembly. the Department of Cu ltura 1 Resources.the North Carolina Arts Council. and the National Endowmentfor the Arts, a Federal Agency



PROGRAM NUMBER FORTY-FIVE


August I, 19878: 15 PM

POP S CONCERT

THE MUSIC OF JEROME KERN



8REVARD MUSIC CENTER CHORUSMary Nel' Saunders, Conductor

andSoloists from the Brevard Music Center

Opera Workshop

Symphonic Menories of "Roberta" The Orchestr

The Song Is You Kenneth Derby t bariton

Look for The Silver lining Sandra Wright, sopranThe Choru

The Last Time I Saw Paris Alphie Guess, teno

Smoke Gets In Your Eyes Joe Miller, bariton

Lovely To Look At John Wright. teno

All The Things You Are Kim Breden, sopranThe Choru

I N T E RMIS S ION



Waltz In Swing Time

Make Be 1 eve

01' Man River

Why 00 I Love You?

Can't Help Lovin' Oat Man

You Are Love

Finale - 01' Man River Reprise

The Orchestr

Patti Edwards, sopranDavid Oliver, teno

Grant Young, bariton

Carol Jean Harris, sopranFrank Timmerman, teno

Cynthia Claborn, mezzo-sopran

Katherine Kirk, sopranJeffrey Gonder, teno

Grant Young, baritonThe Choru

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BALDWIN is the official piano of Brevard Music Center and all oour pianos are moisture-protected by DAMPP-CHASER DEHUMIDIFIERS

Brevard Music Center gratefully acknowledges support from theNorth Caro 1 na Generar Assemb ly, the North Carolina Departmenof Cultural Resources, the North Carolina Arts Council and the

National Endowment for the Arts.

Please Notelatecomers will be seated at the first intermission. No cameraor tape recorders, smoking or food are allowed in the auditorium

COMING ATTRACTIONS:

Sunday. August 2. 3:00 PM

Tuesday. August 4 8:15 PM

Peter Frankl, Pianis

BMC OrchestrJaniec, Conducto

CONCERTO CONCERSHC, TSO Orchestra

Janiec, Becker, ConductorSTUDENT SOLOISTS



PROGRAM NUMBER FORTY-SIX


August 2, 19873:00 PM


Henry Janiec, ConductorPeter Frankl, Pianist

·Semiramide- Overture Gioacchino Rossini

Piano Concerto in A Minor, Op. 54

Allegro affettuosoAndantino graziosoAllegro vivace

Mr. Frankl

I NT E R MIS S ION

Robert Schumann

Scheherezade. Op. 35 Nicolas Rimsky-KorsakovThe Sea and Sinbad's ShipTale of the Ka11endar PrinceThe Young Prince and The Young PrincessFestival at Bagdad

James Ceasar, violin

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The Brevard Music Center is grateful toHr. Peter Frankl for his appearance today

to benefit the Gina Bachauer Artist Chair.His performance and master classes mean agreat deal to the Center and its students.= = • = = = = = = = =



PROGRAM NUMBER FORTY -SEVEN


August 4, 19878: 15 PM

8REVARD MUSIC CENTER ORCHESTRA



David E. Becker, Conductor

CON C E R T 0

Viola Concerto in A Minor

I. A ~ d a n t e comado

CON C E R T

Beth Oakes, viola

William Walton

Variations on a Rococo Theme. Op e 33 Peter I. TschaikowskyJames Holland, violoncel lo

I N T E RMIS S ION

Violin Concerto No.5 in A Ma jor, KV 219

I. Allegro apertoMargaret Lin, violin

Trombone Concerto in F MinorI. Moderato assai malta maestoso

Jerry Pharr, trombone

Piano Concerto in C Major, K. 467

I. Allegro maestosoVatche Mankerian. piano

W. A. Mozart

Launy G r ~ n d a h 1

W. A. Mozart

Piano Concerto No . 1 in C Major, Op e 15 Ludwig van BeethovenI. Allegro con brio

Joanna ling, piano



PROGRAM UUMBER FORTY -E IGHTStraus Auditorium

Brevard Music CenterAugust 5, 1987

4: 30 PM

STUDENT REC I T A L

Scherzo-Tara ntella, Op . 16Margaret Lin, violin

Sonata ;n GHi norLargoCorrente

ail1 Stinnett, double bass

Joanna Ting,

Joy Koonce.

Wieniawskpiano

Eccle

piano

UI Dreamed a Dream" from Les Miser ablesAndrea Brown, mezzo-soprano David Moody, piano

The Swiss ShepherdDam ienn e Fenlon, flute

Fantoche sNuit d'Etoi les

Kelley Batson, mezzo-soprano

Rondo Capri ccio

Jenn ifer Wyer, violin

The SwanO. Brandon Green, bass clarinet

Bois EpaisHeiml iche AufforderungMorgen Op. 27, No.4

Grant Y o u ~ g . bass-baritone

FanfareDie BankelsangerliederContrapunctus I I I

MorlacchJoanna l ing, piano

DebussDebuss

Stacie Haneline, piano

Saint -5aenGrace Kwan, piano

Sa; nt -SaenJulie Smith, piano

lu l ly

R. StrausR. Straus

Paul Romero, piano

DukaAnonymou

BachPete Czekaj , Robert Gerstmyer. trumpets

Davideff Koonce, trombone Hughey Hancock. horn Woods, tuba



PROGRAM NUMBER FORTY-NINEStraus Auditorium

Brevard Music CenterAugust 5, 1987

7:00 PH

LECTURE-RECITAL by CRAWFORD GATESBrevard Music Center Composer-in-Residence

20th CENTURY MUSIC: A CUL DE SAC? • •OR A NEW MORNING?

A. INTROOUCTION

B. SOME PREMISES1. Music in Western Civilization has evolved on a curve of

increasing complexity: (Particularly harmon ic and formalareas)

2. Contemporary Mus;c has always gained in the attention,interest &love of music loving public of every centuryexcept the 20th cen tury.

3. A comparison of two points of view:a. Nicholas Slomnimsky :The non acceptance of the

unfamiliar . If you become familiar, you'll love it .Beethoven got the worst reviews of anybody .

b. Henry Pleasants : The 20th Century is a cul de sac . Thonly viable 20th Century music is jazz and that whichhas come from it .

4. Schonberg's jump from tonality to atonality is the mostconcentrated and radical change in music 's ev olution .

C. SOME QUESTIONS1. Is 80 years of listening long enough to love atonality?2. Of what does the 20th century music schism really consist?

a. All major agencies of musical thought (schools,critics , literature) promote atonality BUT

b. The majority of music loving public not only doesn'tlike it , it avoids it , and frequently is belligerent .

3. What is the real reason the atonal style and musicallanguage is the first contemporary language in a thousandyears to lose the music loving public? THIS IS AN IMPORTANTQUESTION. IT NEEDS A SOLID SUBSTANTIVE ANSWER . ONLY YOU THE

MUSIC LOVING PUBLIC CAN GIVE THIS QUESTION THE CLEARARTICULATE ANSWER IT NEEDS .



O. SOME OBSERVATIONS1. The Historical line of development from Middle ages to

Impressionism.2. The core of the Philosphy of atonality . Intellectual versus

Emotional? Mathematical ve rsus sensual? The question ofsustained dissonance.

3. A new Romanticism on the horizon? Pros and cons .4. 20th Century musical phenomonon of apparent vitality: JAZZ,

THE POPULAR SONG, THE AMERICAN MUSICAL ••MUSIC IN FILM, ETHNMUSICS •• THE ROCK PHENOMONON .

E. THE CHALLENGE: Find out why and do something about it , for yourown musical life

F. A COMPOSER'S EXPERIENCE :

SYMPHONY NO . 4 'A NEW MORN ING " (FOR CHORUS &ORCHESTRA)

1. A bicentennial commission2. A question of text (How do you make an abstraction like

l i b e r t ~ into an emotional musical communication ?)3. The ve icle : A state wide tour of UTAH SYMPHONY &MORM ON

TABERNACLE CHOIR .4. A question of style and content .

5.The

thrill of live

performances before multiple receptiveand responsive audiences .

G CONC LU SION1. The 20 th entury, even with its unanswered questions, is

sti l l the most exciting time to live, to experience music .2. We are all the Kmusic lov ing public" . We determine the futu

of music . Let's do it with our minds and hearts combined .3. Brevard is a wonderful microcosm of the musical universe .

long live brevard!4. I appreC iate and love you all . Thank you for having me.

God Bless you all!



PROGRAM NUMBER FIFTY


August 5, 19878: IS PM

C HAM B E R MUS I C

Quartet in F Major for Oboe andII I . Rondo

Strings, K. 370 Mozar

Kristen Meyers, OboeBeth Oakes, Viola

Trois pi eces brevesAllegroAndanteAss ez lent - Allegro scherzando

Christine Reedis, FluteKimberly Varker, Clari net

Daphne Burt I

Mary Haraden, ViolinAlan Harrell, Violoncello

Kimberly Potter,Kathleen Scianna,

Bassoon

OboeHorn

Requiem for Th ree Violoncelli and Piano, Opus 66Sa rah Breunig, James Holland, Deborah Josephson

Vatche Mankerian, Piano

Iber

Poppe

Fanfare for Brass Quintet (arr . W. Barrington)Th e Art of the Fugue: Contrapunctus III

Die Bankelsangerlieder

DukaBac

AnonymouPeter Czekaj, Rob Gerstmyer, Trumpets

Hughey Hancock, Horn Jeff Koonce, TromboneDavid Woods, Tuba

I NT E RMIS S ION



Suite for Tuba, Opus 53Intrada

AllemandeCouranteSarabandeGavotteGigue

Steven

Paul Weikle, TubaPaul Wren, Harp

Kirkman and Matt Bassett, PercussionJoanna ling, Piano

David Moody, CelestaJamie Hafner, Conductor

Gate

Allegro from WaterSextette

Music Suite Handel /Sh

Rocky Road RagHorn EnsellibleDorothy Bennett

Jamin HoffmanKr istin KellyJack Masarie

Scott RushBetty Zeestraten

KerkoriaSong



PROGRAM NUMBER F I F T Y ~ T W O


Augus t 7, 19878: 15 PM


David E. Becker, Conductor

Douglas Weeks, Pianist

Overture To Prometheus ludwig van Beethov e

Rhapsody on a Themeof

Paganini, Op. 43Mr . Weeks

I N T E RMIS S ION

Symphony No.2, Op. 43 in 0 MajorI . Allegretto

11 . Tempo andante, rna rubatoIII . VivacissimoIV. Finale: Allegro moderato

Sergei Rachmaninof

Jean Sibeliu



PROGRAM NUMBER FIFTY-THREE


August 8, 19872: 00 PH

TRANSYLVANIA YOUTH ORCHESTRAThomas Joiner, Conductor

TRANSYLVANIA SYMPHONIC BANOJamie Hafner, Conductor

TRANSYLVANIA WINO ENSEMBLEWilliam J. Pharris, Conductor

Pomp and Circumstance Military March No . 4, Op . 39

Night On Bald Mountain

The Russian Sailor's Dance. from The Red Poppy

I N T E RMIS S ION

Transylvania Fanfare

An Outdoor Overture

The Chimes of Liberty

The Universal Judgement

I N T E RMIS S ION

Fanfare for the Common flan

Symphony No. 3Movements It II, IV

Liturgical Dances (Benedicamus Soc;l Domino)

Elga

Mussorgsky

Gliere

Benson

Copland

Goldman

DeNardis

Copland

Giannin

Holsinger



PROGRAM NUMBER FIFTY-FOUR


August 8, 19878: 15 PM

THE BREVARD MUSIC CENTER RESIOENT OPERA WORKSHOP

presents

" FlIOIY THING HAPPENED ON THE IlAY TO THE FORI.I4

Music and Lyrics by Stephen SondheimBook by Larry Gelbart and Burt Shevelove

Ross Hagoulas, Director




PROLOGUS -

THE PROTEANS -

CAST OF CHARACTERS(in order of appearance)

SENEX, a citizen of Rome -

OOMINA, his wife -

HERO,their

son, in love \lith Phi 1 ia

HYSTERIUM, slave to Senex and Oomina -

LYCUS, a buyer and seller of courtesans

PSEUDDLUS, a slave to Hero

TINTINABULA, a courtesan -

PANACEA, a courtesan

THE GHlINAE, courtesans

VIBRATA, a courtesan -

GYMNASIA, a courtesan -

PHllIA, a virgin -

ERRONIUS, an old man -

MILES GLDRIOSUS, a warrior

- Kenneth Derb

Ben BrecheNeal Harrelson, Jr

John Wrigh

- Brian Nedvi

Anna lonn

-Jeffrey Gonde-John Roch

- Robert McGah

- Kenneth Derb

- Anne Trembla

Katherine Jone

Stephanie ElleWendy Worthingto

- Allison Blac

- Robbin Pierc

- Sandra Wrigh

- Todd Donova

Shuler Hensle



THE TIME:

THE PLACE:

THE ACTION:

SYNOPSIS

Two hundred years before the Christian Era.

a day in Spring .

A street in Rome in front of the houses ofErronius t Senex, and Lycus.

Continuous, with a single intermission .




General ManagerMusic DirectorStage Directors -

Conductors

DesignerChorEographerCoaches

Chorus Masters -

Stage ManagerTechnical DirectorLighting DesignerElectrical AssistantSound EngineerCostume DirectorProps DirectorScenic Technicians

- Ross MagoulaHenry Janie

Barbara FergusonRoss Magoula

Val Patacch- Henry Jan i eMary Nell Saunder

Raymond HughePaul Sweene

Barbara FergusonRaymond HugheThomas Rei llyMildred Ragi

Mary Nell Saunder

Hugh FloydSean McGinityBess Harpe

- W. Erik McDanie- - Mark Show

- William G. Boggs, JrPamela WhitesidRussell Rathie- Earle Folge

Kenn Kirby

Dominic KramerGary Smith

Costumes created by Costume Crafters , Atlanta, Ga.Entire Production by the Brevard Music Center Resident OperaWorkshop and Brevard Music Center Musical Organizations.

BALDWIN is the official piano of Brevard Music Center.All pianos are mOisture-protected by DAMPP-CHASER DEHUMIDIFIERS .

Brevard Music Center grat efully acknowledges support from theHorth Carolina Assembly, the Department of Cultural Resources,the North Carolina Arts Council, and the National Endowmentfor the Arts, a Federal Agency



PROGRAH NUMBER FIFTY-FIVE

CARMINA BURANA


August 9, 1987

3:00 PH

BREVARD MUSIC CENTER ORCHESTRAHenry Janiec, Conductor

BREVARD MUSIC CENTER CHORUSMary Nell Saunders , Conductor

Hugh Floyd, Assistant Conductor

Soloists(in order of appearance)

Roman RebilasBrian NedvinJeffrey GonderGrant YoungDanica BuckleyKenneth DerbyKatherine Kirk

Todd DonovanJeffrey CowanBetsy Bishop

Kenneth DerbyCarol Jean Harris

Patti Edwards

I Fortuna Imperatrix Mundio Fortuna (0 Fortune)

Carl Orff

Fortune plango vulnera (I lament the wounds thatfortune deals)

II Primo Vere (Spring Time)

Verisleta

facies (The joyous face of Spring)Omnia Sol t emperat (All things are tempered by the Sun)Ecce gratum (Behold the welcome Spring)



III Up Oem AngerTanz (Dance)Floret silva (The noble forest)Chramer, gip die varwe mir (Salesman, give me colored

paint)Reie (Dance)Swaz hie gat umbe (They who go dancing around)Chume, chern gesel1e min (Come, dear heart of mine)Swaz hie gat umbe (They who go dancing around)Were diu werit alle min (If the whole world were but

mine)

I NT E R MIS SID N

IV In Taberna (In the tavern)Estuans inter ius (Seething inside with boiling rage)Olin lacus calueram (The roast swan)

Ego sum abbas (I am the abbott of Cucany)In taberna quando sumus (When we are in the tavern)

V Cour OIAmoursAmor volat undique (Love flies everywhere)Dies, nox et omnia (Day. night, and all the world)Stet it pue11a (There stood a young girl)Circa mea pectora (My breast is filled with sighing)Veni, veni , venias (Come, pray. with me)In trutina (In my wavering indecision)Du1cissime (Sweetest boy)

VI B1anzif10r Et HelenaAve formosiss;ma (Hail to the most lovely)

VII fortuna lmperatrix Mundio Fortuna (0 Fortune)

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BAlo\HN is the officia l piano of Brevard Music Center and all of

our pianos are moisture-protect ed by OAMPP-CHASER DEHUMIDIFIERS .

Brevard ~ u s i c Center yr ateful1y acknowled{Jes support from theNorth Carolina Gen eral As semb ly , the North Carolina Departmentof Cultural Resources. th e North Carolina Arts Council and theNational Endowment for the Arts .



Piano Class Number · 1

Fiddler on the Roof

Straus AuditoriumTuesday, June 30, 19874: 30 PM

Heidi Beth Masarie

IntermezzoOp.

118,No.

2

Solfeggietto

Rhapsody Op. 79, No. 2

Nocturne Op. 32, No. 1

Allegro Barbaro

Sonata in E-FlatMovement II

Prelude No. 2

Sonata Op. 10, No. 1

Fantasie Impromptu

Fantasia in C Minor

Jul ie Errmering

Tim Vislocky

Amy Cornel i

Michael Zuspan

Barbara Diaz

Eli zabeth Ford

Anthony Catalano

Lesleigh Walter

Apri 1 Batson

Grace Kwon

Exce

Brah

B

Bra

Cho

Bar

Moz

Gersh

Beetho

Cho

B



PIANO CLASS NUMBER TWO

Straus Auditorium

Thursday, July 2, 1987

4: 30 PM

THE BEL CANTO OF PIANO PLAYING

Lecture-Demonstration by

Eduardo Delgado



PIANO CLASS NUMBER THREE

Invention in A Minor

Sonata Op. 28

Movement I

Part ita in GMajorPrelude

Sonata in A MajorMovement I

Straus AuditoriumTuesday, July 7, 19B7

4: 30 PM

Jacqueline Caldwell

Linda Chen

Yvonne Teague

Joy Koonce

Wedding Day at Troldhaugen Op. 65, No. 6Heather Sigmund

Dr. GradusAd

Parnassum Heather Edwards

Turkish RondoHan Su

CapriccioJennifer Porter

Bach

Beethoven

Bach

Schubert

Grieg

Oebus sy

r O l a r

Brahms



PIANO CLASS NUMBER FIVE

Straus AuditoriumTuesday, July 14, 1987

4: 30 PM

Invention in 0 M1norAllegro Moderato in F Major

Part ita in G MajorPrelude

Sonata, Op. 49Allegro rna non troppoTempo di menuetto

Shadow Dance, Op. 39, No. 8

Papillons, Op. 2

Craig Green

Yvonne Teague

Michael Zuspan

Jenni Bolin

Ai Hwa Kim

Prelude and Fugue in G Minor, WIC IIEtude in C-sharp Minor, Op. 10

Joanna ling

Prelude and Fugue in C-sharp Minor, WTC IIBallade in F Minor, No.4

Paul Romero

Hungarian Rhapsody No. 6Vatche Mankerian

BacMozar

Bac

Beethoven

MacDowel

Schumann

BachChopin

BachChopin

Lisz



PIANO CLASS NUMBER SIX


Thursday, July 16, 1987

4:30 PM

MAS T E R C LAS S

with

EDUARDO DELGADO

Ballade in G Minor Frederic Chopin

Vatche Mankerian, piano



PIANO CLASS NUMBER SEVEN

Straus Auditorium

Brevard Music CenterThursday, July 20, 19874:30 PM

CaravanToyland

Clowns

Invention No. 13

SonatinaA 1egro

Alicia Dell Davis

Richmond Walker

Yvonne Belanger

Denton Hawk

Sonata in 0 Major Hob. XVI: 37Allegro con brio

SonatineMouvement de menuet

Invention No. 13

Sonatina Op. 55, No. 3Allegro con spirito

Sonata Op. 34, No. 1Allegro con spirito

Waltz in E Minor

Debbie Nowak

El izabeth Ford

Nico l e Mabry

Sonya Bower

Kathy Rodriquez

Ann Lam

AlfreHerbe

Turin

Ba

Khachaturia

Hay

Rav

Ba

Kuhl

Clemen

Chop



PIANO CLASS NUMBER EIGHT

Straus Auditorium


July 23, 19B74:30 PM

THE CHOPIN PRELUDES

NOS. 9-16

LECTURE/RECITAL BY DOUGLAS WEEKS



PIANO CLASS NUMBER NINE

Straus Auditorium


July 28, 1987

4: 30 PM

FIN ALE: C HOP I N PRE L U 0 E S

LECTURE/RECITAL by DOUGLAS WEEKS



PIANO CLASS NUMBER TEN


July 30, 19B74:30 PM

Songs Without Words, Op. 19 No. IDebbie Nowak

Dr. Gradus ad ParnassumMichael luspan

Prelude and Fugue in C minor, WTC I

PreludePrelude

Moonlight

SonatineModere

Toccata in E minor

Hrant Zerounian

Kathy Rodri guez

Jim Hicks

Verna Ferrell

Joanna ling

Mende 1sso

Debus

Ba

DebusGinaste

Hic

Rav

Ba




August 3, 1987

10:30AM

MAS T E R C LAS S

with

PETER FRANKL

Prelude and Fugue in C-sharp Major, WTC IILisa Leonard

Polonaise in A-flat Major

SonatineModere

Ballade in · GMinor

SonataFi rst Movement

Brad Arington

Verna Ferrell

Joanna Ting

Vatche Mankerian

Etude tableaux, Op. 39 in E-flat MinorPaul Romero

Bac

Chop

Rav

Chop

Khachaturia

Rachmanino



PIANO CLASS NUMBER TWELVE

Scherzo in B-flat Major

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August 6, 19874:30 PM

Michael Zuspan

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Prelude and Fugue in B-flat Major WTC IDavid Moody

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Piece

Hrant Zerounian

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Fi ve ThoughtsPrelude and Toccata

Sch ubert

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Bach

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Zerounian

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RomeroRomero

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