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Saturday, February 11 Stephen Lancaster, baritone, and guest artist Martin Katz, piano 7 p.m. Leighton Concert Hall DeBartolo Performing Arts Center Notre Dame voice professor Stephen Lancaster, baritone, joins world-renowned collaborative pianist Martin Katz in a diverse program of art songs conveying the depth and intensity of this colorful, intimate musical genre. Saturday, February 18 Tricia & Taylor: Tricia Park, violin, and Taylor Morris, fiddle 2 p.m. Leighton Concert Hall DeBartolo Performing Arts Center Notre Dame violin professor Tricia Park and guest violinist/fiddler Taylor Morris return to perform another exciting, genre-bending program of music for two violins, ranging from classical works to American and Celtic fiddle tunes. Joining them on these special programs are Notre Dame’s own talented violin, viola, and cello students. Saturday, February 18 Douglas Reed, organ 8 p.m. Basilica of the Sacred Heart Douglas Reed, visiting/adjunct professor of organ at Notre Dame, will perform music by Olivier Messiaen, Johannes Brahms, and William Albright (De Spiritum, 1980). Eric Reed, horn, will join his father to perform compositions by Robert Schumann, Naji Hakim, and William Albright (Romance, 1981). Douglas Reed is a professor emeritus of music and university organist emeritus at the University of Evansville. He also served as an adjunct professor of organ at Indiana University. A former member of the Canadian Brass, Eric Reed now performs with the American Brass Quintet, in residence at the Juilliard School of Music. Friday, March 3 Notre Dame Symphony Orchestra 8 p.m. Basilica of the Sacred Heart The NDSO will present the Symphony No. 3 (“Organ”) by Camille Saint-Saëns, featuring faculty organist Craig Cramer performing on the Basilica’s new Murdy Family Organ. Admission will be free; a collection will be taken. Saturday, March 4 Guest Artists John Mark Ainsley, tenor, and Roger Vignoles, piano 7 p.m. Leighton Concert Hall DeBartolo Performing Arts Center Two of the classical music world’s most revered artists, tenor John Mark Ainsley and pianist Roger Vignoles, perform a recital of works by Gounod, Poulenc, Britten, and Robert Schumann (his immortal song- cycle Dichterliebe). Tuesday, March 7 Notre Dame Schola Musicorum 9 p.m. Reyes Organ and Choral Hall DeBartolo Performing Arts Center The Schola Musicorum, an ensemble of faculty and students in the Department of Music and the Sacred Music at Notre Dame program, performs Gregorian chant from medieval manuscripts. Its brief concerts are preceded and followed by early organ music played on the hall’s two excellent Baroque organs. Friday, March 31 Notre Dame Glee Club 8 p.m. Leighton Concert Hall DeBartolo Performing Arts Center For its annual spring concert, the Glee Club will present a program of sacred and secular music for men’s voices, including a newly commissioned work by Paul French, spirituals and folk songs, and American popular styles. Saturday, April 1 Notre Dame Chorale 8 p.m. Leighton Concert Hall DeBartolo Performing Arts Center The Notre Dame Chorale, directed by Alexander Blachly, performs a program of choral masterpieces by Weelkes, Monteverdi, Mendelssohn, and Stravinsky. Family friendly for ages 7 and up. Sunday, April 2 Solera Quartet 2 p.m. Leighton Concert Hall DeBartolo Performing Arts Center The members of the University of Notre Dame’s quartet-in-residence have been featured in such world-renowned venues as Carnegie Hall, Royal Festival Hall (London), and Lincoln Center. Their spring program will be centered around Beethoven’s monumental String Quartet in A Minor, Op. 132. Wednesday, April 5 Guest Artist Ryan MacEvoy McCullough, piano 7 p.m. Leighton Concert Hall DeBartolo Performing Arts Center Pianist Ryan MacEvoy McCullough has developed a diverse career as recitalist, concerto soloist, chamber musician, and new music advocate. He will present an eclectic program of classical and contemporary repertoire, including two works by Notre Dame faculty composer John Liberatore. Friday, April 21 Percussion Ensemble 7 p.m. Philbin Studio Theatre DeBartolo Performing Arts Center The Notre Dame Percussion Ensemble presents its spring concert. Repertoire will include traditional marching band pieces, transcriptions of band works, and arrangements for a wide array of percussion instruments. Friday, April 21 Notre Dame Symphony Orchestra 8 p.m. Leighton Concert Hall DeBartolo Performing Arts Center The NDSO will be joined by the Notre Dame Glee Club in a program they will take on tour to Germany and Poland in May and June 2017. The program will include works by Mussorgsky, Cherubini, Weber, Wagner, Duruflé, and Bernstein. This is a free, but ticketed, event. Sunday, April 23 Notre Dame Symphonic Winds/Band 3 p.m. Leighton Concert Hall DeBartolo Performing Arts Center The Symphonic Band and Symphonic Winds present their spring concert. With more than 150 students from across the University, both ensembles will perform traditional band works, new pieces, transcriptions, marches, and several Notre Dame favorites. Thursday through Sunday, April 27–30 Opera Notre Dame presents Mozart’s Die Zauberflöte 7:30 p.m. (Thursday–Saturday) and 2:30 p.m. (Sunday) Decio Theater DeBartolo Performing Arts Center Mozart’s colorful fantasy opera will be produced in a new staging that sets Sarastro’s magic kingdom in a land of sunlight and surf, where a computer-obsessed Tamino learns to connect in a human way. Presented in German with projected English supertitles. Sunday, April 30 Notre Dame University Band 3 p.m. Leighton Concert Hall DeBartolo Performing Arts Center The University Band is comprised of undergraduate and graduate students, faculty, staff, alumni, and community members. Repertoire will include classic wind band pieces, new works, orchestral transcriptions, movie/Broadway selections, and some Notre Dame favorites. Tuesday, May 2 Notre Dame Jazz Band 7 p.m. Leighton Concert Hall DeBartolo Performing Arts Center The Jazz Band program is made up of two traditional “big band” ensembles and the ND New Orleans Brass Band. Concert repertoire ranges from traditional jazz favorites to new vocal works and pop arrangements. Wednesday, May 3 Notre Dame Collegium Musicum 7 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. Reyes Organ and Choral Hall DeBartolo Performing Arts Center The intimate early music vocal ensemble presents its annual spring concert, a program of sacred polyphony from the 16th to 18th centuries. Sunday, May 7 Fleur de Lys 5 p.m. Reyes Organ and Choral Hall DeBartolo Performing Arts Center The chamber ensemble, performing on period instruments, presents another delightful mix of baroque works; program details to be announced. University of Notre Dame Department of Music Spring 2017 Season For ticket information, contact the DeBartolo Performing Arts Center Box Office: 574-631-2800 performingarts.nd.edu
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