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Vivaldi is remembered today chi,e fly fo,r his i.nstrumental works., ·b,u t he was a
prolifi,c ,c ,o mposer in all genres. a brilliant violinist, and the p,rofessor of vio,l in
and ma.estro dei co,ncerti. (fro:m 1.716) at the Ospitale della Pi,e ta in V•e nic,e (a ·conservatory
fo,r foundling girls),.. It was in the latter capacity that he composed his numero·u s co,n certi
gros.s i, concerti ripieni, an,d solo, concerto,s. (,o v,e r 40 0)·, for h,e had to, provide his students
c,o ntinuously with fresh. material.. The C•o n.certo in E. Minor, found in manuscript in
Turin,, demonstrates a. half-way point b,etween t.he c,o ncerto grosso with its-two o,p posing
g .r oup,s and t .h.e opera_,o vertur,e or sinfonia,, for it has, neither solo parts n.o r introduces
an opera. Thus it falls in a. category designated by Vivaldi as a. con,c erto ripieno•, in
which the fo,u r string sections are ,e ,q ually bal.ance•d and poly·p ho:n ically used. The first
an,d last movements, of this parti cular wor·k. a.re very contrapunt.a l, while th.e se,c ,o n.d mo,v e ment is lyric an.d..homophonic. A. proof of the individuality and. pro,v ,o cativ,e character
o,J Vivaldi 1·s works lies in the fact th.at ,J . S. Bach later u,s ed many of them as raw material
for his ,o·w n compositions . Vi va1di himself o,f ten us·e d his own them.e s mo,re than once and
anoth.e :r concerto of .h is •o pens with a theme very similar to the first theme ,o f the first
movement in this wo.r k. His themes are often characterize·d by repeated notes while· .hi.s
gen,e ral style is ide:n tifiable by its rh.y thmi.c drive a.n d. vitality.
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w ·ag.n ,e r composed the Siegfried Idyll in 1870 as a b,i rthday p:res.ent to his wife Cosima
and it was perf',o r:m ed. as a ,s erenade by a sm.a ll or,c hestr.a on the stairway ,o,f their home.
One of the few pi,e c,e s of 11 absolute" music Wagner-- wrote, it is 'b ased on two the.m es he had
written ,e arlier in 1864 and had intended for a string quartet . The pie,c e is scored fo,r
strings,. flut.e, oboe~ 'b,a soon, trumpet,, 2 clarinets, and 2 ho,rns,, and is delicately an.d
intricately orche strated. Although. written i.11 one movem.e nt it has several .s ,e ctions
·p resenting a vart-ety of moo,ds an.d textures.
One of the most prolific composers flourisl1ing ,d uring the first half of the eighteenth
ce11tury, Georg Philipp Telemann (1681-1767), composed over 170 concertos, besides
numerous other works ranging fr,o m. ope ras to fantasias for solo violin. His fame as a
com.p ose.r and particularly .a ,s a ,c ontrapuntalist spread throughout E·urope, and twi,c e· he was
given precedence over Bach in b,eing off,e r,e d positio,n s. (It was o.n ly after he and a second
choice ha.d refused the coveted post of twon music dir,e ctor and cantor of the Thomassch.ule
a.t L •e·ipzig th.a t Bach was offered this position . ) Telema.n.n . serv,e ,d a.t Ha.m.b,u.rg fr,o m 1721
until his ,d eath as town music di.rector, composing and directing operas) passionsJ cantatas., an,d. v.a rious ch.a mber ensembles. His w·orks reflect many diverse influences inclu.ding the orn.a te Italia.n opera 1 the French suite 1, tl1e polyphonic ,c oncert,o gro:s so, and
the simpler, folk-like d.iv·e rtiment!:&gt;. This c·o ncerto d:e rives its form from the B.a roque
S·o nata da. cch i.esa o,r church sonata with four· mo·v ements of .a .lternating tempi , th,e first
and third being ,s low, th.e fo,rmer in duple and th,e latter in. triple m ,e ter. It also ,c ontains
elements of the concerto gro,ss,o , in wh.ich two groups of different siz•e are contrasted;: here
the oboe takes the place of the smaller g·roup (con.c ertino,),, wh.i.ch is pitted against th·e
main b,ody of strings (the ripieno),.
Haydn co,m pose,ci the Symp,h ony No. 99 in 1793-94 ,d u.r in.g the inte.r im between his two
t .r ips to Lon,d o.n . This wa.s the ,s eventh of the so-call ed. "London Symph.o,n ies 0 --Nos . 93-104- •-·
written fo,r th.e imp,ressario Salomon, who had .a rrang,e d Haydn's visit to London an.d conducted his con.c ert series there. It is the first symph.o.n y in which H.a ydn used the clarinet
altho·u gh 'h e ha,d used it pr,e viou.s ly in oth,e r works. Th·e first movement o,p,e ns with a slow
·introducti.,o n followed by an allegro in so,n .a ta :form... The ,s ec.on,d theme upon whic.h the
development se ,c tion is based proves to b,e ,o f great,e r significance tha.n the ftrst theme,. and.
th.e recapitulatto:n continu,e s to dev,e lop and expand this subj•e ct m .a tter. Th•e second. movement is cast in a de,e per, .m :o.r e meditative mo,o dt co,n trastin.g sharply with th,e gayj, folklike quality of the minuet . The contrapuntal ,c har.a cter of the last movement,, calling fo·r
fugue -like ii.mitati,o n at breathless spe·ed. forms a fittin.g and joyful climax to the work.
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STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT BINGHAMTON
Harpur Co,I le ge·

***Th•e Ha.r pur Colleg·e Orchestra***

Fritz. Wa.llenberg, Condu,c tor

F ril day,. Ma.y 21

8:15 P . M.

Harpur Theater

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The Harpur Coll,e ge ,o rchestra

____P'ROGRAM
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Violin I
F ,e nimore, P 'a ula - Concerlma.s t,e r
Is.ham., Patricia
Prytula, Christine

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C ,o n ,c e rto in e •- min ,o r for strin.g ,s . . . . . . . . Ant onto Vival ,d i
(1678 - 17',41)

. ·R obb,ins, N:ancy

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Bas,s.
Duroche., Leo,

Flutes
Jack.s on, :M argaret

Wallenb,,e rg,, Marianne
Walls, Anita

Cohn, Debbi.e
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Allegr ,o, moderato

Andante
Allegro

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Richard Wa ,g ner
(18,13 ... 188 .3 )
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Conc ,e rto for ·O boe and strings in •e -minor ...
,G eorge Philipp Telemann
(16, 81 ... 1767)
Andante

Violin. II
Blauser, Henry
Duda,, G.r ances
Gaylord, Anne
Gothe lf, 1S arah
Grup:s m.ith, ,Q,e,o rg,e
Loewenstein., Fr'itz
Pow·a.zek., Irene
Viola
Colto•n , .R usse 11
C•o lt,o n, Mart'h.a
Sajor·, Laurie·
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Cello,
Battin, William
Grub,er, Kathy
Livings.tone .,, Christin':!
Zimmerm.a n. Susan

Allegr ,o m •o lt ,o,
Largo

Mohn, Abigail
S,t olarc.y k, Ri cha.rd
Clarinet
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A-._b rah_ams,
Duncan,. Candy
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B assoon

Walk.e r, Stephen
Eddy, Scott
Fren.c h Hor.n
Evansohn, Jo,h n

McC,o o,1, Martha

Trumpet
Mayer, .J ack
Backlund, Fr,e d
Timp.a ni .
lac.o v,a z z.i, F rar1k

Alle ,g ro
Continuio
Ro•b bins,, Do,n ald

Ha:r psicho•r d: Courtes,y of Do,n ald Robbins

Solo•is.t: .L aila Storch
INTERMISS,I ON

Sym ·p hony No .

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(173 .2 - 18 09)
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Me,nuetto Allegrett ,o

Vivace

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HARPUR COLLEGE

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Suite for Piano - Lou Harrison (1917)
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State University of New York&#13;
Harpur College&#13;
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&#13;
Student Recital&#13;
Music Rehearsal Room&#13;
October 15, 1964&#13;
4:30 P.M.&#13;
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___________________________________________________&#13;
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THE HARPUR CHAMBER ENSEMBLE &#13;
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Five German Dance Movements in four Parts&#13;
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Hymn and Fuguing Tune No. 2 for String Orchestra (Henry Cowell)&#13;
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__________________________________________________&#13;
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Violins&#13;
Patricia Isham&#13;
Paula Fenimore&#13;
Anita Walls&#13;
Anne Gaylord&#13;
Frances Duda&#13;
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&#13;
About the Harpur Trio:&#13;
As members of the Harpur College Music Department, each&#13;
artist brings to the trio a unique training and background.&#13;
&#13;
Patricia Isham, who holds degrees from Pomona College and&#13;
Columbia University, studied with William Kroll and Alexander&#13;
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&#13;
Myron Fink, well known as both composer and pianist, studied&#13;
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&#13;
Equally proficient as performer and musicologist, Dr. Harry&#13;
Lincoln holds degrees from Macalester College and Northwestern&#13;
University.&#13;
&#13;
_________________________________&#13;
&#13;
Announcements:&#13;
&#13;
Friday, Nov. 20&#13;
Krainis Baroque Trio&#13;
&#13;
Sunday, Nov. 29&#13;
Quarneri String Quartet&#13;
&#13;
Sunday, Dec. 6&#13;
Quarneri String Quartet&#13;
&#13;
Monday, Dec . 14&#13;
Christmas Program&#13;
(College Choir and Men's Glee Club)&#13;
&#13;
__________________________________________&#13;
&#13;
A reception for the Harpur Trio will be held immediately&#13;
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the Theater. Everyone is cordially invited.&#13;
&#13;
THE HARPUR TRIO&#13;
Patricia Isham, Violin&#13;
Harry Lincoln, Flute&#13;
Myron Fink, Piano&#13;
&#13;
November 7, 1964&#13;
8:15 P. M.&#13;
Harpur Theater&#13;
&#13;
�&#13;
PROGRAM&#13;
&#13;
Trio Sonata in C minor -------------------------J.J. Quantz &#13;
                                                                                            (1697-1773)&#13;
Andante moderato&#13;
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Larghetto&#13;
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&#13;
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                                                                                                                           (1770-1827)&#13;
Adagio sostenuto - Presto&#13;
Andante con Variazioni&#13;
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&#13;
****Intermission****&#13;
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                                                                                                 (b. 1890)&#13;
Animé&#13;
Tendre&#13;
&#13;
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                                                                                                                     (1714-1788)&#13;
Allegro&#13;
Adagio, ma non troppo&#13;
Allegretto&#13;
&#13;
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PROGRAM NOTES&#13;
The two trios by J. J. Quantz and C. P. E. Bach represent different &#13;
characteristic aspects of pre-classic music. Both men were employed&#13;
by Frederick the Great at Potsdam and Berlin, Quantz from&#13;
1728-177 3, and Bach from 1738-1767. They were composing during a&#13;
time of transition, when the "learned" and polyphonic style of the Baroque&#13;
was giving way to the new formal and expressive devices, ushering in the&#13;
Classical period. The trio sonata is a characteristic Baroque form in&#13;
which two treble instruments, either alike or of differing timbres, are&#13;
supported by a continuo, consisting of harpsichord and cello. The two&#13;
works on tonight's program may be played on two violins, two flutes or two&#13;
oboes, or any combination of these instruments. In Charles Burney's&#13;
account of his visit to Potsdam, he describes Quantz's music as "simple&#13;
and natural" but of a style that was in vogue forty years earlier. Bach,&#13;
according to Burney's description, is "rich in invention, taste, and learning,"&#13;
but richest in "expression." Quantz's Trio-Sonata represents the Baroque&#13;
tradition of the "church sonata" with its four movements alternating between&#13;
slow and fast tempi and its highly imitative interplay between the two solo&#13;
voices. Bach's three-movement trio lays a greater stress on "Empfindsamkeit"--&#13;
in which expression and sensitivity play the primary role.&#13;
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The "Kreutzer" Sonata of Beethoven was first performed in 1803 by&#13;
the English violinist George Bridgetower with Beethoven at the piano. The&#13;
first two movements had evidently been sketched earlier in the year. At&#13;
the first performance the violinist was obliged to play from Beethoven's&#13;
own manuscript while the piano part was non-existent except for an occasional&#13;
jotting. The third movement had been composed the previous year for an&#13;
earlier sonata, Op. 31, No. 1, but had been laid aside as being too imposing&#13;
a movement for that work. When the sonata was published in 1805, Beethoven&#13;
dedicated it to Rudolph Kreutzer, with the remark that since the "sonata&#13;
was written for a thoroughly capable violinist, the dedication to him (Kreutzer)&#13;
is all the more appropriate." The sonata begins with an adagio introduction&#13;
stated by the unaccompanied violin---a unique device among Beethoven's&#13;
violin sonatas. The first movement in sonata-form is punctuated with&#13;
cadences extended by cadenza-like elaborations. In the second movement&#13;
both instruments play an equal role in spinning out the variations. Although&#13;
the first movement with the exception of the introduction is in A minor, the&#13;
third movement returns to the key of A major, as in the introduction, and&#13;
the work closes in brilliance and gaiety.&#13;
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Early twentieth-century French composers have contributed greatly&#13;
to the flute repertoire. Ibert's Jeux, in spite of the subtitle Sonatina, is&#13;
rhapsodic in character . The first movement is characterized by a lively,&#13;
disjunct theme in 5/8 meter. The opening lyrical material of the second&#13;
movement is built to a climax by means of a canon between the two instruments.</text>
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