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STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW
AT
YORK
BINGHAMTON
Harpur College
Department of Music
Alfred Clinton Morris,
conductor
DON A. WATTERS THEATER
APRIL 18, 1975 at 8:15 PM
�THE HARPUR SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
ALFRED CLINTON MORRIS, Conductor
Beverly Penn, guest soloist
ORCHESTRA PERSONNEL
FIRST VIOLINS
BASSES
TRUMPETS
Mary Reynolds
Mary Barton
Gregory Fulkerson
Andrea Andros
Elmar Oliveira
George Myers
Bruce Berg
Paul Goodman
Robert Provell
Lydia Werbizky
Oscar Maxwell
Richard Thomas
Michael Sanders
Debra Neu
Dominique Hyatt
Steve Winans
Alfred Szymaniak
SECOND VIOLINS
PICCOLO
Nancy Julius
Jean Puleo
Rosa Campa
Norman Reid
Susan Mi tchell
Janet Brady
Alexandra Werbizky
Paul Childs
Cordula Rosow
Merrell Weiss
ORGAN
TROMBONES
FLUTES
Sharon Kosakoff
Jane Gottlieb
Merrell Weiss
Richard Gower
Daniel Addison
James Magacs
CONCERTO GROSSO IN F MAJOR
opus 6, no. 2
ARCANGELO CORELLI
(1653-1713)
Allegro, adagio, allegro,
largo andante
Allegro
Grave, andante largo, allegro
HARP
Mary Reynolds, violin
Jean Puleo, violin
Craig Weaver, cello
Deborah Lemon
OBOES
TYMPANI
Eliot Friedman
Geoffrey Barron
Janet Ziebur
Kent Oldfield
PERCUSSION
VIOLAS
ENGLISH HORN
Judy Geist
Geoffrey Brooks
Larry Bradford
Barbara Gorin
John Dexter
Carol Isaacson
Sandra Robbins
Jeanne Woodruff
Geoffrey Barron
Keith Martens
Roy Weinberger
Cindy Baldwin
CLARINETS
PERSONNEL MANAGER
Paul Ketchoyian
Anne Stern
Geoffrey Barron
ORCHESTRA OFFICERS
BASSOONS
CELLOS
Craig Weaver
David Heiss
Tom Shaw
Holly Wilson
Steven Stalker
Seth Jacobs
Dan McIntosh
Myra Greenstein
Howard Cohen
Tracy Slack
soloists:
Louis Papastrat
Lois Chantry
HORNS
Martin Burki
Kenneth Weissman
Rebecca Miller
Kenneth Steiger
Geoffrey Brooks,
president
Paul Ketchoyian,
vice-president
Carol Isaacson,
secretarytreasurer
KNOXVILLE: SUMMER OF 1915
opus 24, for soprano and
orchestra
SAMUEL BARBER
(1910-)
Beverly Penn, soprano
INTERMISSION
INTERMEZZO SINFONICO
from the opera Cavalleria
Rusticana
SLAVONIC DANCES, opus 46
PIETRO MASCAGNI
(1863-1945)
ANTONIN DVORAK
(1841-1904)
No. 1 Presto
No. 2 Allegretto scherzando
No. 3 Poco allegro
No. 6 Allegretto scherzando
.No. 7 Allegro assai
No. 8 Presto
�loved deeply the folk
Dvorak, intensel y nationa listic a s h e was,
influenc ed his own
it
and
music of his native Bohemia (Czechoslovakia),
music profoun dly.
The Slavonic Dances are represen t a tive, they are charact eristic,
they are nationa lly express ive. They reflect t he temperam ent of the
He knew his
Czech people as perhaps only Dvorak has s ucc eeded in doing.
folk music, but, more i mportan t, he knew his peop le, possib ly from his
Iong yea rs of experien ce as a menial lab orer, a b utcher-b oy, and as a
singer, violini st, trumpete r, violist and organts t in coffee houses, inns,
houses of worsh ip and opera houses.
Paradox ically, the Dances contain little or no melodic elements
of Bohemian folk song or folk dance. Dvorak did not use his nat i ve folk
music; he created a fol k music. The melodie s embodied in these dances are
munerou s and bewitch ing. They are, with the exceptio n of a few measures
than the Bohemian s.
here and there, origina l with Dvorak, and more Bohemian
True, he did employ charact eristic idioms, and such enga ging and familiar
rhy thms as the furiant (a rapid f iery dance in 3/4 time) and t he polka,
and such marks and manneris ms of Boh emian folk song as would indubita bly
identify this music. But it is music made of the essenti al spirit of the
Slavic races, rather than merely an interp retation of the outward manifestatio ns of that s pirit.
The Slavonic Dances are whimsic al, nostal gic, plaintiv e, melancholy, joyous, light- or heavy-fo o ted by turns. They are profound in the
the ch aracter and temnerament of the
bes t sens e, in t hat they explore
and they a re
ully unpreten tious,
beautif
compose r's people. They are
elabora te,
or
studied
however
music,
univers a lly appealin g . Can any
accompl ish a more des irab le end?
Notes by Charles O'Conne ll
�
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STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT BINGHAMTON
Harpur College
Department of Music
LENOX QUARTET
Sunday, April 13, 1974
8:15 PM
Don A. Watters Theater
�Peter Marsh, violin
Delmar Pettys, violin
Toby Appel, viola
Donald McCall, cello
QUARTET IN G MAJOR
opus 18, No. 2
LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN
Allegro
Adagio cantabile
Scherzo (Allegro)
Allegro molto quasi presto
SINCRONIE FOR STRING QUARTET
( 1967)
LUCIANO BERIO
INTER MISSI ON
QUARTET IN A MAJOR
opus 2
Allegro
Allegro
Tema con variazion i
Tema. - Andantino
Var 1 - Poco Tranquillo
Var 2 - Poco Agitato
Var 3 - Andante
Var 4 - Vivace scherzand o
Finale. Allegro
REINHOLD GLIÈRE
�
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STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT BINGHAMTON
HARPUR COLLEGE
THE DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
THE WORKS O FJ. S. BACH
Thursday,
8:15
April
10, 1975
pm
Casadesus Re cita l Ha ll
�WORKS OF JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH (1685-1750)
Program
Trio-Sonata in B-flat Major
Adagio
(transcription)
Allegro ma non tanto
-
Adagio e piano
-
Allegro moderate
Paul Jordan, Alto Recorder
Delmar Pettys, Violin
Steven Stalker, Violoncello
Joseph Kotylo, Harpsichord
Aria, "Gelobet sei der Herr," from Cantata No. 129
Alice Weintraub, Soprano
Paul Jordan, Tenor Recorder
Delmar Pettys, Violin
Steven Stalker, Violoncello
Joseph Kotylo, Harpsichord
Sonata No. 2 in A Major for Violin and Obligato Keyboard
Andante
-
Allegro assai
-
Andante un poco
-
Presto
Delmar Pettys, Violin
Paul Jordan, Organ
Intermission
Sinfonia ("Sonata") from Cantata No. 182
("Himmelskönig, sei willkommen")
Paul Jordan, Alto Recorder
Delmar Pettys, Violin
the Ysaye Quartet
Elmar Oliveira, Violin
Paul Childs, Violin
Sandra Robbins, Viola
Steven Stalker, Violoncello
Joseph Kotylo, Harpsichord
Aria, "Sanfte soll mein Todeskummer,"
from the Easter Oratorio
Kevin McDermott, Tenor
Larry Zukof and Paul Jordan, Alto Recorders
Elmar Oliveira and
Paul Childs, Violins
Joseph Kotylo, Harpsichord
�Sinfonia from Cantata No. 142
("Uns ist ein Kind geboren")
Kevin McDermott and Paul Jordan, Alto Recorders
Geoffrey Barron and Janet Ziebur, Oboes
the Ysaye Quartet
Joseph Kotylo, Harpsichord
"Brandenburg" Concerto No. 4 in G Major
Presto
Andante
Allegro
Delmar Pettys, Violin
William Sherfey and Paul Jordan, Alto Recorders
the Ysaye Quartet
Joseph Kotylo, Harpsichord
�
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STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT BINGHAMTON
HARPUR COLLEGE
THE DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
HARPUR CHORALE
DAVID L. BUTTOLPH,
director
April 6, 1975
8: 15 PM
Don A. Watters Theater
�3
2
PROGRAM
to be selected from the following
NOTES
I
GIVE THANKS UNTO THE LORD
ROBERT STARER
1924-
CHARLES IVES
SERENITY
Diane Poe, soprano
John Tuttle, piano
KYRIE, GLORIA and CREDO
from Mass for Double Choir
1874-1954
CHARLES IVES
Words by John G. Whittier, American Quaker
poet, editor and journalist. A setting of
the 3rd and 4th verses of a text normally
associated with the hymn by Frederick Maker,
'Dear Lord and Father of Mankind'.
FRANK MARTIN
1890-
II
LAMENTO D'ARIANE
SERENITY
CLAUDIO MONTEVERDI
LAMENTO D'ARIANE
MONTEVERDI
Leave me to die; whom do you want to
comfort me in this cruel fate,
in this great trial.
1567-1643
AH, DEAR HEART
ORLANDO GIBBONS
REGGEL
GYORGY LIGETI
1583-1625
THE LOW BACKED CAR
Quoted at the end of the Eumaeus
Chapter of "Ulysses" by James Joyce
SAMUEL LOVER
IN PRIDE OF MAY
THOMAS WEELKES
1575-1623
I WILL GIVE YOU THE KEYS OF HEAVEN
CHESHIRE COUNTY SONG
Joan Jurich, mezzo soprano
Kevin McDermott, tenor
It is dawn, the churchbells are striking,
The mist has whitewashed everything,
Crocuses rustle, cocks crow
It's morning! A beautiful morning.
�4
5
III
GYÖRGY LIGETI
REGGEL
1923-
THE HARPUR CHORALE
David Buttolph, Director
1882-1967
Amy Beech
Cindy Carter
Judi Kahan
Diane Poe
Ruth Roper
Chris Scott
Margaret Donelian
Lauren Fleischer
Laurie Goodheim
Karen Haight
Nancy Roper
Sarah Whitmore
ZOLTÁN KODÁLY
MOUNTAIN NIGHTS
SOPRANOS
arr. LAJOS BÁRDOS
UNGARESCHA
1899IV
ALTOS
Karen Clute
Sandy Gerber
Vicky Gordon
Leslie Green
Marge Millan
Nancy Perkins
Joy Smucker
Karen Adler
Molly Cargile
Cheryl Choy
Susan Glass
Joan Jurich
Jeanette Murphy
Linda Shaw
(with apologies to G.F. Handel)
Dennis Burge, piano
Richard Berent, conductor
TENORS
1756-1791
Karen Haight, Sue Glass
Lamberta
David Rosenman, Michael
solo quartet
with
Russell Senti
BASSES
Richard Berent
Richard Briggs
Doug Charles
Ken Martin
Barry Shpizner
John Tuttle
Richard Bartmon
Dennis Burge
Michael Lamberta
Geoffrey Magee
Russell Senti
Richard Wiebe
Russell Senti
Sandy Gerber
David Roseman
Susan Glass
Howard Weinberg
OFFICERS
President
Home Area Manager
Tour Manager
Secretary
Treasurer
W. A. MOZART
TRINK KANON
Ian Kirschner
Robert Sarachan
Arthur Sherry
Howard Weinberg
Roger Cruttenden
Kevin McDermott
Rich Ossias
David Rosenman
RELY-HUTCHINSON
OLD MOTHER HUBBARD
GREGORY NISSEN
JABBERWOCKY
Margaret Donelian, soprano
Dennis Burge,
piano
V
Jeanette Murphy
Richard Ossias
Molly Cargile
Michael Lamberta
Librarian
Publicity
Women's Wardrobe
Men's Wardrobe
I HEAR A VOICE A PRAYIN'
BYE AN' BYE
HOUSTON BRIGHT
arr. DAVID BUTTOLPH
Leslie Green, contralto
EZEKIEL SAW DE WHEEL
Arthur Sherry, tenor
WILLIAM L. DAWSON
�Next choral event .....
UNIVERSITY CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA
David Buttolph, conductor
program. .....
Vaugh Williams
Stravinsky
Holst
Toward the Unknown Region
Symphony of Psalms
Hymn of Jes us
(with the Harpur Chorale)
Monday, May 5, 19 75, 8: 15 PM
Don A. Watters Theater
General Admission, $1
Students free with ID
�
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Works of Starer, Ives, Martin, Monteverdi, Lover, Buttolph. Held at 8:15 pm, April 6, 1975, Watters Theater.
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STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT BINGHAMTON
Harpur College
Department of Music
Thursday, April 3, 1975
8:15 PM
Don A. Watters Theater
�Jerry Kirkbrid e, clarine t
Karl Kraber, flute
Jane Taylor, bassoon
Charles Kuchkin, oboe
Barry Benjamin, horn
QUINTET IN E MINOR
opus 88, no. 1
ANTON REICHA
Introdu ction Andante; Allegro
Andante
Menuetto Allegro vivo
Finale (Allegro )
SONATA FOR FLUTE, OBOE
AND BASSOON
ZOO
Tom Cats
The Horse
The Gray Mouse
Barn Dance
FIVE TRIOS AND A PHANTASY
FOR WIND QUINTET
THREE ORGAN WORKS
Transcri bed by Rechtman
Preludiu m
Fughetta
Fugue in G Minor
ANTONIO VIVALDI
Allegro
Largo
Allegro
OPUS NUMBER
INTE RMIS SION
LUCIANO BERIO
EZRA LADERMAN
J. S. BACH
�
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Works of Reicha, Vivaldi, Berio, Laderman and Bach. Held at 8:15 pm, April 3, 1975, Watters Theater.
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STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT BINGHAMTON
Harpur College
Department of Music
March 15, 1975
8:15 PM
Casadesus Recital Hall
�PROGRAM
SEQUENZA V
for solo trombone
SONATA DA CHIESA
for flute and organ
FRANK MARTIN
Harry Lincoln, flute
Paul Jordan, organ
SONATA NO. 2 (1955)
LUCIANO BERIO
Donald Robertson, trombone
BLACK ANGELS (1970)
Thirteen images from the dark land
GEORGE CRUMB
I. DEPARTURE
EZRA LADERMAN
1. (Tutti) Threnody I: Night of the
Electric Insects
2. (Trio) Sounds of Bones and Flutes
3. (Duo)
Lost Bells
4. (Solo: Cadenza accompagnata) Devil-music
5. (Duo) Dance Macabre
Adagietto - Molto Allegro
Adagietto - Romanza
Scherzo furioso •
Adagio espressivo - Allegro assai
Walter Ponce, piano
II. ABSENCE
INTERMIS SION
FÜNF CANONS
ANTON WEBERN
1. Christus factus est
2. Dormi, Jesu
3. Crux fide lis
4. Asperges me
5. Crucem tuam
Mary Ann Ferraiolo, soprano
Wendy Osteyee, clarinet
Albert Hamme, bass clarinet
6. (Trio) Pavana Lachrymae
(Solo obbligato: Insect Songs)
?. (Tutti) Threnody II: BLACK ANGELS!
8. (Trio) Sarabanda de la Muerte Oscura
(Solo obbligato: Insect Sounds)
9. (Duo) Lost Bells ( Echo)
(Duo alternativo: Sounds of Bones and Flutes)
III. RETURN
10.
11.
12.
13.
(Solo: Aria accorrrpagnata) God-music
(Duo) Ancient Voices
(Trio) Ancient Voices (Echo)
(Tutti) Threnody III:
Night of the Electric Insects
THE AMICI STRING QUARTET
Bruce Berg, violin
John Dexter, viola
Cordula Rosow, violin
Dan McIntosh, cello
�We welcome as our guests for this evening's
concert the members of the New York State Chapter
of the American Musicological Society.
The Amici String Quartet is teaching in residence at
Hamilton and Colgate Colleges.
Albert Hamme conducts the Wind Ensemb le and the Jazz
Ensemble.
Mary Ann Ferraiolo recently completed her BA in this
department, and is now studying for the MM degree
in voice.
Paul Jordan teaches organ, harpsichord and recorder
and conducts the Collegium Musicum.
Ezra Laderman is Composer-in-Residence ..
Harry B. Lincoln is Chairman of the Department of Music.
Wendy Osteyee completed her BA in the department and
is studying for the MA degree in music theory.
Walter Ponce teaches piano and is well known as a
concert artist.
Donald Robertson is a candidate for the Master of
Music degree in trombone.
�
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STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK
AT BINGHAMTON
THE DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
OPERA WORKSHOP
ROBERTA SCHLOSSER, Director
presents
An Evening of Comedy
SCENES FROM LA BOHÈME
MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR
TALES OF HOFFMANN
COSÌFAN
TUTTE
James Osborne, Musical Director
Jon Carbery, Dramatic Director
FEBRUARY 24, 25, 1975
CASADESUS RECITAL HALL
8:15 P.M.
�PROGRAM
CHARACTERS
La Bohème
LA BOHÈME
Giacomo Puccini
Act I. Scene 1.
The action takes place in a cheerless attic studio.
Time-about 1830 in Paris.
Act II. 'Musetta's Waltz'
Outside the Café Momus in the Latin Quarter on Christmas
Eve.
Otto Nicolai
THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR
Act I. Scenes 1 and 2.
A courtyard on a summer afternoon in the Town of Windsor.
Rodolfo, a poet -------------- ------------------········----··------ Anthony Brienza, tenor
Marcello, a painter ------------------- --- ---------- Michael David Quinn, baritone
Schaunard, a musician ---------------------------------- Thomas Fordham, baritone
Colline, a philosopher -------------------------------------------------- Gary Levine, bass
Benoit, a landlord ------------------------------------------------ Arthur Sherry, baritone
Musetta, a grisette ------------------------------------------------ Ursula Raeth, soprano
Mimi, a seamstress ------------------------------------------ Victoria Deuany, soprano
Aleindoro, a man about town ___ _____ ______ ___ _______ __ James Osborne, baritone
The Merry Wives of Windsor
Mrs. Ford, a well-preserved, very merry
woman of thirty-five ----------- --------------------------- Shirley Brown, soprano
( Mon. performance)
Karen Haight, soprano
( Tues. performance)
Mrs. Page, lively, but less so
than her friend -------------- ------------------------------ Rachel Gardner, soprano
The Tales of Hoffmann
Frantz, an aging, nearly-deaf servant
to Crespel, a musician -------------------------------- Preston Stockman, tenor
Così Fan Tutte
- INTERMISSION -
THE TALES OF HOFFMANN
Jacques Offenbach
Act. IV. Frantz's Aria.
Crespel's house in Munich.
Fiordiligi ----------------- ----- -------------------------------- ------ Victoria Devany, soprano
Dorabella ---------- ----------- ---------- -------------------- -- ----- Alice Weintraub, soprano
Ladies from Ferrara and Sisters,
living in Naples
Guglielmo, officer, betrothed
to Fiordiligi ---------------- ------------ ---- -------- Michael David Quinn, baritone
Ferrando, officer, betrothed
to Dorabella --------- ------------------ ------------ ---- --------- Anthony Brienza, tenor
Despina, chambermaid to the ladies ______ Mary Ann Ferraiolo, soprano
Don Alfonso, an old philosopher ______________ Thomas Fordham, baritone
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
COSÌ FAN TUTTE
Act II. Duet.
A room in the sister's home.
Act I. Finale.
The action takes place in Naples.
Time-late eighteenth century.
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Musical Preparation ---- -------------- -------- Roberta Schlosser, James Osborne
Accompanist and Coach
( 'Bohème' and 'Hoffmann' scenes) __________________________ Barbara Benvin
Accompanist and Coach
( 'Così' and 'Merry Wives' scenes) ___ ____________ __ _ Chai-kyov Mallinson
Staging Concept ( 'Casi' scenes) ---------------------- ---------------- James Osborne
Technical Supervisor ( Lighting, Costumes,
Properties, Make-up) -------------- ------------------------------------------ Roy Abbott
Stage Manager ------------------------------------------------------------------ Vincent Pantuso
�PROGRAM NOTES
La Bohème
Act I
In their cold, shabby attic--Rodolfo, the poet and Marsella, the
painter--hungry and freezing, are trying in vain to concentrate on
their work. Colline, the philosopher enters complaining that because
the pawnshops are closed on Christmas Eve he has been unable to
sell his books. Schaunard, the musician, had better luck. He comes
bringing fuel and provisions. During the preparation of their meal,
the landlord enters unexpectedly and demands payment of his long
overdue rent. The Bohemians offer him wine and turn him out amidst
joking and laughter.
On to Café Momus.
Act II
At the Café Momus, Rodolfo has just introduced Mimi to his
friends when Musetto appears escorted by old but rich Alcindoro.
Marcello, whom she loves--if only periodically--describes her fickle
character to Mimi. Musetta, angered by Marcello's simulated indifference, breaks into a description of her charms, hardly modest but
entirely accurate.
The Merry Wives of Windsor
The Nicolai treatment ( first performance-1849) of the Shakespearean subject preceded the Verdi version ( Fallstaff-1893) by nearly
a half century. Hermann von Mosenthal's tight and fast moving
libretto employed only the main sections of the comedy. In the opening scenes, therefore, we deal immediately with Falstaff's extraordinary love letters which both Mrs. Ford and Mrs. Page have just
received. The two women compare letters, and discovering them to
be alike plan revenge.
The Tales of Hoffmann
Crespel has just left his house in a rage because his nearly-deaf
old servant Frautz misunderstood everything he said. Frautz then
consoles himself with singing, although he knows his technique is
wrong-and with dancing, although he lands on his well-polished floor.
Così Fan Tutte
An early revision of 'Cosi' stated that the theme of this opera
was a satire on the highly praised fidelity of the female sex and an
innocent playing with the ·sanctity of love. The action which leads up
to the Finale of Act I concerns a wager between Don Alfonso, a
cynical old philosopher and his two young officer friends, to witthat no women can be trusted. To try to prove his point, Don Alfonso
concocts an elaborate scheme complete with deceit, disguises, poisonand miraculous recovery. The sisters, however, remain true to their
sweethearts whom they believe have been ordered to wars.
Early in Act II, after Despina derides their constancy, the sisters,
especially Dorabella, weaken and decide a flirtation will do no harm.
Dorabella will choose Guglielmo and Fiordiligi Ferrando.
-Roberta Schlosser
�
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STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK
AT BINGHAMTON
THE DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
OPERA WORKSHOP
ROBERTA SCHLOSSER, Director
presents
An Evening of Comedy
SCENES FROM LA BOHÈME
MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR
TALES OF HOFFMANN
COSÌFAN
TUTTE
James Osborne, Musical Director
Jon Carbery, Dramatic Director
FEBRUARY 24, 25, 1975
CASADESUS RECITAL HALL
8:15 P.M.
�PROGRAM
CHARACTERS
La Bohème
LA BOHÈME
Giacomo Puccini
Act I. Scene 1.
The action takes place in a cheerless attic studio.
Time-about 1830 in Paris.
Act II. 'Musetta's Waltz'
Outside the Café Momus in the Latin Quarter on Christmas
Eve.
Otto Nicolai
THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR
Act I. Scenes 1 and 2.
A courtyard on a summer afternoon in the Town of Windsor.
Rodolfo, a poet -------------- ------------------········----··------ Anthony Brienza, tenor
Marcello, a painter ------------------- --- ---------- Michael David Quinn, baritone
Schaunard, a musician ---------------------------------- Thomas Fordham, baritone
Colline, a philosopher -------------------------------------------------- Gary Levine, bass
Benoit, a landlord ------------------------------------------------ Arthur Sherry, baritone
Musetta, a grisette ------------------------------------------------ Ursula Raeth, soprano
Mimi, a seamstress ------------------------------------------ Victoria Deuany, soprano
Aleindoro, a man about town ___ _____ ______ ___ _______ __ James Osborne, baritone
The Merry Wives of Windsor
Mrs. Ford, a well-preserved, very merry
woman of thirty-five ----------- --------------------------- Shirley Brown, soprano
( Mon. performance)
Karen Haight, soprano
( Tues. performance)
Mrs. Page, lively, but less so
than her friend -------------- ------------------------------ Rachel Gardner, soprano
The Tales of Hoffmann
Frantz, an aging, nearly-deaf servant
to Crespel, a musician -------------------------------- Preston Stockman, tenor
Così Fan Tutte
- INTERMISSION -
THE TALES OF HOFFMANN
Jacques Offenbach
Act. IV. Frantz's Aria.
Crespel's house in Munich.
Fiordiligi ----------------- ----- -------------------------------- ------ Victoria Devany, soprano
Dorabella ---------- ----------- ---------- -------------------- -- ----- Alice Weintraub, soprano
Ladies from Ferrara and Sisters,
living in Naples
Guglielmo, officer, betrothed
to Fiordiligi ---------------- ------------ ---- -------- Michael David Quinn, baritone
Ferrando, officer, betrothed
to Dorabella --------- ------------------ ------------ ---- --------- Anthony Brienza, tenor
Despina, chambermaid to the ladies ______ Mary Ann Ferraiolo, soprano
Don Alfonso, an old philosopher ______________ Thomas Fordham, baritone
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
COSÌ FAN TUTTE
Act II. Duet.
A room in the sister's home.
Act I. Finale.
The action takes place in Naples.
Time-late eighteenth century.
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Musical Preparation ---- -------------- -------- Roberta Schlosser, James Osborne
Accompanist and Coach
( 'Bohème' and 'Hoffmann' scenes) __________________________ Barbara Benvin
Accompanist and Coach
( 'Così' and 'Merry Wives' scenes) ___ ____________ __ _ Chai-kyov Mallinson
Staging Concept ( 'Casi' scenes) ---------------------- ---------------- James Osborne
Technical Supervisor ( Lighting, Costumes,
Properties, Make-up) -------------- ------------------------------------------ Roy Abbott
Stage Manager ------------------------------------------------------------------ Vincent Pantuso
�PROGRAM NOTES
La Bohème
Act I
In their cold, shabby attic--Rodolfo, the poet and Marsella, the
painter--hungry and freezing, are trying in vain to concentrate on
their work. Colline, the philosopher enters complaining that because
the pawnshops are closed on Christmas Eve he has been unable to
sell his books. Schaunard, the musician, had better luck. He comes
bringing fuel and provisions. During the preparation of their meal,
the landlord enters unexpectedly and demands payment of his long
overdue rent. The Bohemians offer him wine and turn him out amidst
joking and laughter.
On to Café Momus.
Act II
At the Café Momus, Rodolfo has just introduced Mimi to his
friends when Musetto appears escorted by old but rich Alcindoro.
Marcello, whom she loves--if only periodically--describes her fickle
character to Mimi. Musetta, angered by Marcello's simulated indifference, breaks into a description of her charms, hardly modest but
entirely accurate.
The Merry Wives of Windsor
The Nicolai treatment ( first performance-1849) of the Shakespearean subject preceded the Verdi version ( Fallstaff-1893) by nearly
a half century. Hermann von Mosenthal's tight and fast moving
libretto employed only the main sections of the comedy. In the opening scenes, therefore, we deal immediately with Falstaff's extraordinary love letters which both Mrs. Ford and Mrs. Page have just
received. The two women compare letters, and discovering them to
be alike plan revenge.
The Tales of Hoffmann
Crespel has just left his house in a rage because his nearly-deaf
old servant Frautz misunderstood everything he said. Frautz then
consoles himself with singing, although he knows his technique is
wrong-and with dancing, although he lands on his well-polished floor.
Così Fan Tutte
An early revision of 'Cosi' stated that the theme of this opera
was a satire on the highly praised fidelity of the female sex and an
innocent playing with the ·sanctity of love. The action which leads up
to the Finale of Act I concerns a wager between Don Alfonso, a
cynical old philosopher and his two young officer friends, to witthat no women can be trusted. To try to prove his point, Don Alfonso
concocts an elaborate scheme complete with deceit, disguises, poisonand miraculous recovery. The sisters, however, remain true to their
sweethearts whom they believe have been ordered to wars.
Early in Act II, after Despina derides their constancy, the sisters,
especially Dorabella, weaken and decide a flirtation will do no harm.
Dorabella will choose Guglielmo and Fiordiligi Ferrando.
-Roberta Schlosser
�
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STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT BINGHAMTON
Harpur College
Department of Music
LENOX QUARTET
Chamber Music Series
February 22, 1975
8:15 PM
Don A. Watters Theater
�Peter Marsh, violin
Delmar Pettys, violin
QUARTET IN A MINOR
opus 29
Toby Appel, viola
Donald McCall, cello
FRANZ SCHUBERT
Allegro ma non troppo
Andante
Menuetto. Allegretto
Allegro Moderato
THE 1975 CHAMBER MUSIC SERIES
Feb 22 - Lenox Quartet
Mar 16 - Donald McCall, cello
Walter Ponce, piano
Apr 3 - Dorian Quintet
Apr 13 - Lenox Quartet
STRING QUARTET NO. 2
opus 10
ZOLTÁN KODÁLY
Allegro
Andante
INTERMISSION
QUARTET IN F MAJOR
opus 18, no. 1
LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN
Allegro can brio
Adagio (Affettuoso et Appassionato)
Scherzo (Allegro molto)
Allegro
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STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW
YORK
AT
BINGHAMTON
Harpur College
Department of Music
Alfred
Clinton
Morris,
conductor
DON A. WATTERS THEATER
FEBRUARY 20, 1975 at 8:15 PM
�2
THE HARPUR SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
FIRST VIOLINS
BASSES
HORNS
Mary Reynolds
Mary Barton
Gregory Fulkerson
Andrea Andros
Elmar Oliveira
George Myers
Robert Provell
Paul Goodman
Lydia Werbizky
Oscar Maxwell
Richard Thomas
Michael Sanders
Debra Neu
Dominique Hyatt
Donal O'Buckley
Brian Sternberg
Martin Burki
Kenneth Weissman
Kenneth Steiger
soloists
BARBARA GARGES and DAVID HEISS*
TRUMPETS
FLUTES
Sharon Kosakoff
Jane Gottlieb
Merrell Weiss
Steve Winans
Allan Winans
Alfred Szymaniak
David Bespalko
PICCOLO
TROMBONES
Merrell Weiss
Michael Williamson
Richard Gower
Roger Keagle
SECOND VIOLINS
Jean Puleo
Rosa Campa
Bruce Berg
Susan Mitchell
Janet Brady
Alexandra Werbizky
Paul Childs
Cordula Rosow
ALFRED CLINTON MORRIS, conductor
ORGAN SONATA NO. 14, K. 329
Barbara Garges, organ
OBOES
Eliot Friedman
Geoffrey Barron
Janet Ziebur
TUBA
ROCOCO VARIATIONS
FOR CELLO AND ORCHESTRA
David Heiss, cello
WOLFGANG AMADEUS
MOZART
(1?56-1?91)
PETER ILYICH
TCHAIKOWSKY
(1840-1893)
Tom Wood
VIOLAS
Judy Geist
Geoffrey Brooks
Larry Bradford
Barbara Gorin
John Dexter
Carol Isaacson
Sandra Robbins
Jeanne Woodruff
ENGLISH HORN
Geoffrey Barron
Nancy Julius
CLARINETS
TYMPANI
Paul Ketchoyian
Anne Stern
Kent Oldfield
PERCUSSION
CELLOS
BASSOONS
Craig Weaver
Holly Wilson
Tom Shaw
Seth Jacobs
Steven Stalker
Myra Greenstein
Dan McIntosh
Howard Cohen
Tracy Slack
HARP
Louis Papastrat
Lois Chantry
Keith Martens
Laurie Goodheim
Roy Weinberger
PERSONNEL MANAGER
Geoffrey Barron
INTERM ISSION
SYMPHONY NO. 32 IN G MAJOR
K. 318 (in overture form)
WOLFGANG AMADEUS
MOZART
Allegro spiritoso
Andante
Allegro spiritoso
CAPRICCIO ITALIEN
PETER ILYICH
TCHAIKOWSKY
*Winner of the Second Concerto Competition
�
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