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                    <text>STATE UNIVERSITY OF N E W  YORK  AT BINGHAMTON

HARPUR COLLEGE
T H E  DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC

presen ts

Puccini ’s 

Wolf­Ferrari ’s

S I S T E R  A N G E L I C A   and 

T H E S
  E C R E T  O F S
  UZANNE

by

Students o f t he Opera W o r kshop

Th u r sda y , Dec e m be r 10, 1970
F r ida y , Decem ber 1 1 , 1970
8 : 1 5 p. m .
M usi c Rec i ta l Ha l l

�PROGRAM

SISTER ANGELICA 

PROG R A M

Gia como  Puccini
( E ngl ish  ve r s i o n—He r be r t  W i the rs )

E r m ano Wolf ­Fe r ra r i
( E ngl ish ve r s ion—C la u d e Avel ing)

T H E   S E C R E T  O F  S U Z A N N E

Cha racters

Siste r  Angelica 

Soprano 

Th e  P r i n c e s s  
Mezzo­soprano 
(Siste r  Angelica ’s Aun t)
Siste r Genevieve 
Soprano 

Kathleen Ty r r e l l
Susan  Ba ll

The Monitor 

Soprano 

Susan Ste rn

The Mist ress of the 
Novices
T h e F i r st T ou r ie r e 
T h e Nov i ces 

Soprano 

No r ma Schlesinge r

M ezzo ­sopra no 

C la i r e W i tl in

Sopra no 
Mezzo ­soprano 
Soprano 
Soprano 

Ma r ga r e t Ko t ylo
Nancy Ca llman
Diane  K rasinsk i
Kvitka Cisyk

Drama tic  Di rec tor and Cond uc tor 
M usi ca l  P r epa ra tion 
Coa ch a nd Accom panist 
Technical  Assistance 

Cha ra c te rs

Toby Jean Manke r

William  Lewis
Robe r ta Sc hlosse r
Ba r ba ra Ga rges
Susan Ba ll

PROGRAM  NOTES
P uc c in i ’s  Si ster  Angel ica  i s  t he  sec ond  o f  t he  t h r ee one ­a c t ope ras
th at  com pr ise  Il Trittico (the othe rs a re  Il Tabarro a n d  Gianni Schicchi).
T h e  l ibr e ttist  wa s  G ioa c c h ino  F o r za no.  T h e  pr e m ie r e  wa s  he ld a t
the  Met ropolitan Opera o n Decem be r 14, 1918.
T he  se tting  is  a  con ven t  in  t he  la t te r  pa r t of  the E igh teen t h Cen t u r y .
T h e  c ha pel  is  in t he ba c kg round beyond the l ef t ­ hand a r c a de ; beyond t he
r igh t­ hand  a r cade  is  the  cemete r y.  In  the  m iddle of the stage towa rds
t he  ba c k  is  a  sh r in e ; o n  t he r igh t , downsta ge , a  vege ta bl e ga r den , g ra ss
and ﬂowe rs.
Siste r  Angel i ca  ha s  sough t  r ef uge  t o  e x pia te  a n  ol d sin .  W hen an a un t
v isi ts  he r ,  Angel i ca  inqui r es  a bou t  the  fa te  of  t he c h i ld she had a ban ­
don ed befo r e ta k ing vows.
P uc c in i ’s  bea u tiful  sc o r e  prov ides  t he  l istene r  with  on e lovel y m om en t
af te r  ano t he r .  T h e  d ra m a ti c  in tensi t y  ra nges  f r o m  the  ca r ef r ee da il y
rou tine o f a  con ven t t o t he u l tim a te t ra ged y o f Siste r  Angel i ca ’s  sui c ide.

Count Gil 

Ba r itone 

Jam es Osborne

The Countess Suzanne 

Soprano 

G ra ce Ma r tin

Mute 

Alf red  Wilson

Sante,  a  se rvant 

Dra m a tic Di rec to r 
Musical P repa ra tion a nd Cond uc tor 
Coa c h a nd Accom panist 
Technical  Assistance 

Lisbeth J . Roman
Robe r ta Schlosse r
Ba r ba ra Ga rges
C la i re Witlin

PROGRAM NOTES
W ol f ­ F e r ra r i ’s  one ­a c t  ope ra  (o r  in te r m ezzo),  T he Secret  of Suzanne,
ha d  i ts  pr e m ie r e  a t  t he  M un i c h  Ope ra  o n  Dec e m be r 4 , 1909.  T h e
librettist was Enrico Golisc ian i.
T h e  se tting  i s  a  l i v ing r oo m i n P ied m on t a r ou nd t he t u r n o f the cen tu r y.
Coun t  G i l  is  d ist u r bed , sin c e eve r y t i m e h e r e tu r ns h om e h e de tec ts the
odo r  of  c iga re tte  sm oke.  H is  suspicions  tha t his wife is en te r ta ining a
love r  mount as she evades answe r ing his questions.  The f resh and witty
sc o r e  a ccen t ua tes  t he  h u m o r  o f  a  d ra m a ti c  si t ua tion  t ha t wa s a l l too
possibl e a t t he tu r n o f t he cen t u r y .

A
A C K N O W L E D G E M E N T
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                    <text>STATE UNIVERSITY OF N E W  YORK  AT BINGHAMTON

HARPUR COLLEGE
T H E  DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC

presen ts

Puccini ’s 

Wolf­Ferrari ’s

S I S T E R  A N G E L I C A   and 

T H E S
  E C R E T  O F S
  UZANNE

by

Students o f t he Opera W o r kshop

Th u r sda y , Dec e m be r 10, 1970
F r ida y , Decem ber 1 1 , 1970
8 : 1 5 p. m .
M usi c Rec i ta l Ha l l

�PROGRAM

SISTER ANGELICA 

PROG R A M

Gia como  Puccini
( E ngl ish  ve r s i o n—He r be r t  W i the rs )

E r m ano Wolf ­Fe r ra r i
( E ngl ish ve r s ion—C la u d e Avel ing)

T H E   S E C R E T  O F  S U Z A N N E

Cha racters

Siste r  Angelica 

Soprano 

Th e  P r i n c e s s  
Mezzo­soprano 
(Siste r  Angelica ’s Aun t)
Siste r Genevieve 
Soprano 

Kathleen Ty r r e l l
Susan  Ba ll

The Monitor 

Soprano 

Susan Ste rn

The Mist ress of the 
Novices
T h e F i r st T ou r ie r e 
T h e Nov i ces 

Soprano 

No r ma Schlesinge r

M ezzo ­sopra no 

C la i r e W i tl in

Sopra no 
Mezzo ­soprano 
Soprano 
Soprano 

Ma r ga r e t Ko t ylo
Nancy Ca llman
Diane  K rasinsk i
Kvitka Cisyk

Drama tic  Di rec tor and Cond uc tor 
M usi ca l  P r epa ra tion 
Coa ch a nd Accom panist 
Technical  Assistance 

Cha ra c te rs

Toby Jean Manke r

William  Lewis
Robe r ta Sc hlosse r
Ba r ba ra Ga rges
Susan Ba ll

PROGRAM  NOTES
P uc c in i ’s  Si ster  Angel ica  i s  t he  sec ond  o f  t he  t h r ee one ­a c t ope ras
th at  com pr ise  Il Trittico (the othe rs a re  Il Tabarro a n d  Gianni Schicchi).
T h e  l ibr e ttist  wa s  G ioa c c h ino  F o r za no.  T h e  pr e m ie r e  wa s  he ld a t
the  Met ropolitan Opera o n Decem be r 14, 1918.
T he  se tting  is  a  con ven t  in  t he  la t te r  pa r t of  the E igh teen t h Cen t u r y .
T h e  c ha pel  is  in t he ba c kg round beyond the l ef t ­ hand a r c a de ; beyond t he
r igh t­ hand  a r cade  is  the  cemete r y.  In  the  m iddle of the stage towa rds
t he  ba c k  is  a  sh r in e ; o n  t he r igh t , downsta ge , a  vege ta bl e ga r den , g ra ss
and ﬂowe rs.
Siste r  Angel i ca  ha s  sough t  r ef uge  t o  e x pia te  a n  ol d sin .  W hen an a un t
v isi ts  he r ,  Angel i ca  inqui r es  a bou t  the  fa te  of  t he c h i ld she had a ban ­
don ed befo r e ta k ing vows.
P uc c in i ’s  bea u tiful  sc o r e  prov ides  t he  l istene r  with  on e lovel y m om en t
af te r  ano t he r .  T h e  d ra m a ti c  in tensi t y  ra nges  f r o m  the  ca r ef r ee da il y
rou tine o f a  con ven t t o t he u l tim a te t ra ged y o f Siste r  Angel i ca ’s  sui c ide.

Count Gil 

Ba r itone 

Jam es Osborne

The Countess Suzanne 

Soprano 

G ra ce Ma r tin

Mute 

Alf red  Wilson

Sante,  a  se rvant 

Dra m a tic Di rec to r 
Musical P repa ra tion a nd Cond uc tor 
Coa c h a nd Accom panist 
Technical  Assistance 

Lisbeth J . Roman
Robe r ta Schlosse r
Ba r ba ra Ga rges
C la i re Witlin

PROGRAM NOTES
W ol f ­ F e r ra r i ’s  one ­a c t  ope ra  (o r  in te r m ezzo),  T he Secret  of Suzanne,
ha d  i ts  pr e m ie r e  a t  t he  M un i c h  Ope ra  o n  Dec e m be r 4 , 1909.  T h e
librettist was Enrico Golisc ian i.
T h e  se tting  i s  a  l i v ing r oo m i n P ied m on t a r ou nd t he t u r n o f the cen tu r y.
Coun t  G i l  is  d ist u r bed , sin c e eve r y t i m e h e r e tu r ns h om e h e de tec ts the
odo r  of  c iga re tte  sm oke.  H is  suspicions  tha t his wife is en te r ta ining a
love r  mount as she evades answe r ing his questions.  The f resh and witty
sc o r e  a ccen t ua tes  t he  h u m o r  o f  a  d ra m a ti c  si t ua tion  t ha t wa s a l l too
possibl e a t t he tu r n o f t he cen t u r y .

A
A C K N O W L E D G E M E N T
T h e  m e m b e r s  n l t h e  O p e r a  W o r k s h o p  wish to e x p r e s s  t h e i r  s i n c e r e  a p p r e c i a t i o n  t o  the D e p a r t m e n t

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                    <text>STATE UNIVERSITY OF N EW YORK AT BINGHAMTO N

HARPUR COLLEGE
THE DEPARTMENT OF MU SIC

A CHRISTMAS  CONCERT
DAVID BU TTO LPH, conductor

Wednesday, Decem ber 16, 1970
8 : 1 5 p. m .
Don A.  Watters Theater

�PROGRAM
Music for Antiphonal B rass Choirs 

Gabrieli , Bonelli , and Lasso

On festive or ceremonial occa sions m usic of this sor t was often hea rd in Italy of  the
high Renaissance.  St. Mark ’s cathedral in Venice witnesse d countless performances
of  this  jubilant  holiday  m usic , perfor med by choirs of  brasses situated high in  the
cathedral ’s choir lofts.

N un  Lob’ Mein Seele Den H er ren 

(from Cantata No. 28 , for the New Year)
Chorus and strings

Nun  lob,”  mein Seel ’ den Herren 
was in  mir ist den Namen sein! 
Sein Wohltat thut er  mehren, 
vergiss es nicht o Herze m ein ; 
Hat dir dein Sund ’ vergeben 
und  heilt dein ’ Schwachheit gross 
errett ’t dein armes  Leben 
nim m t dich in seinen Schoss 
m it neichem T rost beschiittet, 
Verjungt dem Adler gleich 
Der Klin ’g schaﬀt Recht behiitet 
die leiden in seinem Reich. 

J. S. Bach

Now bless the Lord, my soul
bless thou His Holy Name;
The Lord, thy God , confess him ,
His beneﬁts to  thee acclaim,
who all  thy sins forgiveth,
all  thy diseases cures ;
through whom thy spirit liveth ,
who grace to thee assur es ;
Thy mouth with plenty ﬁlle th ,
with courage ﬁr es thy breast.
The Lord is just and righteous
to all that are oppressed.
(H. S.  Drinker)

A ve  Maria 

Serge Rac hmaninoﬀ
Chorus a cappella

Jubilate  Deo 

Orlando di Lasso

Chorus

Maria Tryptichon 

(United States Premie re) 
Maria Dornya, soprano
Eric Lewis, violin
Orchestra

Frank Martin

Intermission
Maria Tryptichon 

Part II (Magniﬁcat)

What Cheer?  Good Cheer! 

Peter Warlock

(ar ranged  by Bruce Mer ley)

Chorus and Brass
Welcom e Yule 

Chorus and Jane Yule, piano
Wassail  Song 

E r ic G r itton

Ralph Vaughn Williams
Donna Ribble, soprano
Ira Miller and Luc iano La ma , guitars
Chorus

�T he  Holly and the Ivy 
a r ranged by G eoﬀra y Shaw
Chor us and Jane Yule , piano
Christmas  Medley 

Wind Ensem ble
Bruce Merley, condu c tor

Jack Martin

A  Carol Festival 

Hawley Ades
Chorus, Orchestra, W ind Ensemble, and Audience Participation
‘ I
A V E  MARIA

Gegru’sset seist du , Hoch begnadete! 
Der  Herr  ist m it dir . 

Hail,  thou tha t a r t highly favored!
T he Lord is with thee.

Fiirchte dich nicht,  Maria! 
du hast Gnade bei Gott gefunden. 

Fea r not,  Ma ry, for thou
hast found favor  with God.

Siehe, du wirst schwangen w erden und 
einer Sohn gebaren des Nam en sollst 
du Jesus heissen. 

And behold , thou shalt conceive in thy w om b,
and bring forth a son , and shall call
his name Jesus.

Der wird gross sein und ein Sohn 
des HOchsten genannt werden 

He shall  be great and shall be called
the Son of the most high : and the

Und Gott d e r H e r r wird ih m den T h r on 
seines Vaters, David geben  und e r wird 
ein Kﬁnig sein uber das Hau s Jakob 
ewiglich und seines Reiches wird kein 
Ende sein. 

Lord God sha ll give unto hi m  the th r one
of his fa the r David , and he shall  r eign
over the house of Jacob for ever ; and
of his kingdom there shall  be
no end.

II
MAGNIFICAT
Meine Seele e r hebt den He r rn 
und mein Geist freuet sich 
Gottes meines Heilandes. 
Denn er hat die Niedrigkeit 
seiner  Magd angesehen. 

My soul doth magnify the  Lord,
and my spirit hath rejoiced
in God my Saviour.
For he hath looked upon the  low estate
of his handmaid :

Siehe,  von nun an werden  mich selig preisen 
alle Kindeskinder; 

For behold , from henceforth all genera tions
shall call  me  blessed.

Denn  e r hat G rosse Dinge an m ir getan 
Der da  machtig iot und des Name he ilig. 

F or He that is  mighty  hath done to  me
great thing;  and holy  is his name.

Sein Name ist heilig und sei ne 
Ba r mher zigkeit
W ih r e t im m e r ﬁir and ﬁihr 
bei denen die ihu ﬁirchten. 

And his mercy is unto gener ations and
generations on them
that hear  him.

Siehe,  von nun an werden  mich 
selig preisen alle  Kindeskinder 
Sein Name  ist heilig. 

For behold , from  henceforth
all generations shall  call
me  blessed.

E r  iibet Gewa lt m i t Seinem A r m 
und zerstreuet die hoﬀi r tig 
sind in  ihr es He r zens Sinn . 
Er  ubet Gewalt  mit seinem  Arm.

H e ha th showed str ength with his a r m ;
He hath scattered  the proud
in  the imagina tion of  their  hea r ts,

�E r sto’sset die Gewaltig en vom Thron
und  erhebt die Niedrigen.

H e ha th put down the m igh ty from  their  th rones
and  hath ex alted them  of low deg ree.

Die Hungrigen ﬁillet e r mit Gutern 
und lisst die Reichen  leer.

T he hungr. y he ha th ﬁl l ed with good things
and  the r ich he ha th sen t em pty awa y.

Er  ubet gewalt mit seinem  Arm. 

He hath showed streng th with  his a r m .

Meine Seele erhebt den Herrn 
und  mein Geist freuet sich
Gottes meines Heiland es.

m y spir it ha th r e joiced in
G od m y Saviour .

E rdenket de r Ba r mher zig Keit
und hilft Seinem  Diener  Israel auf.

H e ha th helped his se r vant Israel
in  remembrance of  his m e rcy.

Wie e r ge r edet ha t unse rn Vatern ,
Abraha m und Seinem  kinde rn ewiglich.

As h e spoke unto our fathe rs,
to Abraham  and his seen forever.

My soul doth  magnify  the  Lord and

III
STABAT  MATER

Stabat mater dolorosa

jux ta c r uce m lac r y mosa ,
d u m pendebat ﬁli us ,

Cu jus animam  gementem
contr istanta m e t dolentem
pe r transivit gladius.

The grieving Mother
stood weeping by the c ross
where her Son was hanging.
Her spirit cried out,

mour ning and sor rowing ,

as if  pierced with a sword.

O quam tristis et aﬀli c ta
fuit illa benedicta
Ma te r unigeniti!

Oh , how gr ieved and str uck  down
was that blessed woma n,

Quae maereba t e t doleba t,
Pia Ma te r dum videba t
Nati poenas inclyti.

How she mour ned a nd la m ented ,

Mother of  the Son born of One!

this Holy Mother,  seeing
he r Son hanging there in  pain!

Qu is es t homo qui non ﬂe r e t
Chr isti Matrem si videret

What man  would not  weep
to see Chr ist ’s Mothe r
in  such humiliation?

Quis non posset contr ista r i

Christi Matrem  contemplari
dolentem cum  Filio?

Who would not suﬀe r with her,
seeing Christ ’s Mother
sorrowing for  her Son?

P ro peccatic suae gentis
vidit Jesum  in  tormentis
e t ﬂagell is subd itum .

For  the sins of his people
she saw  Jesus in  tor ment,
bea ten down with whips.

Vidit suum dulcem  Natum
moriendo desolatum,
dum emisit spiritum,

She saw  her gentle Son

in tanto supplicio?

E ia ,  Mater , fons amoris,
m e sentire vim  doloris
fac , ut tecum  lugeam.

Fae, ut ardeat cor  meym
_  m amando Christum Deum
‘ ut sibi somplaceam. 
’

dying in desola tion ,

breathing out  his Spirit.
Let me, Mother,  font of  love,
feel with thee thy grie f,
make me mourn with t hee.
Make my heart so bur n

for love of  Christ my God
that  it  be saﬁSﬁed~

�The  well  known  Swiss  com pose r ,  F rank Ma r tin , was bor n in Geneva
in 1 890.  His early studies were in Z uric h with Joseph Lauber but he late r
also studied in  Rome and in Paris.  Besides composing ,  F rank  Martin has
also  taught  at  the  Institute  Jaques­Dalc roze  in  Geneva  and at the Con­
servator y of  Cologne.  His early m usic shows the inﬂuenc e of Cesar  F rank
and the  F r enc h Im pr essionists.  Soon , howeve r , he developeda distinc tive ,
personal style and later adopted a mod iﬁed lZ­tone tec hnique, of  whic h the
Maria  T ryptichon is an ex ample.
Maria  Dornya ,  well known  A merican dramatic soprano, has  sung ex­
tensively  in  this  countr y  and in  E urope.  She has appea red with the New
Yor k  Conce r t  Opera  Assn. , the New Yor k C ity C enter Opera ,  the P hila ­
delphia  L yric  Opera ,  the Houston G rand Opera and others, and has per ­
for med  with  man y  well known  A merican orc hestras.  Cur rently she is a
mem ber of the Dusseldorf ,  Z uric h and Munic h Opera Houses.
Eric Lewis , violinist, began his ear ly studies at the Manhattan School
of Music  with Rac hmael Weinstock.  He received his Masters Deg ree f rom
Manha ttan , where he continued to wor k with Weinstock and studied cha m be r
m usic with L illian  F ucks and Ar thur Ba lsa m .  M r . L ewis won the Maste r ­
wor ks  F ounda tion  Young  A r tists  Awa rdin  1968,  and  has  been ﬁr s t
violinist  with  the  Manahattan  String  Quartet  since  its  inception in that
same year .

( C Z )
FU T URE EVEN TS
FR IDAY,  JA NUA RY 8, 1970 
8:15  p.m. Don  A.  Watters Theater 

SUNDAY,  JANUARY 10,  1970 
3 : 00 p. m.  Music  Recital Hall 

JEA N CASADESNS
Fall  Chamber  Music  Series

TOM  CLOSSER

Bassoon  Recital

�CHORALE PER SONNEL

WO MEN’S CHORUS
1st SOP RANOS

2nd SOP RANOS

1st ALT OS

Susan Ball
Kvitka  C isyk
Kathy C rowe
Carol  Dickie
Ma ry  Fenwick
Carol  F la m m
Sher r y Kaye
Diane K rasinski
Beverly Penn
Donna R ibble
Ricky Stern
L inda  Uhly

Joan  Aronow

Joan  Appleton
Ka thr yn  Bassin
Wendy  Bishop
Nancy C all man
Laura  F inkelste in Ellen  Holtzma n
Mar jorie Gr aber
E velyn K alish
Susan H oﬀmeist er Debra Kanter
Karen  Fung
Ann  Ma rshland
Allison  Ja meson
Janet St echer
Lee  Murdock
Stac ie Willia ms
Nanc y Weeks

Kathe r ine  Buttolph

Elaine G eorges
Janice M iller
Betsy R eisc h
Nanc y Sim pkins
Colleen  Stalls
Lida  Wagner
Barbara  Wild
Susan  Winnett
Carol W inslow

2nd  ALTOS

ME N’S G L E E  CLUB
1st TENORS
Bryan  Burdick
Michael Kass
Charles Seltzer
Ji m Van Hart
Luciano  Lama

2nd TENORS
Tony  Brienza
Jose Co lon
Ken Goldberg

David K rongel b
F r itz Rath
Douglas Stewa rd

BARITONES
Douglas Dorph
Glenn Dorph
Ken  Dorph
Leon  F r ied
Keith G orha m
Robe r t Kenda ll

Max Lo pes­Cepero
Rona ld Sm i th
David Swanda
E rnie Ton g
Ji m  Vivyan
Larry  Z ukof
BASSES
Richard Axt
Ja m es  E lnski
Tim  Dungan

Paul  Landlan d
Ga ry Levin e
Ira  Mille r
Kenneth Morgan
John  Niessen
Jon  Reise r
Randy Seife r t
Vincent  Vito
Jong Ke un You

�OR CHESTR A PERSONNEL

VIOLINS

CELLO

BASSOONS

Eric Lewis,
Concertmaster
Browning Cramer*
Toby Harris
Pa mela Severski
Ca rol Ga ra bedian
Betty Lou Agard
Arthur  Mannis
Joanne Br eckenr idge
Martha Strassberger
Andrea  And ros

Judy Glyde ,
Principal
Mir ia m Dia mond

Carol Shapiro

Joani Ludka
Jennifer Rae

CONTRABASSOON

Timothy Perry

Thomas C losse r

DOU BLE BASS

FRE NCH HORNS

Mic hael Sanders,
Principal
Rober t Ciringione
Anthony Preus

Janice De Wolfe

FLUTES

Thomas Sigler
Da vid H ibba rd

John McLeod,

Principal
K vitka C isyk
Paul  F r iedman
Laura Boyd
Debra Tank low

Martin Goldman
Andrea  Tabbat
Sa m uel Jacobs
Joan Tanenhaus
J eﬀ F einsilve r
VIOLAS
And rew Berdahl,
Principal
Joyce Stelzl
Richard Brooks**
Peggy Acke r
Adele Tannenbaum
Jan Lubinsky
Zelman Bokser
Ca rolyn Loh man

*Personnel Manager
**L ibra r ian

Dana Schnipper

Carol Sevush

P h yl l is W iesentha l

T ho m as C losse r

Perri Levin

TRUMPETS

TROMBONE

OBOES

Kenneth Blair

Geoﬀrey Barron
Daniel C r oss

HARP

E NGL ISH HORN

Geoﬀrey Barron
CLARINETS
Wendy Osteyée
Sheldon Be r kowitz

Kathy Bundock
PIANO

Jane Yule
TIMPANI
Peter Buttolph

�WIND ENSEMBLE PERSONNEL
PICCOLO

CONTRA­ALTO CLARINET

CORNETS

Laura  F inklestein

Willia m  Moor e

John James

FLUTES

SOPRANO SAX

Carol Sevush
Dave  Feinman

Robert Weinberger

OBOE
Stan Moshman

ALTO SAX
Sue Eilenberg
Martha Schad

BASSOON

TENOR SAX

Carol Shapiro

M i k e D ’ Eg id io

CLARINETS

BARITONE SAX

Wendy Osteyée

Char les Stein man

Daniel Blaze j
Jean Sc hab
Chr is Braudy

FRE NCH HORNS

Sheldon Berkowitz

JoAnn English

Mike F r isc h
Judi Fisc her
Alan Horowitz
James Rowan

Howard Barsky

BASS CLARINET
C l iﬀo r d Kasden

Janice DeWolfe
Caren Lieber man
Pat Dowden
Pat Young

Tom Sig ler
Dave Hibba rd
Alan Koenigsberg
George Be r ke

TRUMPETS

Robert Lindstrom
Gary Courtwright
TROMBONES
J i m Bu ttol ph

Ma r k Cly mer
Dave Beaudreau
T homas F leck

Kenneth Blair
Grant Sullivan
BARITONES
Steve Hershkowitz
Keith Gorham
Ha r r y Goldenberg
TUBA

F LEUGE L HORNS

K eith Balser

Da ve H ibba rd
Robert L indstrom

PERCUSSION

Nor man Barouch

Bruce Merley,  graduate conductor

Robert Mirshky
Daniel Farina
Peter  Buttolph
Stanley  Epstein

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HARPUR COLLEGE
THE DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC

JEAN CASADESUS, PIANIST
Friday, January 8, 1971

Don A. Watters Theater

8:15 p.m.

PROGRAM

Preludes, First Book
Claude Debussy
Danseuses de Delphes
Voiles
Le Vent Dans la Plaine
Les Sons et les Parfums tournent dans l'air du Soir
Les Collines d' Anacapri
Des Pas dans la N eige
Ce qu'a vu le Vent d'Ouest
La Fille aux Cheveux de Lin
La Sérénade interrompue
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La Danse de Puck
Minstrels

Intermission
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Cesar Franck

Three Miniatures
Dance
Song
Hymn

Karl Korte

Two Etudes
Resonance
Chords

Robert Casadesus

FUTURE EVENTS
Tuesday, January 12, 1971
Music Recital Hall 8:15 p.m.

Studio Voice Recital and Opera Scenes by the
students of Roberta Schlosser and William Lewis

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Charles Seltzer

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Ricky Stern

0 mio babbino caro

(Gianni Schicchi)

Norma Schlesinger
Sola perduta abbandonata

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Susan Ball

Donizetti

Puccini
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Tony Brienza

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Claire Witlin

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Giuseppe Verdi

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Giorgio Germont

Soprano

Donna Ribble

Baritone

Terrance Howell

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Kathleen Tyrrell
George Gershwin

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Porgy

Alfred Wilson

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La Traviata

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operas preceding this work, Traviata is a drawing room tragedy in a more restrained.
intimate musical style. Perhaps it is this expressive melodic abundance which
makes this opera so universally appealing and enjoyable.
The action takes place in and near Paris in 1850 and centers around Violetta
Valery, a courtesan and woman of pleasure. The first act is in Violetta's house.
A party is in progress as Violetta meets and falls in love with a young nobleman,
Alfredo Germont.
In the second act Alfredo and Violetta are living tog ther in a country house.
The scene performed this evening begins with the entrance of Giorgio Germont,
Alfredo's father. He has come to dissolve the alliance between his son and this
infamous woman. Upon their meeting, he accuses her of squandering his eon's
fortune, but she reveals that her own fortune is paying for everything. Then
Germont (as he is called in the opera) explainshis real reason for coming in his
aria 11 Pura sicomme un angelo". His other child, a daughter, is to be married, but
the bond cannot be made as long as Alfredo continues to live with her. Violetta
agrees that she will leave Alfredo until the marriage is done. Germont insists
that they must separate forever. Violetta, realizing the finality of his demands,
tel.ls him that she loves only Alfredo and cannot leave him as she is dying slowly
with a mortal disease. She begs that she would rather die than leave him now
(Non sapete, quale affetto"). Germont argues that her youth and beauty will fade
and so will their love and pleads with her to agree to his demands. In the most
famous part of this scene ("Dite alla giovine") , Violetta at lastconsents to the
relentless demands of Germontwhile he consolesher and blesses her for her
sacrifice. Violetta secretly decides to make Alfredo think her faithless so he
will not pursue her. Germont begins to leave and she begs only that someday be
reveal to his son the true story. Germontnow realizesthe depth of her love
and the great sacrifice he asks and promises this lastwish. They part, Violetta
in tears and Germont remorseful over what he had to do.
In the final scenes of the opera, Violetta accomplishesher deed and Alfredo,
embittered and heartbroken,leaves her. The lastact finds Violetta on her death
bed. Alfredo, having learnedthe truth, returns only to have her die in his arms.
It is interesting to note that Traviata at its premierein 1853 wasa colossal failure due to the fact that it took place in the present and the singers
wore contemporarydress. The opera-goers of the timewere not prepared to accept
s.
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Peter Marsh, uiolin
Delmar Pettys, uio/in, uiola

Paul Hersh, uiola, piano
Donald McCall, cello

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Wolfgang Amade us Mozart

Quartet in G Major 1 K. 387
Allegro vivace assai
Menuetto (Allegretto)
Andante Cantabile
Molto allegro

Leon Kirchner

Quartet No. 1 (1949)
Allegro ma non troppo
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Piano Quartet inc minor, Opus 60

Johannes Brahms

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Paco Adagio
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future

events

Sunday 1 February 14th
Music Recital Hall 1 3:00 PM

Tom Closser. bassoonist
Graduate Recital

Thursday, February 18th
Music Recital Hall, 4:00 PM

Student Recital

Saturday, February 20th
Music Recital Hall, 8:15 PM

Steve Kotrcb 1 pianist
Senior Recital

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                    <text>THE LENOX STRING QUARTET
in residence
Peter Marsh, violin
Delmar Pettys, violin, viola

Paul Hersh, viola, piano
Donald McCall, cello

SPRING CHAMBERMUSIC SERIES

Wednesday, March 10, 1971
8:15 p.m.
Don A. Watters Theater

�PROGRAM
Joseph Haydn

Quartet in C Major, Opus 54, No. 2
Vivace
Adagio
Menuetto (Allegretto)
Adagio - Presto - Adagio

String Trio (1946)

Arnold Schoenberg

i n t e r mi s s

i

Quartet in D minor, Opus posth .
("Death and the Maiden")

o n

Franz Schubert

Allegro
Andante
Scherzo (Allegro molto)
Presto

FUTURE EVENTS

Thursday, March 11
Recital Hall, ?:00 p. m.

Open rehearsal by members of the New York
Woodwind Quintet and
Chr istine Lindsay .

Friday, March 12
Watters The ater, 8: 15 p . m.

An Evening of Baroque
Chamber Music by the
above performers.

Sunday, Mar ch 14
Watters Theater, 8: 15 p. m.

College Wind Ensemble
Winter Concert . Albert
Hamme , conductor.

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Trio Sonata in G Major
J. J. Quantz
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J. P. Rameau

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Ronald Roseman, oboe
Arthur Weisberg, bassoon

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