ILLINOIS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MUSIC and the
SYMPOSIUM OF CONTEMPORARY MUSIC present
David
Nott, Bass-Baritone ina
FACULTY RECITAL of CONTEMPORARY VOCAL MUSIC Westbrook Auditorium,
8:15
Friday, March
p.m.
15, 1968
I - Italian - Atonal Lyricism
Cinque Canti
(1956) .. .... . .......... Luigi Dallapiccola ( 1904-
per Baritono e Alcuni Strument�
I - Molto Animato II - Tranquillo; serenamente III - Rapinoso IV - Lentamente V - Mosso; scorrevole
)
II - German - Extended Post Romanticism
Five E arly
Songs (1899-1904) .... ... .. .. .. Anton Webem (1883-1945)
Fromm (Falke) Sommerabend (Weigand) Gefunden (Avenarius) Vorfruehling (Avenarius) Heimgang in der Fruehe (Liliencron)
III - American - Total SerUtlitation
Two Sonnets (Gerard Manley
Voice, Clarinet, Viola and CeUo
H opkins ) ..... Milton Babbitt
(1916-
Spelt from Sybil's Leaves That Nature is a Heraclitean Fire
)
IV - French - Post Impressionism
Le
Camaval (1954) .. . ............... Jacques Leguerney (1906-
I - Le Grotesque II - La Belle Brune III - Le Carnaval
)
V - British - Eclecticism
Songs and Proverbs of Wm. Blake, Op. 0-
0-
74...Benjamin Britten
(1913-
0-
)
Assisted by Abram Plum and Carmen Shaw, Pianists. Instrumentalists: Mary Leathers, Linda Williams, Paul Heyboer, Paul Grischke, Richard Hishman, Ruth Krieger. Conductors: Robert Donalson and Abram Plum.
The Symposium of Contemporary Music is partially supported by the Frank R. Bohnhorst Memorial Fund.