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The FSU College of Music invites you to join us in 2022-23 for a year of inspired musicmaking by our talented students, faculty, and guest artists. Catch Mozart’s masterpiece, The Marriage of Figaro , by our acclaimed opera program or enjoy the dazzle of Stravinsky’s Pulcinella Suite from the University Symphony Orchestra on our University Musical Associate (UMA) Concert Series. Enjoy the amazing and intimate music of the Ying Quartet and their fresh approach to chamber music as part of the Housewright Virtuoso Series. PRISM, Seasonal Celebration, and the annual Rainbow Concert are all back as Special Events in our beautiful concert spaces. Join us as we kick off our season of concerts on Friday, September 9 with a special concert featuring vocalist Inga Swearingen and FSU jazz faculty.
Get closer to our musical community by becoming a member of the University Musical Associates so you can know and support our wonderful young musicians as they forge their promising careers. Reserve your seats today for these professional-level concerts featuring the stars of today and tomorrow!
CONCERTUMASERIES UMA Concert Series is a great way to begin your FSU music experience as we feature our professional-level ensembles throughout the season. Join us for an evening of inspired performances of choral, orchestral or wind music or get your jazz fix with our big bands and combo nights.
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University Symphony Orchestra (RDCH) Join the University Symphony Orchestra for Jean Sibelius’s Symphony No. 1 and the Vaughn Williams Tuba Concerto featuring Dr. Justin Benavidez (tuba).
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Wind Ensemble (RDCH) Share new music for winds, brass, and percussion along with gems from the past, all led by Director of Bands, Dr. Patrick Dunnigan.
University Singers and University Philharmonia (RDCH) Experience Earth Symphony, the ground-breaking choral symphony by Grammy-nominated composer Jake Runestad and poet Todd Boss, as performed by two of the College’s leading ensembles.
Student Jazz Combo (OMH) Start your week swinging with top players from the College of Music as they present their versions of jazz standards in the intimate Opperman Music Hall.
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Kickoff Event: Jazz Faculty with Inga Swearingen (OMH) Jazz vocalist and FSU alum Inga Swearingen will join talented jazz faculty members Bill Peterson (piano), Rodney Jordan (bass), and Leon Anderson, Jr. (drums), in a selection of jazz standards and contemporary hits as we start our 2022-23 concert series in style.
University Symphony Orchestra (RDCH) Join us for the season premiere of the University’s top orchestra, featuring selections from Aaron Copland’s Rodeo, Prokofiev’s Piano Concerto No. 3 with soloist Xu Han (Winner of the 2022 Doctoral Concerto Competition), and the magnificent Symphony No. 2 by Johannes Brahms.
Fall Opera: The Marriage of Figaro (RDCH) Join our nationally-ranked opera program as they present this comic opera masterpiece by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, described by BBC News Magazine as “one of the supreme masterpieces of operatic comedy, whose rich sense of humanity shines out of Mozart’s miraculous score.” Sunday matinée begins at 3 pm.
Wind Orchestra (RDCH) Outstanding undergraduate and graduate students from the College unite to present beautiful works highlighting virtuosic wind ensemble performance.
Chamber Choir (RDCH) Composer Craig Hella Johnson’s powerful oratorio Considering Matthew Shepard chronicles the events surrounding this tragic death. Wind Ensemble (RDCH) Celebrate spring with an evening of band music highlighting student performers from across the nation. Wind Orchestra (RDCH) The top wind band from the College closes out the spring series pairing band favorites with engaging new compositions. 26concerts begin at 7:30 pm otherwise
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Summer Opera (OMH) Start your summer off by joining the amazing FSU opera program as we sing the night away in beautiful Opperman Music Hall.
University Symphony Orchestra (RDCH) Hindemith’s powerful Symphonic Metamorphosis opens this home concert for the USO Spring Tour program, followed by Sir Edward Elgar’s beautiful Enigma Variations, offering audiences an amazing evening of colors and rich sounds. University Philharmonia (RDCH) Tchaikovsky’s hallmark Symphony No. 2 headlines this concert of orchestral works by the College’s premiere undergraduate orchestra.
Spring Opera: A Streetcar Named Desire (OMH) Join us as our spring opera continues into April. Be sure to catch the Sunday matinée on 4/2 at 3 pm.
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Jazz Ensemble I (RDCH) FSU’s premiere big band and a special guest artist light up Ruby Diamond Concert Hall with creative and expressive jazz renditions.
University Philharmonia (OMH) Spice up your Thursday with a rousing concert of orchestral favorites featuring winners of the Young Artists Competition in the beautiful acoustics of Opperman Music Hall.
Spring Opera: A Streetcar Named Desire (OMH) Made famous by the 1951 film starring Marlon Brando and Vivien Leigh, this modern opera by Previn/ Littell examines the roles placed on women in a post-WWII America.
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The Saturn Quartet (OMH) Nouveau Jazz comes to Tallahassee in a professional quartet of FSU College of Music alums who delight with their creativity and enthusiasm.
The Dohnányi Chamber Players (OMH) Grammy-nominated violinist and Carnegie Mellon professor Andrés Cárdenes and violist Michael Klotz come to Tallahassee to join FSU faculty members Shannon Thomas (violin), Gregory Sauer (cello), and Ian Hobson (piano) in a delightful performance of music by Ernst, Kreisler, Schumann, Brahms, and Dohnányi.
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Celebrate Schubert’s Birthday (OMH) Soprano Marcy Stonikas and tenor Eric Rieger will be joined by colleagues from the string and piano areas in a program commemorating the 225th anniversary of Franz Schubert’s birth. The program will include favorites such as “Shepherd on the Rock” and the Trout Quintet. The Ying Quartet (OMH) The Ying Quartet (violins, viola, cello) occupies a position of unique prominence in the classical music world, combining brilliantly communicative performances with a fearlessly imaginative view of chamber music in today’s world.
The Dohnányi Chamber Players (OMH) Guest violist Csaba Erdélyi, Principal Viola of the Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra, and Bernhard Scully, horn soloist from the University of Illinois, join Shannon Thomas (violin), Gregory Sauer (cello), Jonathan Holden (clarinet), and Ian Hobson (piano) in a concert with works by Dohnányi, Franc, and Schumann.
The Dohnányi Chamber Players (OMH) Artistic Director of this exciting new group, Ian Hobson (piano), leads Gregory Sauer (cello), Read Gainsford (piano), and guest pianist Muen Wei in this opening concert of the Dohnányi Chamber Players that includes works by Brahms, Dohnányi, Kreisler, and Rachmaninov. Sights and Sounds Series (OMH) FSU collaborative pianist Valerie M. Trujillo returns to the stage with faculty and students, merging music and imagery in an engaging display of sights and sounds.
Jerry Herman: The Broadway Legacy Concert (OMH) Join us to celebrate the songs and the stories of one of the true giants of theatre. Featuring a cast of New York’s top Broadway and concert stars performing alongside FSU faculty and students for an exciting evening of theatre hits. All concerts begin at 7:30 pm unless otherwise specified
SERIESVIRTUOSOHOUSEWRIGHT The Housewright Virtuoso Series makes possible guest artist residencies and masterclasses like those with the Ying Quartet, joining us January 27, 2023.
FSU’s internationally renowned world music ensembles take center stage for this spectacular celebration of musical diversity ranging from steel band to samba and gamelan to Afrobeat. This year’s Rainbow Concert also features Brazilian guest artists Luizinho Calixto (accordion), Jorge Simas (guitar), Carlos Sandroni (vocals and guitar), for a once-in-alifetime concert experience.
SPECIAL EVENTS These events are ticketed, stand-alone events (not part of the UMA or Housewright Virtuoso series) that support the band, choral, and world music areas. UMA members receive advanced purchase opportunities for tickets to these events as part of their membership benefits. 4 1-2 29-30 4 March December November
PRISM: Band Extravaganza (RDCH)
Join us in Ruby Diamond Concert Hall for a unique, immersive band experience featuring musical selections ranging from classical to the top of the pop charts. With numerous ensembles staged around the audience, a full wind band on stage, and Marching Chiefs along the aisles, there truly is no bad seat in the house!
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Seasonal Celebration (RDCH) Sing along with the combined choirs of the Florida State University College of Music as they come together to “sing in” the holiday season with time-honored traditional choral arrangements and contemporary favorites. concerts begin at 7:30 pm unless otherwise specified
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KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
TICKET ORDERING Subscriptions and single tickets can be purchased online at our website: tickets.music.fsu.edu . You may also purchase by phone at: 850-644-6500 or in person starting August 29 th at the Fine Arts Ticket Office, located within the Fine Arts Building at 540 W Call Street. Tickets can also be purchased at each event starting one (1) hour prior to the start of the performance.
Accessible seating for all persons with disabilities is available for all shows online, by phone, or in person on a first-come, first-served basis. If ordering by phone or in person, please mention your interest in wheelchair accessible seating, hearing devices, or other special accommodations. Hearing devices are available for all Ruby Diamond Concert Hall events.
DISCLAIMER All programs, artists, ticket prices, locations, dates, and times are subject to change without notice. All service and delivery fees are nonrefundable. In the case of a cancellation, only the face value of the ticket will be refunded.
TICKET DELIVERY
Tickets can be delivered for free via email. Tickets may also be picked up at Will Call or mailed for a service fee.
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Performances begin promptly at the time printed on your tickets. Late seating will take place at a point in the performance determined by the artists and the artistic staff. Please try to arrive approximately 20-30 minutes prior to the event’s curtain time. PARKING Street parking around the FSU campus is free after 5pm and on weekends. Parking in campus parking lots is free on weekends, but a permit is required Monday through Friday until 10 pm. To obtain a parking permit, visit: transportation.fsu.edu/parking-permits Consider becoming a UMA member to enjoy free parking in our reserved lots.
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Photos and video are not allowed during our performances. Please feel free to create memories of our musicians and beautiful spaces before or after the concert. INTERMISSION Most intermissions are approximately 15 minutes long. Get up, stretch your legs, use the restroom or meet some new friends in the audience. HOW CAN I HEAR MORE? We showcase our talented students and faculty across many platforms, including our website and social media accounts. Be sure to follow us and stay on the lookout for our engagement videos and livestreams!
There is no formal dress code - be yourself and enjoy the music!
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For over 30 years the University Musical Associates (UMA) have supported the students and faculty of the Florida State University College of Music through concert attendance, audience development, and financial contributions. Join us as we return to the stage during the 2022-23 season by becoming a member and subscribing to the UMA Concert Series. Enjoy the benefits of additional discounted tickets, early access to PRISM tickets, and free parking.
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Season ticket subscription to UMA series* Priority ticket purchase and reservation Early access to purchase PRISM, Seasonal Celebration, and Rainbow Concert tickets. Free ticket exchanges and waived fees when done Invitationsonlineto member-only receptions, concert talks, and other artist events Reserved parking* Member recognition in programs 40% discount on Housewright Virtuoso Series and extra tickets for UMA Concert Series Dinner with the College of Music Dean (Available to Dean’s Circle members only) *for all levels excluding Associate •••••••• • By joining the University Musical Associates, you will receive benefits exclusively available to members : ASSOCIATE: $100 PATRON: DEAN’SGOLDSUSTAINER$250$500CIRCLE$1,000CIRCLE$2,500 Memberships are valid from August 2022 - May 2023 OPTION 1: SUBSCRIPTIONONLINEFORM Visit: fsu.edu/online/article/tickets.music.umamembership to access the subscriptionsubscriptiononlineform.Fillintheonlineformandpresssubmit. OPTION 2: MAIL IN SUBSCRIPTION FORM If you are unable to use our online subscription form complete the one on the last page and send to: Fine Arts Ticket Office Florida State University PO Box 3061160 Tallahassee, FL 32306-1160 LEVELSMEMBERSHIPBENEFITSHOW BECOMETOAMEMBER
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CONTACT INFORMATION Name (appears in programs) CityAddress State Zip Phone (day) Cell Email SEATING REQUESTS Seating Needs: Do you need wheelchair or motorized scooter accessible area? ☐ Yes ☐ No Do you need aisle seating? ☐ Yes/Left Aisle ☐ Yes/Right Aisle ☐ No (Applies to reserve seating events, Operas and PRISM only) Other Accessible Needs CHECK____________________________________________________________________________________________________THEAPPROPRIATEBOXTOINDICATEYOURMEMBERSHIPLEVEL ☐ Dean’s Circle $2500 (Includes two sets of season tickets to each event in the UMA Concert Series and dinner with the College of Music Dean) ☐ Gold Circle $1000 (Includes two sets of season tickets to each event in the UMA Concert Series) ☐ Sustainer $500 (Includes two sets of season tickets to each event in the UMA Concert Series) ☐ Patron $250 (Includes one set of season tickets to each event in the UMA Concert Series) ☐ Associate $100 (Does not include tickets to the UMA Concert Series) CHOOSE____________________________________________________________________________________________________THEDATES(CHECKONEDATEYOUWILLATTENDFOREACHPERFORMANCE) Fall Opera: W. A. Mozart’s The Marriage of Figaro: ☐ Oct 27, 7:30 pm ☐ Oct 28, 7:30 pm ☐ Oct 29, 7:30 pm ☐ Oct 30, 3 pm Spring Opera: A Streetcar Named Desire: ☐ Mar 30, 7:30 pm ☐ Mar 31, 7:30 pm ☐ Apr 1, 7:30 pm ☐ Apr 2, 3 pm Summer Opera: TBD : ☐ May 26, 7:30 pm ☐ May 27, 7:30 pm ADDITIONAL____________________________________________________________________________________________________TICKETOPTION:
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YOU MUST BECOME A UMA MEMBER TO PURCHASE THESE TICKETS IN ADVANCE. PRISM IN RUBY DIAMOND CONCERT HALL, 7:30 PM Choose the performance date and indicate the number of tickets desired ($20 each): #_____ Nov 29 # _____ Nov 30 #_____ Dec 1 # _____ Dec 2 Seat preference (Ruby Diamond Concert Hall): ☐ Main Floor ☐ Balcony $___________ (total payment for PRISM tickets) SEASONAL CELEBRATION IN RUBY DIAMOND CONCERT HALL, Dec 4, 7:30 pm # _____ $10 (Adult) #_____ $5 [Senior, Child (under 10) or Non-FSU Student] # _____ $5 (Group 10+) $___________ (total payment for Seasonal Celebration RAINBOW____________________________________________________________________________________________________tickets)CONCERTINOPPERMANMUSICHALLMARCH4,7:30PM # _____ $10 (Adult, Senior) #_____ $5 [Child (under 10) or Non-FSU Student] # _____ $5 (Group 10+) $___________ (total payment for Rainbow Concert ____________________________________________________________________________________________________tickets) SPECIAL EVENTS ADVANCE TICKET ORDER TOTAL YOUR ORDER: $_________ UMA Membership $_________ Mimi’s Fund donation: This is a $100 optional donation. Mimi’s Fund is for opera aficionados within the UMA who would like to provide additional support for FSU opera students and $_________activities.Additional sets of UMA tickets $_________ PRISM Concert tickets $_________ Seasonal Celebration tickets $_________ Rainbow Concert tickets $_________ Handling Fee $_________ $5 Delivery Fee (if not email) $_________ GRAND TOTAL DELIVERY METHOD (choose one): ☐ Delayed Email ☐ $5 Will Call ☐ $5 Mail PAYMENT METHOD: ☐ Visa ☐ MasterCard ☐ AmEx ☐ Discover ☐ Check # ___________________________ Make checks payable to FSU or Fine Arts Ticket Office Card Number: ____________________________________ Print Name: _______________________________________ Exp. Date: _______ CVC: ______ Zip:__________________ Signature: ________________________________________ Mail Order Form To: Fine Arts Ticket Office P.O. Box Tallahassee3061160FL32306-1160 Or Order Tickets by: Phone: 850.644.6500 Web: tickets.music.fsu.edu For____________________________________________________________________________________________________questionsormoreinformationaboutourUMAMembershiporEvents, contact Kim Shively at kshively@fsu.edu or 850-644-4744, or visit our ticketing website at tickets.music.fsu.edu $5 Pg 2/2
UKirk EPSKRB DonutsDunkin’BookstoreBill’sWelcome Center Visitor Parking UMA ParkingMember FAAHECPCBRSB FINEOFFICETICKETARTS Faculty/Staff or Student permit requiredopen after 5pm and on weekends Handicap permit required Parking garage - open after 5pm and on weekends; some metered parking Metered parking COLLEGE OF BUILDINGS/VENUESMUSICPARKING Welcome Center - limited visitor parking UMA Member Reserved Parking RubyRoundaboutDiamond WEWHEREARE RUBY CONCERTDIAMONDHALL WESTCOTT BUILDING 222 S COPELAND ST TALLAHASSEE, FL 32306 NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF COPELAND AND COLLEGE OPPERMAN MUSIC HALL KUERSTEINER MUSIC BLDG 114 N COPELAND ST TALLAHASSEE, FL 32306 NEAR THE INTERSECTION OF COPELAND AND PARK Celebrate our season opening on September 9 with vocalist Inga Swearingen and the FSU jazz faculty. SERIES VENUES
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