UIC Chamber Music Recital

UIC CHAMBER MUSIC RECITAL Recital Hall L285 1040 W Harrison St Friday November 19, 2021 7:30 pm

Land Acknowledgement Statement

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The UIC School of Theatre and Music sits on the traditional homeland of the original peoples of the area: the Three Fires Confederacy (the Potawatomi, Odawa, and Ojibwe Nations) as well as the Menominee and Ho-Chunk who—along with many Indigenous people—were among its first inhabitants.

With respect and gratitude, The School of Theatre and Music honors the many Native Americans who have, do, and will call this land their home.

STM acknowledges that we have benefitted from the repeated attacks on Native Americans that forced tribal representatives to sign the 1816 Treaty of St Louis, relinquishing to the U.S. all claims of the land from Lake Michigan to the Illinois River. This land seizure led to the era of economic development and rapid growth that made Chicago the metropolis that it is today.

We have an obligation to our students and the nearly 65,000 Native Americans now living in Chicago to do no further harm, to amplify Native voices, and to fight for equity and inclusion by engaging in anti-racism policies and practices. For us, this work begins with this statement, and must be followed by actions that immediately affect our work and life on campus. STM therefore commits to the following initiatives: / The creation of an Antiracism Action Plan and Committee / Antiracism training for all STM faculty and staff / Annual Recruitment workshops and on-site special events for Native high-schoolers. / An annual master class or talk with Native musicians and/or theatre artists. / Free tickets to STM performances and concerts, provided through UIC’s Native American Support Program. / Increased representation of BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) voices and perspectives in STM pedagogy, classrooms, and performances.

This is only the beginning of our work. We look forward to expanded and sustained STM programming that addresses ignorance, systemic racism, and white dominance.

Developed by STM Theatre Faculty 08.25.2020

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Repertoire

Trio from Clarinet Quintet K58,

W. A. Mozart (1756–1791)

A major (1781)

arr. E. Simon

Ten Pieces for Clarinet and Piano,

Louis Moyse (1912–2007)

Op. 37, No. 3 (1991) VII. Swinging Molly on the Shore (1907)

Percy Grainger (1882–1961) arr. E. Simon

Henry Hitterman, piano Abdo Timejardine-zomeno, clarinet Duet No 1 in C Major, Op 10 for

Carl Stamitz (1745–1801)

Violin and Viola (1773) I. Maestro Duan Tu, violin Reed McKay, viola Trio for Two Violins and Viola

Sergei Taneyev (1856–1915)

in D Major, Op. 21 (1907) I. Allegro giocoso e semplice Yutong Duan, violin Duan Tu, violin Reed McKay, viola Power (1978)

John Stevens (b. 1951)

O Magnum Mysterium (1994)

Morten Lauridsen (b. 1943) arr. McGowan

Julia Soulsby, euphonium Francisco Cruz, euphonium Juan Peinado, tuba Emmanuel Pizana, tuba Danny Boy

Frederic Weatherly (1848–1929) arr. János Csontos

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Repertoire

Heliotrope Bouquet (1907)

Scott Joplin (1868–1917)

Jordan Lulloff, soprano saxophone

arr. Elaine Zajac

Benjamin Branda, alto saxophone Sam Winters, tenor saxophone Jericho Kadusale, baritone saxophone

Adoration (1951)

Florence Price (1887-1953) arr. Von Hoff

Gravity (2020)

Anthony Barfield (b. 1983) Lily Cruz, trumpet Luis Ortiz, trumpet Julia Soulsby, euphonium Luis Lema, trombone Juan Peinado, tuba

UIC Music Concert Series Fall 2021

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Tuesday, November 23 Pop Rock Concert Recital Hall L285 1040 W. Harrison St. 7:30pm Nov 29–Dec 3 Campus Caroling with UIC Choirs UIC campus 11am–2pm (during rehearsal times) December 1–2 UIC Jazz Recital Room L285 Friday, December 3 UIC Percussion Ensemble UIC Theatre L280 1040 W. Harrison St. 7:30pm Our student concerts are free and Saturday, December 4

open to the public. Dates are subject

UIC Orchestra

to change. Visit us at

UIC Theatre L280

theatreandmusic.uic.edu for a full

1040 W. Harrison St.

listing of events.

3pm Please RSVP your attendance Saturday, December 4

registration link coming soon.

UIC Wind Ensemble

For accessibility and accommoda-

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tions contact our box office at

1040 W. Harrison St.

(312) 996-2939 or email

7:30pm

nealmac@uic.edu

Mission

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The School of Theatre & Music provides innovative, rigorous, and comprehensive academic and performance programs as part of our diverse, urban context. Our programs develop practical knowledge, cultural sensitivity, intellectual resourcefulness, and imaginative daring in emerging artists and scholars. We connect students to Chicago's abundant, vibrant theatre culture and to the city's dynamic jazz and classical music networks.

Thank you for being a dedicated member of our community!

When you make a gift of any size to the School of Theatre & Music, you invest in the future of our students and encourage them to discover and nurture their passions and talents. The School has funds that support a wide range of areas and programs: Theatre & Music Scholarship Fund Theatre & Music Annual Fund Music Ensembles (jazz, wind bands, orchestra, choir, etc.)

Youth Programs (Summer Camps, etc.)

Theatre & Music Facilities and Equipment