Faculty Tuesdays

"Resonant Renaissance" takes listeners on an inventive journey through narratives of underrepresented composers. Barbara York's emotive "A Caged Bird" and Elizabeth Raum's virtuosic "Bass Trombone Concerto" create a vast emotional tapestry. David Wilborn's "Jazz Triptych" celebrates jazz's impact on classical music. The recital aims to breathe life into less-heard voices, showcasing the trombone's versatility in a joyous rebirth. Each note resounds with rich emotion, echoing the vibrancy of neglected voices and amplifying the trombone's transformative power through resonance.

Program:
Sterling Tanner, trombone
Margaret McDonald, piano 
Logan Sorey, conductor 

Elizabeth Raum (b. 1945): Bass Trombone Concert
Barbara York (1949-2020): A Caged Bird 
David Wilborn (b. 1961): Jazz Triptych 
Tommy Pederson (1920-1988): Blue Topaz
Bass Trombone Solo with 6-part trombone ensemble

Renowned CU Boulder College of Music faculty artists perform with students and colleagues in chamber music recitals featuring world premieres and beloved classics. Join us for this free series in person at Grusin Music Hall or via livestream most Tuesdays August through March.

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