Join us for an evening of music and stories from decades past, as we kick off a celebration of the CU Boulder College of Music's 100th anniversary. This hour-long presentation will feature live performances by several current faculty members and students, as well as a few multimedia surprises. A family-friendly event, it will highlight the movers and shakers—including many colorful characters—who helped to grow the college from its earliest days to the present.
Throughout 2020, the College of Music is celebrating its centennial year with a series of special events involving each of the different academic areas at the college. Join us as we mark the moments that made the college’s first 100 years special—and look ahead to the next 100 years of music at CU Boulder.
Performance date and time:
Tuesday, Jan. 21, 7:30 p.m.
Programs:
Jean Berger: "No Man Is an Island"; Victor Herbert: “Sweethearts” from "Sweethearts"; Giuseppe Verdi: “Caro nome” from "Rigoletto"; Sherman Storr: Sonatine No. 2; Valerie Coleman: "Umoja"; Sado Okesa; Wolfgang A. Mozart: "String Quartet in G major, K. 387"; George Crumb: "Celestial Mechanics" (Makrokosmos IV); Glenn Miller: "Moonlight Serenade"
Artists
Andrew Cooperstock
Piano
Mutsumi Moteki
piano
Abigail Nims
Mezzo soprano
Erika Eckert
Viola
Other
John Gunther
Saxophone
Martina Miranda
Jay Keister
Thomas Riis
Robert Shay
Steven Bruns
