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University of Montana ScholarWorks at University of Montana Arts Events Calendar, 1962-2018 University of Montana Publications Spring 2011 UMArts Calendar of Events, Spring 2011 University of Montana--Missoula. College of Visual and Performing Arts Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.umt.edu/artscalendar Let us know how access to this document benefits you. Recommended Citation University of Montana--Missoula. College of Visual and Performing Arts, "UMArts Calendar of Events, Spring 2011" (2011). Arts Events Calendar, 1962-2018. 36. https://scholarworks.umt.edu/artscalendar/36 This Calendar is brought to you for free and open access by the University of Montana Publications at ScholarWorks at University of Montana. It has been accepted for inclusion in Arts Events Calendar, 1962-2018 by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks at University of Montana. For more information, please contact scholarworks@mso.umt.edu. College of Visual and Performing Arts The University of MontanaPARTV 110 - MFAA03Missoula, MT 59812-8208Non-profit Organization U.S. PostagePAID Permit No. 100 Missoula, MT 59812College of Visual and PerfdrminsertsCALENDAR OF EVENTSART DANCE MEDIAARTS MUSIC THEATRE(’ indicates th tickelJANUARY1-3/12 Montana Museum of Art & Culture presents Renoir, Magritte, Gauguin and other European Masterpieces from a Private Collection and Three Centuries of European Prints from the MM AC Permanent Collection, gallery hours Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Saturday 12-3 PM, Thursday, Friday 12-6 PM, Meloy and Paxson Galleries, $5 donation is suggested, 243-201921 Montana Repertory Theatre Opening Night Gala and Performance of Bus Stop by William Inge, Montana Theatre, 243-4581 or 243-6809"25 Faculty and Guest Artist Recital Series, featuring Nancy Cooper, organ, 7:30 PM, Music Recital Hall, 243-6880’25-29, 2/1-3,5Montana Repertory Theatre presents Bus Stop by William Inge, 7:30 PM, matinee Saturday, 1/29, 2 PM, Montana Theatre, 243-4581’Missoula Symphony Orchestra presents The Wild West. Annual Family Concert, 7 PM, University Theatre, 721-3194’School of Theatre & Dance presents American College Dance Festival Association (ACDFA) Benefit Concert, 7:30 PM, The Open Space, $5 donation is suggested, 243-268230 School of Music presents Keyboard Benefit Recital, featuring Barbara Blegen, Margery Whatley, Christopher Hahn and Steven Hesla, 3 PM, Music Recital Hall, 243-6880*FEBRUARY1-25 Gallery of Visual Arts presents Sewn Drawings of China Marks, opening reception Thursday, 2/3, 5-7 PM, gallery hours Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 11 AM-5 PM, Thursday 11 AM-6 PM, Monday by appointment, 243-2813School of Music presents Fusion II Concert, featuring UM bands, orchestra, choirs, jazz combos, chamber ensembles, music technology ensembles and more. In thirty-three snapshot performances, 7:30 PM, University Theatre, 243-6880’Irish Studies Guest Artist Lecture, featuring P J. Curtis, music producer, 7:30 PM, Music Recital Hall, 243-4051’Faculty and Guest Artist Recital Series, featuring Fern Glass Boyd, cello, 7:30 PM, Music Recital Hall, 243-6880*Montana Museum of Art & Culture presents A Good Likeness: Portraiture in the 18th-20th Centuries, a lecture byDr. Valerie Hedqulst, UM Professor of Art History and Criticism, 7 PM, Montana Theatre, 243-201910 Faculty and Guest Artist Recital Series, featuring David Cody, tenor, and Steven Hesla, piano, performing Robert Schumann's Kernerlieder and Dichterliebe song cycles, 7:30 PM, Music Recital Hall, 243-6880’Faculty and Guest Artist Recital Series, featuring Johan Eriksson, saxophone, 7:30 PM, Music Recital Hall, 243-6880*String Orchestra of the Rockies presents The Last Round: An Orchestral Showcase, featuring the music of Osval Music Recital Hall, 493-2990’15 School of Art presents Archie Bray Day, artists from the Archie Bray Foundation in Helena will be presenting demonstrations,10 AM-12:30 PM, 1:30 PM-4:45 PM, 5:10 PM slide presentation, Art Annex, 243-4181Faculty and Guest Artist Recital Series, featuring Allen Vizzuti, trumpet, 7:30 PM, Music Recital Hall, 243-6880’Irish Studies Guest Artist Recital Series, featuring James Kelly, fiddler, 7:30 PM, Music Recital Hall, 243-4051"19-20 Missoula Symphony Orchestra, featuring Antonio Pompa-Baldi, piano, 7:30 PM Saturday, 3 PM Sunday, University Theatre, 721-3194"22-26, 3/1-5 School of Theatre & Dance presents The Lion in Winter by James Goldman, 7:30 PM, Masquer Theatre, 243-4581’25 Faculty and Guest Artist Recital Series, a recital and preconcert lecture by award-winning new music ensemble E.A.R. Unit fromLos Angeles, with violinist Eric Clark, pianist Vicki Ray and percussionist Amy Knoles, 7:30 PM, Music Recital Hall, 243-6880"26 School of Music presents World Rhythms Percussion Concert, featuring Abdoul Doumbia and Djeneba Seko of Mali, West Africa, 7:30 PM, University Theatre, 243-6880*MARCHFaculty and Guest Artist Recital Series, featuring Margaret Nichols Baldridge, violin, 7:30 PM, Music Recital Hall, 243-6880*Faculty and Guest Artist Recital Series, featuring Keith Lemmons, clarinet, 7:30 PM, Music Recital Hall, 243-6880"4 UM Jazz Band Concert, 7:30 PM, University Theatre, 243-6880*Faculty and Guest Artist Recital Series, featuring Anne Basinski, soprano, 7:30 PM, Music Recital Hall, 243-6880*School of Theatre & Dance presents Dance New Works: Spring Dance Showcase, 7:30 PM, matinee Saturday, 3/12 2 PM The Open Space, 243-4581*8-12, 15-19 Montana Rep Missoula presents Bad Habits by Terrence McNally, 7:30 PM, Crystal Theatre, 243-4581’School of Art presents a Visiting Artist Lecture by Steven Pearson, painting, 5:30-6:30 PM, Social Sciences Building, Room 356, sponsored by the Jim and Jane Dew Visiting Artist Lecture Fund, 243-4181MARCH continued on the other side...9SPRING 2011 The University ofMontanaCollege of Visual and PerforQiirrg ArtsCALENDAR OF EVENTSART DANCE MEDIA ARTS MUSIC THEATREMARCH9 Montana Museum of Art & Culture presents The Life of a Masterpiece a lecture by Brandon Pelntipc mm AC Ct irator of Art 7 PM Masquer Theatre, 243-201910-2411Gallery of Visual Arts and the Artists Collective present the 16th Annual Juried Student Art Exhibition, opening reception Thursday, 3/10, 5-7 PM, awards ceremony 6 PM, gallery hours Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 11 AM-5 PM, Thursday 11 AM-6 PM, Monday by appointment, 243-2813UM Symphonic Wind Ensemble with North American Saxophone Alliance Ensemble, 7:30 PM, University Theatre, 243-6880’12-13 Missoula Symphony Orchestra and Chorale presents Viva Italial, 7:30 PM Saturday, 3 PM Sunday, University Theatre, 721-3194’1519School of Art presents a Visiting Artist Lecture by Richard Hirsch, ceramics, 6 PM, Social Sciences Building, Room 356, sponsored by the Jim and Jane Dew Visiting Artist Lecture Fund, 243-4181Odyssey of the Stars-A Celebration of Artistic Journeys, honoring Lt. Col. Timothy Holtan, MME'83, Commandant, the U.S Army School of Music; a scholarship benefit for students of the UM College of Visual and Performing Arts, featuring students and faculty in an evening of music, dance, theatre and art, 7:30 PM, University Theatre, 243-4970’20 Irish Studies Guest Artist Recital Series, featuring Seamus O'Bhelaoich, 7:30 PM, Music Recital Hall, 243-4051’22-26, 29-314/1-2Schools of Music and Theatre & Dance present Crazy for You by George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin and Ken Ludwig, 7:30 PM, matinee Saturday, 3/26, 2 PM, Montana Theatre, 243-4581’24-5/21 Montana Museum of Art & Culture presents Sense and Sensation: Laurie Fendrich, Paintings and Drawings 1990-2010 andBarry Hood: Flow, gallery hours Tuesday. Wednesday, Saturday 12-3 PM, Thursday, Friday 12-6 PM, Meloy and Paxson Galleries, $5 donation is suggested, 243-201925 UM Symphony Orchestra, 7:30 PM, University Theatre, 243-6880’APRIL1 Montana Museum of Art & Culture presents a lecture by Laurie Fendrich, in conjunction with her retrospective exhibition, Sense and Sensation. 3 PM, Masquer Theatre, followed by a First Friday reception, 4-6 PM, PARTV lobby, 243-20198 Faculty and Guest Artist Recital Series, featuring Caleb Harris, piano, and Gal Faganel, cello, 7:30 PM, Music Recital Hall, 243-6880*9 Irish Studies Guest Artist Recital Series, featuring Eoin Oriabhaigh, 7:30 PM, Music Recital Hall, 243-405TUM Opera Theater, 7:30 PM, Music Recital Hall, 243-6880*Faculty and Guest Artist Recital Series, featuring David Cody, tenor, 7:30 PM, Music Recital Hall, 243-6880’Gallery of Visual Arts presents the BFA Senior Thesis Exhibition, opening reception Thursday, 4/14, 5-7 PM. closing receptionThursday, 4/21, 5-7 PM, gallery hours Tuesday. Wednesday, Friday 11 AM-5 PM, Thursday 11 AM-6 PM, Monday by appointment, 243-281312-16, 19-23 Montana Rep Missoula presents Two Rooms by Lee Blessing, 7:30 PM, Crystal Theatre, 243-4581’14 President's Lecture Series in collaboration with the Montana Museum of Art & Culture presents The Endless Fifteen Minutes: Fame,Celebrity and Art Today, a lecture by Mark Stevens, writer and critic, winner of the Pulitzer Prize for De Kooning: An American Master (2005), 8 PM, University Theatre, 243-2019School of Music presents Faculty Chamber Recital. 7:30 PM, Music Recital Hall, 243-6880’School of Theatre & Dance presents Spring Studio Works: Informal Dance Concert, 6:30 PM and 8:30 PM, The Open Space, 243-4581’String Orchestra of the Rockies presents Mozart in the Spring, featuring Roger Wright, piano, 7:30 PM, Music Recital Hall, 493-2990’School of Art presents a Visiting Artist Lecture by Judy Pfaff, sculpture, 6:15 PM, North Underground Lecture Hall, sponsored by the Jim and Jane Dew Visiting Artist Lecture Fund, 243-418118-19 School of Music presents Composers' Showcase, featuring four concerts of new pieces by students in the Composition and Music Technology program and visiting guest composer Melissa Hui. 2:10 PM and 7:30 PM Monday and Tuesday, Music Recital Hall, open to the public free of charge, 243-688021 School of Music presents Capps-Rickard Singer of the Year Finals, 7:30 PM, Music Recital Hall, open to the public free of charge, 243-68802222UM Percussion Ensemble and Islanders Steel Drum Band Concert, featuring the music of Frank Zappa, with guest artist Brian Oppel, drums, 7:30 PM, University Theatre, 243-6880’Irish Studies Guest Artist Recital Series, featuring Sean Tyrrell, 7:30 PM, Music Recital Hall, 243-405 TUniversity Concert Band. 7:30 PM, University Theatre, 243-6880’UM Women's Chorus, 7:30 PM, Music Recital Hall, open to the public without charge, 243-6880UM Symphonic Wind Ensemble with Hellgate High School Wind Ensemble, 7:30 PM, University Theatre, 243-6880’School of Theatre & Dance presents Fuddy Meers by David Lindsay-Abaire, 7:30 PM, Masquer Theatre, 243-4581*27-30 School of Theatre & Dance presents Dance in Concert, featuring Cloudless Suites, choreographed by renowned choreographer Susan Marshall, 7:30 PM, Montana Theatre, 243-4581*28-5/13 Gallery of Visual Arts presents Lucy Capehart and Stephanie Johnsen: MFA Thesis Exhibitions, opening reception Thursday, 4/28,5-7 PM, gallery hours Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday 11 AM-5 PM, Thursday 11 AM-6 PM, Monday by appointment, 243-281329-30 Buddy DeFranco Jazz Festival, featuring Buddy DeFranco, with guest artists Arturo Sandoval, trumpet, and Robin Eubanks, trombone, 7:30 PM, University Theatre. For tickets, call GrizTix at 1-888-666-8262. For more information regarding clinics and performances, please call 243-5071*MAYSchool of Music Honors Convocation, 7:30 PM, Music Recital Hall, open to the public without charge, 243-6880University Choir and Chamber Chorale, 7:30 PM, University Theatre, 243-6880’Montana Museum of Art & Culture presents a First Friday reception for Barry Hood: Flow, 4-6 PM, PARTV lobby, 243-2019Missoula Symphony Orchestra, featuring Ana Vldovic, guitar, 7:30 PM Saturday, 3 PM Sunday, University Theatre, 721-3194*School of Media Arts presents Graduate Showcase, 7-9 PM, University Center Theater, open to the public free of charge, 243-4540School of Media Arts presents Graduate Thesis Showcase, 7-9 PM, University Center Theater, open to the public free of charge, 243-4540School of Media Arts presents Undergraduate Open House, featuring undergraduate still image, motion design and animation, as well as experimental, documentary and narrative shorts, in three screening venues, 4-6 PM, McGill Hall, Rooms 227, 228, and 210, open to the public free of charge, 243-4540JUNEMontana Museum of Art & Culture presents Evolution: Ceramics from the Permanent Collection, opening reception Friday, 6/3, 4-6 PM, gallery hours Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday, 12-3 PM, Friday 12-6 PM, Meloy and Paxson Galleries, $5 donation is suggested, 243-2019JULYMontana Repertory Theatre presents Missoula Colony 16-A Celebration of Artists In Support of the Writer's Craft, readings in the afternoons and evenings, Montana Theatre, 243-6809"TICKET INFORMATION• Masquer Theatre, Montana Theatre and The Open Space call (406) 243-4581• Montana Rep Missoula, Crystal Theatre, 515 S. Higgins, call (406) 243-4581• Music Recital Hall call (406) 243-6880• University Theatre call GrizTix at l-(888)-666-8262 or (406) 243-4051• Missoula Symphony Orchestra call (406) 721-3194• String Orchestra of the Rockies call (406) 493-2990LOCATION INFORMATION-a map of the University campus is available at http://map.umt.eduFor current event information please visit: www.umt.edu/umarts

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