[Track 1]. Billie / Jacob ter Veldhuis -- [Track 2]. Pasta concerto. Spaghetti ; Farfalle -- [Track 3]. Bachianas Brasileiras no. 5 / Hector Villa-Lobos -- [Track 4]. Brawl / Annie Gosfield -- [Track 5]. Lo yisa goy / Stacy Garrop -- [Track 6]. Drifting / Corey Dundee -- [Track 7]. Staying the night

Frigo, Connie

Hertzog, Jake

Lorenzo, Benjamin

Matheny, Dylan

Roper, Quintin

Rose Saxophone Quartet

Troiano, Eric

University of Arkansas. Saxophone Ensemble

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University of Arkansas, Fayetteville ScholarWorks@UARK Concert Recordings Music 2022 Concert recording 2022-02-26 Connie Frigo Eric Troiano Jake Hertzog Benjamin Lorenzo Dylan Matheny See next page for additional authors Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.uark.edu/musccr  Part of the Music Performance Commons Citation Frigo, C., Troiano, E., Hertzog, J., Lorenzo, B., Matheny, D., Roper, Q., Rose Saxophone Quartet., & University of Arkansas. Saxophone Ensemble. (2022). Concert recording 2022-02-26. Concert Recordings. Retrieved from https://scholarworks.uark.edu/musccr/645 This Music Performance is brought to you for free and open access by the Music at ScholarWorks@UARK. It has been accepted for inclusion in Concert Recordings by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@UARK. For more information, please contact scholar@uark.edu. Performer(s) Connie Frigo, Eric Troiano, Jake Hertzog, Benjamin Lorenzo, Dylan Matheny, Quintin Roper, Rose Saxophone Quartet, and University of Arkansas. Saxophone Ensemble This music performance is available at ScholarWorks@UARK: https://scholarworks.uark.edu/musccr/645 February 26, 2022 | 7:30 PMStella Boyle Smith Concert HallARKANSASSAXOPHONEWORKSHOPGUEST ARTIST CONCERTConnie Frigo, saxophone withEric Troiano, saxophoneJake Hertzog, guitarBenjamin Lorenzo, conductorUniversity of Arkansas Saxophone StudioUAMusicBillie (2003)....................................................................................... Jacob ter Veldhuis (b. 1951)Connie Frigo, saxophonePasta Concerto (2018) .................................................................Jean-Denis Michat (b. 1971)SpaghettiFarfalleEric Troiano, soprano saxophoneJacob Hertzog, electric guitarBenjamin Lorenzo, conductorEnsembleDylan Matheny, soprano saxophoneBailey Ross, alto saxophoneTyler Trickey, alto saxophoneCatherine Ryan, tenor saxophoneRyan Miller, tenor saxophoneQuintin Roper, baritone saxophoneEric Aguilar, baritone saxophoneBachianas Brasileiras No. 5 (1938) ..................................Heitor Villa-Lobos (1887–1959)arr. Frank BongiornoConnie Frigo, alto saxophone soloistRose Saxophone QuartetBailey Ross, alto saxophoneErin Newberry, alto saxophoneRyan Miller, tenor saxophoneEric Aguilar, baritone saxophoneBrawl (1998) .............................................................................................Annie Gosfield (b. 1960)Dylan Matheny, soprano saxophoneConnie Frigo, alto saxophoneQuintin Roper, tenor saxophoneEric Troiano, baritone saxophoneLo Yisa Goy (2007/2020) ....................................................................... Stacy Garrop (b. 1969)Drifting (2014) ......................................................................................... Corey Dundee (b. 1991)University of Arkansas Saxophone EnsembleEric Aguilar, Nathan Alexander, Avery Angus, Markell Cox,Dylan Engholm, Crystal Espinosa, Haley Evans, Erin Faldon,Gabriel Garcia, Sallie Hendrix, Dylan Matheny, Ryan Miller,Max Morrow, Erin Newberry, Zechary Phouthavong, Quintin Roper,Bailey Ross, Catherine Ryan, Andrew Swerts, Tyler TrickeyCONCERT PROGRAMARTIST BIOGRAPHYDr. Connie Frigo is an accomplished soloist, chamber musician, teacher, speaker, and founder of numerous festivals.  She is sought-after presenter on topics relating to professional development, entrepreneurship, creativity, and women in music, and is a steadfast organizer of interdisciplinary events with a focus on the creative process and engaging new audiences. She has at taught saxophone at UGA since 2011, and is the inaugural Chair of the North American Saxophone Alliance's Committee on the Status of Women, where her leadership has overseen the launch of a women’s mentoring program.Highlights of Frigo’s career include six years with the premiere U.S. Navy Band, Washington, D.C., a position she won as a junior in college; seven years touring nationally as the baritone saxophonist with the New Century Saxophone Quartet; and faculty positions at the Universities of Tennessee, Maryland and Ithaca College prior to UGA.  She is a Fulbright Scholar to the Netherlands, where she began a lifelong collaboration with Dutch ‘avant pop’ composer JacobTV. In recent years, Frigo has traveled to Italy, Russia, Brazil and Panama to perform and teach.  She has served on the faculties of the American Saxophone Academy at the Eastman School of Music, the Great Plains Saxophone Workshop (OK), and the Dakota Chamber Music Festival (ND).  In August 2017, her trio, The Yargo Trio, featuring Angela Jones-Reus (flute) and Liza Stepanova (piano), released their debut album Voices, Reimagined, produced by Mark Records.Graduates of Frigo's studio earn military band positions, university and public school teaching positions, and graduate assistantships at leading schools of music across the country, in addition to pursuing other career fields as double majors with music. Her students have won concerto, young artist, and chamber music competitions at national levels.Frigo has been a part of commissioning and premiering the works of many composers including JacobTV, Bang On a Can co-founder David Lang, Ben Johnston, John Fitz Rogers, Joel Love and Peter van Zandt Lane, among others. In 2020, the Yargo Trio will premiere a new work written for them by Lowell Liebermann.Frigo is a Henri Selmer Paris artist and D’Addario artist. She is a grant recipient of the National Endowment for the Arts, Aaron Copland Fund, Netherlands-America Foundation, and Chamber Music America.  Her degrees are from Ithaca College (BM), The University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana (MM), Conservatorium van Amsterdam (Fulbright, post-graduate performer’s diploma) and The University of South Carolina (DMA).MO 28 University Symphony Orchestra 7:30 pm, Faulkner Performing Arts Center tickets at uark.universitytickets.comTU 1 Wind Symphony & 4:00 Concert Band 7:30 pm, Faulkner Performing Arts Center tickets at uark.universitytickets.comWE 2 Hertzog Guitar Studio Recital   7:30 pm, Stella Boyle Smith Concert Hall free and open to the publicTH 3 Treble Chorus & Recital Chorus 7:30 pm, Faulkner Performing Arts Center tickets at uark.universitytickets.comSU 6 Music Honors Recital 3:30 pm, Faulkner Performing Arts Center tickets at uark.universitytickets.comMO 7	 Guest	Artist	Concert: Drew Irwin, violin   7:30 pm, Stella Boyle Smith Concert Hall free and open to the publicTH 10 University Chamber Orchestra   7:30 pm, Stella Boyle Smith Concert Hall free and open to the publicSU 13	 SHE	Festival	Faculty	Collage 3:00 pm, YouTube Premiere youtube.com/c/uarkmusicTU 15 Arkansas Brassworks   7:30 pm, Stella Boyle Smith Concert Hall free and open to the publicSU 17	 SHE	Festival	Student	Collage 4:00 pm, YouTube Premiere youtube.com/c/uarkmusicFEBRUARY Ushering and stage management for this concert provided by Sigma Alpha Iota and Phi Mu Alpha.MARCH, CONT.MARCHThe University of Arkansas, Department of Music is housed in the Billingsley Music Building and is accredited by the National Association of Schools of Music. Home to over 300 music students and fifty faculty members, we offer a variety of degree programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels. Through generous support from alumni and friends, the Department of Music became an All-Steinway School in 2010. The University of Arkansas is the third SEC school to gain the distinction and one of only 150 universities worldwide with the honor. Department faculty and students perform over 600 concerts per year, on and off campus. Large concerts are performed at the 600-seat Faulkner Performing Arts Center with intimate chamber and solo concerts primarily presented at the 200-seat Stella Boyle Smith Concert Hall. Additionally, students and faculty perform throughout the region, including the Pryor Center for the Arkansas Oral and Visual History.For more information, find us on social media or contact us at (479) 575-4701, email us at music@uark.edu, or visit music.uark.edu.GivinG and SUppOrTOur musical offerings are supported by contributions from alumni, friends, and generous benefactors. If you enjoy our concerts, please consider giving to support our continued efforts. Giving is simple and can be made through the University system by visiting                       www.onlinegiving.uark.edu. Simply designate the Department of Music for your gift, choose an amount, and fill out the online submission or call Fulbright Development at (479) 575-4272. Your gifts will help the Department better our students through scholarships, performance, and the best in instruction.UPCOMING EVENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS

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ScholarWorks@UARK

University of Arkansas, Fayetteville ScholarWorks@UARK Concert Recordings Music 2022 Concert recording 2022-02-26 Connie Frigo Eric Troiano Jake Hertzog Benjamin Lorenzo Dylan Matheny See next page for additional authors Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.uark.edu/musccr  Part of the Music Performance Commons Citation Frigo, C., Troiano, E., Hertzog, J., Lorenzo, B., Matheny, D., & Roper, Q. (2022). Concert recording 2022-02-26. Concert Recordings. Retrieved from https://scholarworks.uark.edu/musccr/645 This Music Performance is brought to you for free and open access by the Music at ScholarWorks@UARK. It has been accepted for inclusion in Concert Recordings by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks@UARK. For more information, please contact scholar@uark.edu. Performer(s) Connie Frigo, Eric Troiano, Jake Hertzog, Benjamin Lorenzo, Dylan Matheny, and Quintin Roper This music performance is available at ScholarWorks@UARK: https://scholarworks.uark.edu/musccr/645 February 26, 2022 | 7:30 PMStella Boyle Smith Concert HallARKANSASSAXOPHONEWORKSHOPGUEST ARTIST CONCERTConnie Frigo, saxophone withEric Troiano, saxophoneJake Hertzog, guitarBenjamin Lorenzo, conductorUniversity of Arkansas Saxophone StudioUAMusicBillie (2003)....................................................................................... Jacob ter Veldhuis (b. 1951)Connie Frigo, saxophonePasta Concerto (2018) .................................................................Jean-Denis Michat (b. 1971)SpaghettiFarfalleEric Troiano, soprano saxophoneJacob Hertzog, electric guitarBenjamin Lorenzo, conductorEnsembleDylan Matheny, soprano saxophoneBailey Ross, alto saxophoneTyler Trickey, alto saxophoneCatherine Ryan, tenor saxophoneRyan Miller, tenor saxophoneQuintin Roper, baritone saxophoneEric Aguilar, baritone saxophoneBachianas Brasileiras No. 5 (1938) ..................................Heitor Villa-Lobos (1887–1959)arr. Frank BongiornoConnie Frigo, alto saxophone soloistRose Saxophone QuartetBailey Ross, alto saxophoneErin Newberry, alto saxophoneRyan Miller, tenor saxophoneEric Aguilar, baritone saxophoneBrawl (1998) .............................................................................................Annie Gosfield (b. 1960)Dylan Matheny, soprano saxophoneConnie Frigo, alto saxophoneQuintin Roper, tenor saxophoneEric Troiano, baritone saxophoneLo Yisa Goy (2007/2020) ....................................................................... Stacy Garrop (b. 1969)Drifting (2014) ......................................................................................... Corey Dundee (b. 1991)University of Arkansas Saxophone EnsembleEric Aguilar, Nathan Alexander, Avery Angus, Markell Cox,Dylan Engholm, Crystal Espinosa, Haley Evans, Erin Faldon,Gabriel Garcia, Sallie Hendrix, Dylan Matheny, Ryan Miller,Max Morrow, Erin Newberry, Zechary Phouthavong, Quintin Roper,Bailey Ross, Catherine Ryan, Andrew Swerts, Tyler TrickeyCONCERT PROGRAMARTIST BIOGRAPHYDr. Connie Frigo is an accomplished soloist, chamber musician, teacher, speaker, and founder of numerous festivals.  She is sought-after presenter on topics relating to professional development, entrepreneurship, creativity, and women in music, and is a steadfast organizer of interdisciplinary events with a focus on the creative process and engaging new audiences. She has at taught saxophone at UGA since 2011, and is the inaugural Chair of the North American Saxophone Alliance's Committee on the Status of Women, where her leadership has overseen the launch of a women’s mentoring program.Highlights of Frigo’s career include six years with the premiere U.S. Navy Band, Washington, D.C., a position she won as a junior in college; seven years touring nationally as the baritone saxophonist with the New Century Saxophone Quartet; and faculty positions at the Universities of Tennessee, Maryland and Ithaca College prior to UGA.  She is a Fulbright Scholar to the Netherlands, where she began a lifelong collaboration with Dutch ‘avant pop’ composer JacobTV. In recent years, Frigo has traveled to Italy, Russia, Brazil and Panama to perform and teach.  She has served on the faculties of the American Saxophone Academy at the Eastman School of Music, the Great Plains Saxophone Workshop (OK), and the Dakota Chamber Music Festival (ND).  In August 2017, her trio, The Yargo Trio, featuring Angela Jones-Reus (flute) and Liza Stepanova (piano), released their debut album Voices, Reimagined, produced by Mark Records.Graduates of Frigo's studio earn military band positions, university and public school teaching positions, and graduate assistantships at leading schools of music across the country, in addition to pursuing other career fields as double majors with music. Her students have won concerto, young artist, and chamber music competitions at national levels.Frigo has been a part of commissioning and premiering the works of many composers including JacobTV, Bang On a Can co-founder David Lang, Ben Johnston, John Fitz Rogers, Joel Love and Peter van Zandt Lane, among others. In 2020, the Yargo Trio will premiere a new work written for them by Lowell Liebermann.Frigo is a Henri Selmer Paris artist and D’Addario artist. She is a grant recipient of the National Endowment for the Arts, Aaron Copland Fund, Netherlands-America Foundation, and Chamber Music America.  Her degrees are from Ithaca College (BM), The University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana (MM), Conservatorium van Amsterdam (Fulbright, post-graduate performer’s diploma) and The University of South Carolina (DMA).MO 28 University Symphony Orchestra 7:30 pm, Faulkner Performing Arts Center tickets at uark.universitytickets.comTU 1 Wind Symphony & 4:00 Concert Band 7:30 pm, Faulkner Performing Arts Center tickets at uark.universitytickets.comWE 2 Hertzog Guitar Studio Recital   7:30 pm, Stella Boyle Smith Concert Hall free and open to the publicTH 3 Treble Chorus & Recital Chorus 7:30 pm, Faulkner Performing Arts Center tickets at uark.universitytickets.comSU 6 Music Honors Recital 3:30 pm, Faulkner Performing Arts Center tickets at uark.universitytickets.comMO 7	 Guest	Artist	Concert: Drew Irwin, violin   7:30 pm, Stella Boyle Smith Concert Hall free and open to the publicTH 10 University Chamber Orchestra   7:30 pm, Stella Boyle Smith Concert Hall free and open to the publicSU 13	 SHE	Festival	Faculty	Collage 3:00 pm, YouTube Premiere youtube.com/c/uarkmusicTU 15 Arkansas Brassworks   7:30 pm, Stella Boyle Smith Concert Hall free and open to the publicSU 17	 SHE	Festival	Student	Collage 4:00 pm, YouTube Premiere youtube.com/c/uarkmusicFEBRUARY Ushering and stage management for this concert provided by Sigma Alpha Iota and Phi Mu Alpha.MARCH, CONT.MARCHThe University of Arkansas, Department of Music is housed in the Billingsley Music Building and is accredited by the National Association of Schools of Music. Home to over 300 music students and fifty faculty members, we offer a variety of degree programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels. Through generous support from alumni and friends, the Department of Music became an All-Steinway School in 2010. The University of Arkansas is the third SEC school to gain the distinction and one of only 150 universities worldwide with the honor. Department faculty and students perform over 600 concerts per year, on and off campus. Large concerts are performed at the 600-seat Faulkner Performing Arts Center with intimate chamber and solo concerts primarily presented at the 200-seat Stella Boyle Smith Concert Hall. Additionally, students and faculty perform throughout the region, including the Pryor Center for the Arkansas Oral and Visual History.For more information, find us on social media or contact us at (479) 575-4701, email us at music@uark.edu, or visit music.uark.edu.GivinG and SUppOrTOur musical offerings are supported by contributions from alumni, friends, and generous benefactors. If you enjoy our concerts, please consider giving to support our continued efforts. Giving is simple and can be made through the University system by visiting                       www.onlinegiving.uark.edu. Simply designate the Department of Music for your gift, choose an amount, and fill out the online submission or call Fulbright Development at (479) 575-4272. Your gifts will help the Department better our students through scholarships, performance, and the best in instruction.UPCOMING EVENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS

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