[Track 1]. Janus. I. Janua coeli [Track 2]. II. Janua inferni / Paul Hayden -- [Track 3]. Jackdaw / Wayne Siegel -- [Track 4]. Sonata for alto saxophone and piano. I. Two-part invention [Track 5]. II. La follia nuova: a lament for George Cacioppo [Track 6]. III. Scherzo  Will o\u27 the wisp  [Track 7]. IV. Recitative and dance / William Albright -- [Track 8]. Sonata in A major. I. Allegretto ben moderato [Track 9]. II. Allegro [Track 10]. III. Recitativo-fantasia: ben moderato [Track 11]. IV. Allegretto poco mosso / Caesar Franck translated by Jean-Yves Fourmeau

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University of Arkansas, Fayetteville ScholarWorks@UARK Concert Recordings Music 2017 Concert recording 2017-03-28 Eric Troiano Tomoko Kashiwagi Ronda Mains 1955- Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.uark.edu/musccr  Part of the Music Performance Commons Citation Troiano, E., Kashiwagi, T., & Mains, R. (2017). Concert recording 2017-03-28. Concert Recordings. Retrieved from https://scholarworks.uark.edu/musccr/276 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 ccmiddle@uark.edu. t U N I V E R S I T Y OF j.WILLIAM FULBRIGHT UAARKANSAS, Coii^°fArts&s— MusicFaculty Recital:Eric Troiano, saxophoneTomoko Kashiwagi, pianowithRonda Mains, fluteMarch 28, 2017 | 7:30 PMStella Boyle Smith Concert HallConcert ProgramJanus (2002) Paul Hayden (b. 1956)I. Janua CoeliII. Janua InferniRonda Mains, fluteJackdaw (1996) Wayne Siegel (b. 1953)Sonata for Alto Saxophone and Piano (1984)... William Albright (1944-1998)I. Two-Part InventionII. La follia nuova: a lament for George CacioppoIII. Scherzo "Will o' the wisp"IV. Recitative and DanceINTERMISSIONSonata in A Major (1886) Caesar Franck (1822-1890)trans. Jean-Yves FourmeauI. Allegretto ben moderatoII. AllegroII I . Recitative-Fantasia: Ben moderatoIV. Allegretto poco mossoArtist BiographiesEric Troiano joined the faculty of the University of Arkansas in the fall of 2016.He maintains an active teaching and performing career as a soloist and chambermusician. He has been a guest artist at numerous places including Ithaca College,Central Michigan University, Oakland University, Interlochen Center for the Arts,and many other high schools around Michigan and New York. As a memberof the Viridian Saxophone Quartet, he performs regularly across the country.The Viridian Quartet has won top prizes in North American Saxophone AllianceQuartet Competition, the Fischoff Chamber Music Competition, ColemanChamber Music Competition, and the MTNA Chamber Music Competition.An advocate for new music, Eric Troiano has premiered and commissionedmany new pieces for the saxophone and saxophone quartet, including pieces bycomposers Andrew Francis, Peter Golub, Justin Rito, Curtis Smith, among others.As an accomplished baritone saxophonist, Dr. Troiano has pioneered manysolo and chamber works for the instrument. He is in the process of creating apedagogical method for the baritone saxophone that utilizes the work of J.S.Bach to teach techniques of playing the instrument.A native of Connecticut, Troiano received a bachelor of music in music educationand saxophone performance from Ithaca College, a master of music in saxophoneperformance from Michigan State University, and completed -his doctorate insaxophone performance from Michigan State University. His primary teachersinclude Joseph Lulloff and Steven Mauk.Pianist Tomoko Kashiwagi, a native of Japan, began her piano studies at the ageof 6. She completed her Bachelor of Music and Master of Music degrees as wellas the Performer Diploma in Piano Performance at Indiana University. She is thefirst recipient of the Doctor of Musical Arts degree in Collaborative Piano fromthe University of Texas at Austin.During the summers, she has served as a staff pianist at the Interlochen ArtsCamp and was the piano faculty at the Ithaca College Suzuki Institute. Currently,she spends the summer at Meadowmount School of Music where gifted stringplayers gather from around the world. Ms. Kashiwagi served as a piano facultyat the Austin Chamber Music Center and worked as a staff pianist as well as theProgram Coordinator for the Collaborative Piano Program at the Butler Schoolof Music at the University of Texas at Austin. She has been the official pianist atthe International Society of Bassists Conventions as well as MTNA competitions.Ms. Kashiwagi joined the faculty at University of Arkansas in Fayetteville asInstructor of Piano and Collaborative Piano in Fall 2012.Ronda Mains is professor of flute/music education and chair of the departmentof music. She is principal flutist of the North Arkansas Symphony and performerwith the Lyrique Quintette, Cholthichanta/Mains Duo, and Zephyr Trio. Dr.Mains has appeared as a soloist with the North Arkansas Symphony, Universityof Arkansas Symphony Orchestra and Wind Symphony, Oregon Winds, BoiseSummer Symphony, the Treasure Valley Wind Ensemble, and the Boise StateUniversity Symphony and Wind Ensemble. She has performed solo and chambermusic nationally and abroad; in 1998, she performed at the National FluteConvention in Phoenix, Arizona. An advocate of contemporary music, Dr. Mainshas been actively involved in commissioning and recording new works with herchamber groups. She can be heard with Novaria on a CD featuring new musicfor flute and guitar and with the Lyrique Quintette on a CD entitled SomethingOld, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue. Asa member of thequintet, she has been involved in editing transcriptions for quintets. Dr. Mains isthe author of several articles.UPCOMING EVENTSMARCHWed 29Guest Artist Recital:Benjamin Hay, trumpet7:30 p.m., Stella Boyle Smith Concert Hall, freeThu 30 Jake Hertzog Trio6:00 p.m., Honors College Lounge, freeThu30 Mains & Ortega Flute Studio Recital6:30 p.m., Stella Boyle Smith Concert Hall, freeAPRILSun 2 Guest Artist Recital: Susan Milan, flute7:30 p.m., Stella Boyle Smith Concert Hall, freeMon3 Faculty Recital: Alisa Coffey, harp7:30 p.m., Stella Boyle Smith Concert Hall, freeTue4 Boston Mountain Brassworks7:30 p.m., Stella Boyle Smith Concert Hall, freeAPRIL, CONT.Fri7 Opera Theatre - Die Zauberflote7:30 p.m., Faulkner Performing Arts Center$10 general admission; $5 student/faculty/seniorWed 8 Tuba Euphonium Quartets6:00 p.m., Stella Boyle Smith Concert Hall, freeMon 10 Percussion Ensemble Concert7:30 p.m., Faulkner Performing Arts Center$10 general admission; $5 student/faculty/seniorWed 12Guest Artist Recital: Barry Stees7:30 p.m., Stella Boyte Smith Concert Hall, freeThu 13 Inspirational Chorale Concert7:30 p.m., Faulkner Performing Arts Center$10 general admission; $5 student/faculty/seniorTuel8 Latin American Ensemble Concert7:00 p.m., Stella Boyle Smith Concert Hall, freeUshering and stage management for this concert providedby Sigma Alpha lota and Phi Mu Alpha.GIVING AND SUPPORTOur musical offerings are supported by contributions from alumni, friends, and generousbenefactors. If you enjoy our concerts, please consider giving to support our continuedefforts. Giving is simple and can be made through the University system by visitingwww.onlinegiving.uark.edu. Simply designate the Department of Music for your gift,choose an amount, and fill out the online submission or call Blake Rickman with FulbrightDevelopment at (479) 575-4272. Your gifts will help the Department better our studentsthrough scholarships, performance, and the best in instruction.The University of Arkansas, Department of Music ishoused in the George and Boyce Billingsley MusicBuilding and is accredited by the National Associationof Schools of Music. Home to over 300 musicstudents and forty five faculty members, we offer avariety of degree programs at the baccalaureate andgraduate levels.Through generous support from alumni and friends,the Department of Music became an All-SteinwaySchool in 2010. The University of Arkansas is thethird SEC school to gain the distinction and one ofonly 150 universities worldwide with the honor.With the completion of the 600-seat FaulknerPerforming Arts Center, the Department addeda world class performance venue. The recital hall,Stella Boyle Smith Concert Hall, is located in the FineArts Building, adjacent to the Music Building. The200-seat Concert Hall offers an intimate setting forchamber and solo recitals and is the host for morethan 300 concerts annually.For more information on the Department,contact us at (479) 575-4701, email us atmusic@uark.edu, or visit our department pageat www.music.uark.edu.

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University of Arkansas, Fayetteville ScholarWorks@UARK Concert Recordings Music 2017 Concert recording 2017-03-28 Eric Troiano Tomoko Kashiwagi Ronda Mains 1955- Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.uark.edu/musccr  Part of the Music Performance Commons Citation Troiano, E., Kashiwagi, T., & Mains, R. (2017). Concert recording 2017-03-28. Concert Recordings. Retrieved from https://scholarworks.uark.edu/musccr/276 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. t U N I V E R S I T Y OF j.WILLIAM FULBRIGHT UAARKANSAS, Coii^°fArts&s— MusicFaculty Recital:Eric Troiano, saxophoneTomoko Kashiwagi, pianowithRonda Mains, fluteMarch 28, 2017 | 7:30 PMStella Boyle Smith Concert HallConcert ProgramJanus (2002) Paul Hayden (b. 1956)I. Janua CoeliII. Janua InferniRonda Mains, fluteJackdaw (1996) Wayne Siegel (b. 1953)Sonata for Alto Saxophone and Piano (1984)... William Albright (1944-1998)I. Two-Part InventionII. La follia nuova: a lament for George CacioppoIII. Scherzo "Will o' the wisp"IV. Recitative and DanceINTERMISSIONSonata in A Major (1886) Caesar Franck (1822-1890)trans. Jean-Yves FourmeauI. Allegretto ben moderatoII. AllegroII I . Recitative-Fantasia: Ben moderatoIV. Allegretto poco mossoArtist BiographiesEric Troiano joined the faculty of the University of Arkansas in the fall of 2016.He maintains an active teaching and performing career as a soloist and chambermusician. He has been a guest artist at numerous places including Ithaca College,Central Michigan University, Oakland University, Interlochen Center for the Arts,and many other high schools around Michigan and New York. As a memberof the Viridian Saxophone Quartet, he performs regularly across the country.The Viridian Quartet has won top prizes in North American Saxophone AllianceQuartet Competition, the Fischoff Chamber Music Competition, ColemanChamber Music Competition, and the MTNA Chamber Music Competition.An advocate for new music, Eric Troiano has premiered and commissionedmany new pieces for the saxophone and saxophone quartet, including pieces bycomposers Andrew Francis, Peter Golub, Justin Rito, Curtis Smith, among others.As an accomplished baritone saxophonist, Dr. Troiano has pioneered manysolo and chamber works for the instrument. He is in the process of creating apedagogical method for the baritone saxophone that utilizes the work of J.S.Bach to teach techniques of playing the instrument.A native of Connecticut, Troiano received a bachelor of music in music educationand saxophone performance from Ithaca College, a master of music in saxophoneperformance from Michigan State University, and completed -his doctorate insaxophone performance from Michigan State University. His primary teachersinclude Joseph Lulloff and Steven Mauk.Pianist Tomoko Kashiwagi, a native of Japan, began her piano studies at the ageof 6. She completed her Bachelor of Music and Master of Music degrees as wellas the Performer Diploma in Piano Performance at Indiana University. She is thefirst recipient of the Doctor of Musical Arts degree in Collaborative Piano fromthe University of Texas at Austin.During the summers, she has served as a staff pianist at the Interlochen ArtsCamp and was the piano faculty at the Ithaca College Suzuki Institute. Currently,she spends the summer at Meadowmount School of Music where gifted stringplayers gather from around the world. Ms. Kashiwagi served as a piano facultyat the Austin Chamber Music Center and worked as a staff pianist as well as theProgram Coordinator for the Collaborative Piano Program at the Butler Schoolof Music at the University of Texas at Austin. She has been the official pianist atthe International Society of Bassists Conventions as well as MTNA competitions.Ms. Kashiwagi joined the faculty at University of Arkansas in Fayetteville asInstructor of Piano and Collaborative Piano in Fall 2012.Ronda Mains is professor of flute/music education and chair of the departmentof music. She is principal flutist of the North Arkansas Symphony and performerwith the Lyrique Quintette, Cholthichanta/Mains Duo, and Zephyr Trio. Dr.Mains has appeared as a soloist with the North Arkansas Symphony, Universityof Arkansas Symphony Orchestra and Wind Symphony, Oregon Winds, BoiseSummer Symphony, the Treasure Valley Wind Ensemble, and the Boise StateUniversity Symphony and Wind Ensemble. She has performed solo and chambermusic nationally and abroad; in 1998, she performed at the National FluteConvention in Phoenix, Arizona. An advocate of contemporary music, Dr. Mainshas been actively involved in commissioning and recording new works with herchamber groups. She can be heard with Novaria on a CD featuring new musicfor flute and guitar and with the Lyrique Quintette on a CD entitled SomethingOld, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue. Asa member of thequintet, she has been involved in editing transcriptions for quintets. Dr. Mains isthe author of several articles.UPCOMING EVENTSMARCHWed 29Guest Artist Recital:Benjamin Hay, trumpet7:30 p.m., Stella Boyle Smith Concert Hall, freeThu 30 Jake Hertzog Trio6:00 p.m., Honors College Lounge, freeThu30 Mains & Ortega Flute Studio Recital6:30 p.m., Stella Boyle Smith Concert Hall, freeAPRILSun 2 Guest Artist Recital: Susan Milan, flute7:30 p.m., Stella Boyle Smith Concert Hall, freeMon3 Faculty Recital: Alisa Coffey, harp7:30 p.m., Stella Boyle Smith Concert Hall, freeTue4 Boston Mountain Brassworks7:30 p.m., Stella Boyle Smith Concert Hall, freeAPRIL, CONT.Fri7 Opera Theatre - Die Zauberflote7:30 p.m., Faulkner Performing Arts Center$10 general admission; $5 student/faculty/seniorWed 8 Tuba Euphonium Quartets6:00 p.m., Stella Boyle Smith Concert Hall, freeMon 10 Percussion Ensemble Concert7:30 p.m., Faulkner Performing Arts Center$10 general admission; $5 student/faculty/seniorWed 12Guest Artist Recital: Barry Stees7:30 p.m., Stella Boyte Smith Concert Hall, freeThu 13 Inspirational Chorale Concert7:30 p.m., Faulkner Performing Arts Center$10 general admission; $5 student/faculty/seniorTuel8 Latin American Ensemble Concert7:00 p.m., Stella Boyle Smith Concert Hall, freeUshering and stage management for this concert providedby Sigma Alpha lota and Phi Mu Alpha.GIVING AND SUPPORTOur musical offerings are supported by contributions from alumni, friends, and generousbenefactors. If you enjoy our concerts, please consider giving to support our continuedefforts. Giving is simple and can be made through the University system by visitingwww.onlinegiving.uark.edu. Simply designate the Department of Music for your gift,choose an amount, and fill out the online submission or call Blake Rickman with FulbrightDevelopment at (479) 575-4272. Your gifts will help the Department better our studentsthrough scholarships, performance, and the best in instruction.The University of Arkansas, Department of Music ishoused in the George and Boyce Billingsley MusicBuilding and is accredited by the National Associationof Schools of Music. Home to over 300 musicstudents and forty five faculty members, we offer avariety of degree programs at the baccalaureate andgraduate levels.Through generous support from alumni and friends,the Department of Music became an All-SteinwaySchool in 2010. The University of Arkansas is thethird SEC school to gain the distinction and one ofonly 150 universities worldwide with the honor.With the completion of the 600-seat FaulknerPerforming Arts Center, the Department addeda world class performance venue. The recital hall,Stella Boyle Smith Concert Hall, is located in the FineArts Building, adjacent to the Music Building. The200-seat Concert Hall offers an intimate setting forchamber and solo recitals and is the host for morethan 300 concerts annually.For more information on the Department,contact us at (479) 575-4701, email us atmusic@uark.edu, or visit our department pageat www.music.uark.edu.

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