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Marshall UniversityMarshall Digital ScholarAll Performances Performance Collection3-12-2011Marshall University Music Department Presentsthe Marshall University Sonatina Festival &CompetitionJúlio Ribeiro AlvesMarshall University, alves@marshall.eduFollow this and additional works at: http://mds.marshall.edu/music_perfPart of the Fine Arts Commons, and the Music Performance CommonsThis Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Performance Collection at Marshall Digital Scholar. It has been accepted for inclusion in AllPerformances by an authorized administrator of Marshall Digital Scholar. For more information, please contact zhangj@marshall.edu.Recommended CitationAlves, Júlio Ribeiro, "Marshall University Music Department Presents the Marshall University Sonatina Festival & Competition"(2011). All Performances. Book 426.http://mds.marshall.edu/music_perf/426DEPARTMENT of MUSIC MUSIC presents the Marshall University Sonatina Festival & Competition Adjudicators The Fisher Duo: Christopher & Katherine Fisher Guest Clinicians Julio Alves Alanna Cushing Bruce Rous March 12,2011 Smith Music Hall This program is presented by the College of Fine Arts through the Department of Music, with the support of student activity funds. For more information about this or other music events, please call (304) 696-3117, or view our website at www.marshall.edu/ co fa/ music. SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Practice Rooms available on 2"d & 3rd Floors 8:00am-3:00pm- Hospitality Room Smith Music Hall Room 123 8:00- 8:30- Registration for Levels 1-4- SMH 123 Tickets available for lunch buffet in Harless Hall 10 and under $6, 11 and up- $7.30 8:30-11:05- Individual Judging for Levels 1~2 Alpha Competitions - Choral Rooms - SMH 150 Katherine Fisher, adjudicator 8:30-9:40- Individual Judging for Levels 3-4 Alpha and Omega Competitions -Recital Hall- SMH 133 Christopher Fisher, adjudicator 8:30-9:15- Activity# 1 Musical Game Room - SMH 107 Hosted by Marshall WVMEA Students 9:30- 10:15- Activity# 2 Fun with Piano Ensembles- Class Piano Lab -Bruce Roils - SMH 212 Students will participate in activities to help encourage good musicianship and good ensemble playing. A time of togetherness and discovery in music. Bruce Rous has worked as a Broadway musician and for colleges such as New York University and Sarah Lawrence College; before returning to his native Kentucky. Rous teaches the popular "Playing Piano for Fun" adult class series. *10:20- Posting of Winners of Level lA-B and 3A-C Alpha Competitions -SMH 123 10:30-10:45 -Activity# 3 Playing Piano for Fun Mini-Lesson- SMH 212 BruceRous The highly popular adult accelerated piano class offers a mini-lesson to potential adult students. Come to ask questions, come tc learn a song. Fellowship, friendship, and good music making. You will love learning to play the piano for recreational music making. 10:30 -11:15 -Activity# 4 Beginning Guitar Class- SMH 107 (Instruments will be provided) Julio Alves Learn a basic chord progression and strumming techniques tc apply to a melody and proper positioning and posture for playin~ the guitar. Julio Alves teaches guitar lessons, conducts the GuitaJ Ensemble and also teaches music theory and aural skills a Marshall. Alves concertizes widely in the US and in his nativ( country of Brazil and his students have won numerou: competitions. *11:15- Posting of Winners ofLevel2A- C and 4A-B Alpha Competitions - SMH 123 * 11 :25 - Posting of Winner of Level 4A Omega Competition -SMH 123 Return judges' sheets to teachers- SMH 123 11:30- Recital Time- Recital Hall SMH 133 Greetings by Dr.Je!f.Pappas, Chair, Department of Music Sonatina Presentation by Bruce Rous Judge's Recital- The Fisher Duo Winner's Recital and Presentation of Awards- Levels 1-4 12:15 -1:00- Lunch Break-Tickets available at Registration Table for lunch buffet in Harless Hall-10 and under $6, 11 and up- $7.30 12:30-1:00 ~Registration for Levels 5-10- SMH 123 00 -3:10 -Individual Judging for Levels 5-6 and 7 A-B Alpha Competitions- SMH 150 Katherine Fisher, Adjudicator )0 -3; 10 -Individual Judging for Levels 7C and 8-10 Alpha Competitions- SMH 133 Christopher Fisher, adjudicator )0 - 1: 15 - Activity # 5 Playing Piano for Fun Mini-Lesson- SMH 212 Bruce Rous (see class description above) :15 - 2:00- Activity# 6 Ping Pong is Music Tool -Introduction to 20th Century Music- SMHl 07 Alanna Cushing er wonder what a ping pong ball sounds like inside a piano?! 1dents will get a chance to explore the new sounds of 20th and st century music through various games and activities. They 11 learn how modem composers approach writing music and )Ut new piano technique like strumming, plucking, and forearm tsters. The class will also make their very own group !nposition using all of the techniques learned. Alanna Cushing .ches theory and class piano at Marshall. She also has a growing vate studio and is an active soloist and accompanist. She has died at Marshall University and Bowlin~ Green State .iversity. Ms. Cushing is a supporter of contemporary music and oys exploring the new roles that music and the Arts play in our 1dem culture. 2:15- 3:00- Activity# 7 Whose Note is it Anyway?- Free Improvisation (Instruments will be provided) SMH107 LEVEL I Alanna Cushing A 8:30 Noona Salty Sonatina Participants will play a variety of improv games that will A 8:34 Bastien Chromatic Sonatina encourage them to listen to music in new v.:ays. Instead of A 8:38 Olson Sonatina No. 2 in F Major focusing on melody and harmony, stUdents V:Ill learn t~ .hear A 8:42 Bastien Sonatina Bright Red musical texture, space, and register. The class Will then participate A 8:46 Bastien Chromatic Sonatina with local musicians in a free-improv jam session! A 8:50 Bastien Sonatina in Bright Red A 8:54 Noona Salty Sonatina 2:20-3:10- Level6 B-C Alpha Competition- SMH 150 A 8:58 Bastien Sonatina in Bright Red Katherine Fisher, Adjudicator A 9:02 Bastien Silver Sonatina 0 A 9:06 Olson Sonatina No. 2 in F Major *3:05- Posting of Winners of Levels SA-C, 6B, 7C, 8A-B, 9-A 1 A NA CANCELLED SMH 123 3 B 9:25 Olson Sonatina No. 2 in F Major 2 B 9:29 Noona Salty Sonatina *4:00- Posting of Winners oflevels 6C, 7A-B, 9-B, 10-A 4 B 9:33 Bastien Silver Sonatina SMH 123 5 B 9:37 Olson Sonatina No. 2 in F major 6 B Return judges' sheets to teachers - SMH 123 9:41 Noona Salty Sonatina LEVEL2 4:15- Recital Time- Recital Hall SMH 133 7 A 10:00 Gillock Sonatina in G Major Judges Recital- The Fisher Duo 9 A 10:04 Biehl Sonatina in C Major 0 A 10:08 Olson Sonatine No. 4 Winner's Recital and Presentation of Awards Levels 5-10 A 10:12 Faber Classic Sonatina in G Major 2 A 10:16 Olson Sonatina No.4 3 A 10:20 Biehl Sonatina in C Major 4 A 10:24 Faber Classic Sonatina in G Major 5 A 10:28 Biehl Sonatina inC Major 7 A 10:32 Biehl Sonatina inC Major I A 10:36 Gillock Sonatina in G Major 8 c 10:50 Olson Sonatina No.4 LEVEL3 LevelS 9 A 8:30 Gillock Sonatina Classica 58 A 1:00 Beethoven Sonatina in F M 20 A 8:35 Clementi Sonatina inC M, Op. 36, No. 1 59 A 1:07 Benda Sonatina in a minor 26 A 8:40 Faber Classic Sonatina in G Major 60 B 1:20 Kabalevsky Sonatina in a minor, Op. 27, 31 A NA CANCELLED No.ll (16) 32 A 8:45 Faber Classic Sonatina in G Major 61 B 1:27 Beethoven Sonatina in F M 33 A 8:50 Alexander Sonatina Spiritoso 62 B 1:34 Benda Sonatina in a minor 34 A 8:55 Latour Sonatina inC M, No.1 63 B 1:41 Kabalevsky Sonatina in a minor, Op. 27, :.8 A 9:00 Faber Classic Sonatina in G Major No. 11 (16) 35 B 9:05 Faber Classic Sonatina in G Major 64 B 1:48 Benda Sonatina in a minor 36 B 9:10 Latour Sonatina in C M, No. 1 65 c 2:00 Kabalevsky Sonatina in a minor, Op. 27, 37 B 9:15 Gillock Sonatina Classica No. 11 (16) 38 B 9:20 Alexander Sonatina Spiritoso 39 B 9:25 Biehl Sonatina in G M, Op. 57, No.4 Level6 40 B 9:30 Gillock Sonatina Classica 41 c 9:35 Clementi Sonatina inC M, Op. 36, No. 1 66 B 2:15 Gillock Sonatine 67 c 2:27 Kuhlau Sonatina inC Major, Op. 55, No.3 LEVEL4 68 c 2:34 Clementi Sonatina inC M, Op. 36, No. 3 43 A 9:50 Beethoven Sonatina in G Major 69 c 2:41 Kuhlau Sonatina inC Major, Op. 55, No. 3 42 A 9:55 Spindler Sonatina inC Major 70 c 2:48 Clementi Sonatina in C M, Op. 36, No. 3 44 A 10:00 Beethoven Sonatina in G Major 71 c 2:55 Clementi Sonatina in C M, Op. 36, No. 3 45 A 10:05 Beethoven Sonatina in G Major 72 c 3:02 Kuhlau Sonatina inC Major, Op. 55, No. 3 46 A 10:10 Beethoven Sonatina in G Major 4·8 B 10:20 Bober Sonatina of the High Seas Level 7 47 B 10:25 Beethoven Sonatina in G Major 40 B 10:30 Bober Sonatina of the High Seas 73 A 3:20 Mozart Sonata in C Major, K. 545 49 B 10:35 Beethoven Sonatina in G Major 74 B 3:30 Mozart Sonata in· C Major, K. 545 53 B 10:40 Beethoven Sonatina in G Major 75 B 3:38 Beethoven Sonata in G Major, Op. 49, No.2 52 B 10:45 Beethoven Sonatina in G Major 76 B 3:45 Mozart Sonata in C Major, K. 545 51 B 10:50 Vandall Sonatina No. 4 in a minor 77 c 1:00 Beethoven Sonata in G Major, Op. 49, No. 2 54 B 10:55 Beethoven Sonatina in G Major 78 c 1:08 Olson Sonatina in Colors I. Yellow 55 B 11:00 Spindler Sonatina inC Major 79 c 1:16 Beethoven Sonata in G Major, Op. 49, No. 2 56 A· 11:10 Beethoven Sonatina in G Major 80 c 1:24 Mozart Sonata in C Major, K. 545 omega I. Moderato II. Romance 81 c 1:32 Beethoven Sonata in G Major, Op. 49, No. 2 57 A· 11:20 Beethoven Sonatina in G Major omega I. Moderato II. Romance .41/ contestants are playing the first movement of the Sonatina listed, except for contestants #40 and 50 who will be performing the entire work. 82 A 83 B 84 A 85 B 86 B 87 B B 89 A A LevelS 1:50 Clementi Sonatina in D M, Op. 36, No. 6 2:00 Clementi Sonatina in D M, Op. 36, No. 6 2!15 2:30 2:40 2:50 3:00 Level9 Beethoven Sonata in E Major, Op. 14, No. 1 Schumann Sonata, Op. 118, No.3 Beethoven Sonata in E Major, Op. 14, No. 1 Schumann Sonata, Op. 11$, No.3 Scarlatti Sonata in EM, K. 28 LevellO NA CANCELLED 3:20 Beethoven Sonata in D Major, Op. 10, No.3 **************** Please turn off all electronic devices. Please do not enter or leave the competition rooms while a student is pla~ing. Photograph~ is not permitted during the competition. Biographies of Adjudicators Fisher Piano Duo Christopher and Katherine Fisher, pianists The Fisher Piano Duo has been delighting audiences throughout the United States with innovative and engaging programming of piano duet and duo literature since 2004. Recognized for their artistry, the duo was awarded first prize in the 2007 Ohio MT A/Graves Piano and Organ Company Duo Piano Competition As dedicated educators and proponents of collaborative music making, the duo frequently serves as featured artists and clinicians at university, community music school, and civic events, including recent and forthcoming engagements at the Wichita State University Piano Pedagogy Institute, Steinway Hall (Akron, OH) and the Marshall University Sonatina Festival. Katherine Fisher is an affiliate faculty member of the Athens Community Music School at Ohio University in Athens, Ohio Her responsibilities include teaching private piano lessons as well as coordinating the Piano Preparatory Program (group lessons) for children who are beginners at the instrument. Katherine Fisher is co-author of the Piano Safari Method (www.pianosafari.com) for children. She and Dr. Julie Knerr have been working on their piano method since their time in school together at the University of Oklahoma, when they both realized they had mutual dreams of writing a piano method that would incorporate all the best. elements of the various methods they had been using in their teaching. Katherine is an active member of the Music Teachers National Association, having most recently served as recording secretary for the OhioMTA. She presently serves in the capacity of Vice- President for Membership for the Southeast District of Ohio MTA. A native of Ohio, Katherine obtained her degrees from the University of Oklahoma (Master of Music in Piano Performance and Pedagogy) and the Wheaton College Conservatory of Music (Bachelor of Music in Piano Performance). Her former teachers include Jeongwon Ham, Jane Magrath Barbara Fast, Karin R. Edwards, and Nancy Bachus. Dr. Christopher Fisher is Associate Professor of Piano at Ohio University in Athens, Ohio where he serves as Chair of the Keyboard Division and Coordinator of Group Piano Studies. The 2010 recipient of the Ohio University School of Music Distinguished Teaching Award, Dr. Fisher teaches courses in applied piano, group piano, and piano pedagogy. Dr. Fisher is the author of Teaching Piano in Groups (Oxford University Press, 201 0), the only comprehensive group piano pedagogy textbook/handbook of its kind. A group piano specialist, Dr. Fisher is engaged in research exploring the application of cooperative learning theory to teaching piano in group environments. He has published articles and reviews in leading keyboard journals including Keyboard Companion, American Music Teacher, Clavier, and Clavier Companion. His early level composition titled Midnight Express is available from Alfred Publishing Company and is included in the National Federation of Music Clubs 2011-2013 Festival Bulletin. In demand as a workshop clinician, Dr. Fisher has presented lectures nationally and internationally, including the National Conferences of the Music Teachers National Association (Washington, D.C., 2001; Toronto, Ontario, Canada, 2007; Atlanta, 2009), the National Group Piano and Piano Pedagogy Forum (Norman, Oklahoma, 2006; Austin, Texas, 2010), the Australasian Piano Pedagogy Conference (Canberra, Australia, 2008). Dr. Fisher is an active member of Music Teachers National Association and serves as Vice-President for Conferences for the Ohio Music Teachers Association. He is currently faculty advisor for the Ohio University MTNA Collegiate Chapter. In 2010, he was named the Ohio Music Teacher Association Collegiate Teacher of the Year as well as the Southeast District of the Ohio Music Teachers Association Certified Teacher of the Year. Dr. Fisher maintains a studio of pre-college students who have been successful at state and regional piano competitions and festivals. He frequently serves as an adjudicator and master class clinician at piano festivals throughout the United States. Acknowledgments A special thank you to all who helped make this Festival possible: Dr. Jeff Pappas, Chair, Department of Music and Beverly McKinney for their expertise and financial support; To Patrick J. Klinger whose office help was invaluable; To my stellar adjudicators, Christopher and Catherine Fisher; To Lindsay DiFatta and the students of Marshall's CMENC chapter and my piano students for their time and assistance; To my husband, Skip Campbell for his photographic skills and moral support; To my terrific clinicians Julio Alves, Alanna Cushing and Bruce Rous for volunteering their time. We, in the Marshall Music Department, are proud to be able to support this second Sonatina Festival and Competition. Thanks to all of the students, teachers and parents for their participation. Teachers of Participants Jennifer Hughes Bersaglia Chris Boyle W es Bullington Tanya Burdine Vicki Bemeking Cavendish Cindy Counts Alanna Cushing Lori Donohue Laura Evans Dena Gibson Sara Golden Melisssa Green DeNeil Hartley Peggy Johnston Mila Marktm Olive Meyer Gena Brooks Ryan Pacita Salon Stephanie Schumann Jan Jemison Smith Justin Wiget 

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