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The University of Arizona Fred Fox School of Music

1 day ago

The University of Arizona’s early music ensemble, Collegium Musicum, presents its fall concert on Sunday, November 17, 2019 at 7:00 p.m. The program, titled “Ars Moriendi,” explores music of death and transformation including Heinrich Schütz’s Musikalische Exequien (1636), several shorter works, and a brief introductory talk by Dr. Albrecht Classen (UA Department of German Studies).

Collegium Musicum includes singers from the Fred Fox School of Music, the university at large, and the Tucson community. This year the ensemble performs under the direction of doctoral choral conducting student Erik Peregrine, and the assistant conductor is master's choral conducting student Luke Diamond. Those interested in joining the ensemble in the spring, should contact peregrine@email.arizona.edu.

About the Conductors

Erik Peregrine enjoys an active career as a conductor and educator, currently serving as the artistic director for the University of Arizona’s Collegium Musicum as well as the artistic director of Ensemble Companio, an award-winning Northeastern chamber choir. Peregrine has previously held a wide variety of conducting and teaching positions across North America, including with the Tucson Masterworks Chorale, University of Arizona Choirs, Woodbury Chorus & Orchestra, One Voice Mixed Chorus (Minnesota), Saint Paul Conservatory for Performing Artists and the University of British Columbia Choirs, among others.

Deeply passionate about the performance, pedagogy, and scholarship of early repertories, Peregrine is currently pursuing a doctorate in choral conducting with a minor in historical musicology at the University of Arizona. Originally from the Pacific Northwest, Peregrine holds a Master of Music in choral conducting from the University of British Columbia (Vancouver, BC) and a Bachelor of Arts in Music magna cum laude with honors from Lewis & Clark College (Portland, Oregon).

Luke Diamond (assistant conductor) is a graduate of West Virginia University where he studied conducting, composition and vocal performance. Before moving to Arizona, Luke was employed at Trinity Christian School in West Virginia, where he taught grades K-12, as well as choir, band and drama classes. He also served as the choir director and accompanist for several churches, and music director for various theatre companies in the Morgantown and Pittsburgh areas. Diamond’s compositional works of distinction include the opera Ma Grâce te Suffit, and the musicals What Have You Got To Lose, The Trouble with Gold, and This Ol’ Book. ... See MoreSee Less

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The University of Arizona Fred Fox School of Music

2 days ago

Second Annual UA Vocal Arts Showcase
Competition, Master Class, Concert
Hosts: UA Voice and Opera Faculty
Kristin Dauphinais, Andrew Stuckey
Yunah Lee, Cynthia Stokes
October 26, Saturday, All day
Stevie Eller Dance Theater, $Free
Info: voice.arizona.edu

Dr. Larry Day Memorial
Voice Competition
10:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.

Marguerite Ough
Voice Competition
1:00-3:00 p.m

University of Arizona Wildcat
Competition for High School Singers
Performance Techniques Master Class
3:30 p.m.

Vocal Arts Gala Concert
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He is so proud of you to help carry on his name and gift.

Hi Gloria, I bet you're excited about this, hope it goes well. We are almost to Colorado Springs for our granddaughter 's wedding. Our family will all be there except 2 of the grandchildren. Having a lovely drive out here. See you in March I hope.

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The University of Arizona Fred Fox School of Music

3 days ago

Tócalo Tucson!
Third Annual Chamber Percussion Seminar
Distinguished faculty & guest artists:
Morris Palter (artistic director)
Russell Hartenberger (NEXUS percussion ensemble, Steve Reich Ensemble)
Quey Duo: Gene Koshinski and Tim Broscious
(University of Minnesota, Duluth)

On the Precipice Composition Program guest artists:
Russell Hartenberger & Gene Koshinski
June 6-13, 2020 (Enrollment ends May 1, 2020)

Over the course of six days, program participants will work closely with faculty and guest artists in small chamber, master class, panel discussion, and private lesson settings to study and prepare notable works for performance on two dedicated concerts in Crowder Hall.

Audition and application information:
tocalotucson.org
music.arizona.edu
morrispalter.org
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The University of Arizona Fred Fox School of Music

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“Bloom Where You Are Planted”
Coro & UA Wildcat High School Outreach Choir
Ensembles
November 24, Sunday, 7:30 p.m.
Crowder Hall, $Free

“Bloom Where You Are Planted” is a concert that celebrates family, community and making a home wherever you find yourself. Featuring the newly-formed University or Arizona choral ensemble, Coro, and the Wildcat High School Outreach Choir, this program will embrace the #WhyILoveWhereILive movement and celebrate the community that can be found in and around Tucson. ... See MoreSee Less

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The University of Arizona Fred Fox School of Music

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“Celebrating the Great Jazz Bassists” – Chris Finet, bass
Angelo Versace, piano
Brice Winston, saxophone
Matt McClintock, drums
October 23, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.
Crowder Hall, $Free

Chris Finet is the director of jazz studies and bass professor at Northern Arizona University. He is visiting the Fred Fox School of Music as part of a two-day residency where he will be presenting master classes, clinics and a final performance that celebrates great jazz bassists such as Jimmy Blanton, Ray Brown, Paul Chambers, Scott LaFaro and more. Joining Chris Finet on this concert will be UA faculty artists Angelo Versace and Brice Winston, as well as guest Matt McClintock. For more information about master classes please email Dr. Angelo Versace, aversace@email.arizona.edu. ... See MoreSee Less

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