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Performance:Adam Lenhart, carillon
in 59 minutes
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Performance:Octubafest
in 7 hours in 9 minutes
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Performance: Kentaro Toyama, carillon
Oct. 27
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Performance:Eva Albalghiti, carillon
Oct. 27
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Performance:Music & Dance with a View
Oct. 27
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Music & Dance with a View
Oct. 27
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Performance:Octubafest
Oct. 27
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Performance:PRISM Quartet with Andrew Bishop
Oct. 27
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University Choir
Oct. 27
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Performance:University Choir
Oct. 27
Parking / Traffic alert for attendees: Legendary conductor and educator H. Robert Reynolds served as the 6th Director of Bands at the University of Michigan from 1975 to 2001, and then as the conductor of the University of Southern California's Wind Ensemble for another two decades after his retirement from U-M. He led the Detroit Chamber Winds and Strings for much of its history and became known around the world for his expressive interpretations and as a champion of music for wind band. Maestro Reynolds passed away in January of this year at the age of 91, and the University of Michigan Symphony Band pays tribute to his enduring and incomparable legacy in a program filled with some of his favorite classics alongside music that his leadership and creativity brought into our world. Jason Fettig, conductor Craig Kirchhoff, guest conductor Carl St. Clair, guest conductor Jennifer Hepp, graduate student conductor Timothy McAllister, saxophone solo (Santos) PROGRAM *Hill Song, No. 2*, Percy Grainger First Suite in E-flat, Gustav Holst *Lullaby for Kirsten*, Leslie Bassett *Fervent is my Longing*, J.S. Bach/Cailliet *Spin Cycle*, Scott Lindroth Song for Band, William Bolcom *Elegy*, Giovanni Santos - World Premiere (H. Robert Reynolds Commissioning Fund) *Lincolnshire Posy*, Percy Grainger *O Magnum Mysterium*, Morton Lauridsen/ arr. H. Robert Reynolds ––– *Parking / Traffic alert for attendees:*