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Jackson Thorpe, Guest Artist Saxophone Recital
in 8 hours in 51 minutes
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The United European Ballet Company: Cinderella
Oct. 06
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Frank Sanders Graduate Multiple Woodwinds Recital
Oct. 06
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Joel Weiss Doctoral Voice Recital
Oct. 07
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Echoes of Identity: Music by Jewish Composers featuring USC Professors Ari Streisfeld, violin, and Lynn Kompass, piano
Oct. 07
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Levitt AMP Columbia Music Series: Sam Morrow
Oct. 08
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Graduate Saxophone Quartet Recital
Oct. 08
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Southern Aesthetic Workshop: Keynote Artist Nicholas Susi
Oct. 09
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Colin Cunningham and Houston Hackett Senior Voice Recital
Oct. 09
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Antoin Marshall Doctoral Voice Recital
Oct. 09
Admission Cost: FREE
Cormac Cannon, conductor
Ryan Gonzales, guest conductor
Serena Hill-Laroche, soprano
As part of the United States Semi quincentennial, the USC Wind Ensemble opens its season with a celebration of American stories. From Puerto Rican composer Roberto Sierra’s rousing Alegria, to Copland’s enduring classic Emblems, each work on this program highlights a unique American perspective. USC School of Music faculty member Serena Hill-Laroche is featured on Elena Specht’s evocative work Into Her Care, which tells the stories of American women. The concert closes with Benjamin Horne’s powerful Spiritual Symphony, based on numerous well-known African American spirituals.
Sierra/Scatterday, Alegria
Specht, Into Her Care
Copland, Emblems
Horne, Spiritual Symphony