"Concertos and Classics" is the UT Symphony Orchestra's annual concert featuring the winners of the UT School of Music Concerto Competition. This free concert takes place next Sunday afternoon at 4 p.m. in the Cox Auditorium on the UT Campus.
Maestro James Fellenbaum will open the program with Beethoven's Egmont Overture. Following the overture, the winners of the Concerto Competition will be featured in a performance of their entry work. The winners are:
• Countertenor Lyndon England in an aria from Handel's Giulio Cesare
• Violinist Tiago Ellwanger will perform the 1st Movement of the Prokofiev Violin Concerto No. 2
• Flutist Micah Layne will play Howard Hanson's Serenade
• Oboist Bonnie Farr and Violinist Rachel Grubb will perform two movements from J.S. Bach's Concerto for Oboe and Violin, BWV 1060
• Pianist Lin Tian will perform the 1st Movement of the Schumann Piano Concerto
other items of interest...
Some Guest Artist Recitals This Week
• Mon, March 15: Christina Guenther, flute. (UT Music Hall, 7 pm)
• Wed, March 17: Jeffrey Womack, bassoon (UT Music Hall, 6 pm) CANCELED
• Wed, March 17: Kathryn Dey, viola (Performance Hall 32, Alumni Mem Bldg, 8 pm)
• Sat, March 20: Faculty and Guest Artist Recital featuring Edward Phillips, trumpet; Jessica McCormack, soprano; and Amanda Johnston, piano (UT Music Hall, 6 pm)
Graduate Performance Recitals This Week
• Tues, March 16: Julie Belanger Roy, viola (Performance Hall 32, Alumni Mem Bldg, 8 pm)
• Thurs, March 18: Holly Wengenroth, soprano (Performance Hall 32, Alumni Mem Bldg, 8 pm)
• Sat, March 20: Sarah Hoeppner, soprano, assisted by Patrick Harvey, piano (Performance Hall 32, Alumni Mem Bldg, 8 pm)
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