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Junior Recital - Katelyn Bauer
Katelyn Bauer
This recital is in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Music in Music Performance.
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Junior Recital-Taylor Clark
Taylor Clark
This recital is in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Music in Music Performance. Taylor Clark is a student of Anne Francis Bayless.
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Guitar Ensembles
Guitar Ensembles, Acoustic Ensemble, and Electric Guitar Ensemble
The USU Guitar Ensembles perform a concert featuring Acoustic Ensembles, Electric Ensemble 2, and Electric Guitar Ensemble 1.
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Winter Recital- Emily Taylor
Emily Taylor
This recital is in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Music in Cello Performance. Emily Taylor is a student of Anne Francis Bayless.
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Combined Cello Recital- Emily Taylor and Erin Gordon
Emily Taylor and Erin Gordon
This recital is in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Music in Cello Performance. Erin and Emily are students of Anne Francis-Bayless.
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Utah State Flute Studio
Nancy Toone, Jenna Bouvang, Erin O'Donnell, Jennifer Christensen, Ashlee Hatcher, Hannah Jones, Allie Patton, Kryshelle Kindred, Marnie Jensen, Alex Traini, Samantha Keller, Patty Serbousek, and Beth Foley
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La Finta Giardiniera
USU Opera Theatre, Sergio Bernal, Daniel Helfgot, and USU Symphony Orchestra
La finta giardiniera (The pretend gardener-girl), K. 196, premiered on January 13, 1775 in Munich. Mozart was only 18 years old at the time of this premiere but already had eight earlier operas to his credit. Called by the composer a dramma giocoso (playful drama), this relatively-rare operatic subgenre is characterized by a mostly-comic plot and two larger acts with a shorter third act. Mozart’s only other contributions to this genre came years later with his much better-known operas Così fan tutte and Don Giovanni. Five years after its premiere, La finta giardiniera was revived and converted into another operatic subgenre, that of Singspiel. This genre primarily differs by having most of the dialogue spoken instead of sung (like a modern musical) and required a translation of the libretto to German. Our production merges both traditions, taking the sung Italian of the original dramma giocoso for the opera’s arias, finales, and a few recitatives and then speaking the rest of the Singspiel dialogue in English.
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Concerto Evening, Celebrating the Winners of the Annual Student Concerto Competition
USU Symphony Orchestra, Sergio Bernal, Stephanie England, Emily Cottam, Amy Thacker, Benjamin Krutsch, Josiah Cordes, and Ethan Seegmiller
Celebrating the Winners of the Annual Student Concerto Competition
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Alumni Band Program 06/25/2017
Utah State University Alumni Band and Nicholas Morrison
The USU Summer Alumni Band consists of over 300 alumni of the band program at USU who continue to perform seriously following graduation, many as professional musicians or music teachers.
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Sounds of the Stadium
Aggie Marching Band and USU Wind & Percussion Faculty
Featuring Music of the 2016 Marching Band Season.
