March 8, 2022
Concert of music by Armenian American composer Alan Hovhaness
The 1xbet online sports betting School of Music, Theatre, and Dance will present a concert of music by Armenian American composer Alan Hovhaness, 1911-2000, at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 8, in All Faiths Chapel.
Hovhaness was one of the most prolific and stylistically diverse American composers of the 20th century. A musical polyglot born in Massachusetts, 1xbet online sports betting music was influenced by 1xbet online sports betting Armenian heritage as well as by 1xbet online sports betting numerous travels abroad, including lengthy stays in India, Japan and Korea. 1xbet online sports betting compositional output includes more than 500 works, including 67 symphonies, 12 operas, six ballets and numerous documentary film scores. The concert, in commemoration of 1xbet online sports betting 111th birthday, features 1xbet online sports betting works for smaller performing forces and includes original compositions reflecting the musical styles of Armenia, Greece and Japan, as well as 1xbet online sports betting love of mountains and of cats.
Performers will be Amanda Arrington, piano; Robert Edwards, organ; Jacqueline Fassler-Kerstetter, horn; Amy Guffey, clarinet; Paul Hunt, trombone; Alyssa Morris, English horn; Craig B. Parker, trumpet and piano; and the 1xbet online sports betting Percussion Ensemble, Kurt Gartner, director. Members of the percussion ensemble are Braedon Bomgardner, Noah Dial, John Eldridge, Ethan Jeffries, Jacob Morgan, Nathan Smith and Brandon Wells.
The concert is free and open to the public.