Notable Fusions, Sept. 1, 2015, Recital directed by Sara Penny
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Thanks to the Heritage Center usher Narcie Secrist and OSU Manager Emily Hepworth for their help with the recital. |
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Detail of lute |
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Dr. Roland Stearns performed lute on the first recital. |
Saltarello by Vincenzo Galilei video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ctoQ9879TTA
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Thanks to the wonderful Heritage Center technical crew for their help and patience, Brandon Stone and Jerry Mixman. |
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Aaron Lindsay, Stage Manager with Frank Stearns, Sound Engineer |
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Thanks to Blate and Pam Minkler for assisting with OSU this season. |
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OSU violinist Emily and her husband Aaron Bradley have been a big help with OSU. |
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H. Roice Nelson performed original songs on the first recital. |
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OSU President Harold Shirley set the stage for a mix of scientists and music for Sept. 1, 2015. |
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Leah Brown warms up for a lovely Borodin "Nocturne" |
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Geologist Gary Player performed for the first recital |
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Southern Utah String Quartet at pre-recital performance in Braithwaite Art Gallery:
Sara Penny, Suzanne Stewart, Ling Yu, and Leah Brown. |
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Randy Allen played piano for the trumpet piece.
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Ethan, Julie, and Emma Griffin shared the "Garden Song" |
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Jackie Riddle-Jackson, Pete Akins, and Teresa Redd performed a Schubert piece.
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"Common Ground" with Sara and Des Penny and Jim Howells shared Celtic and popular music. |
20th Century Favorites, Sept. 8, 2015, directed by Suzanne Tegland
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Clark Leslie performed music by Gordon Lightfoot |
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Candice Behrmann, flute, and Caroline Jennings, piano performed |
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Christian Bohnenstengel and David Bolsover performed music by Jobim, Brubeck, and Morgan |
Our wonderful OSU patrons make all of the work worthwhile.
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Larry Life and Steve Swift work on the recordings |
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Olivia Rylan, vocalist for Wilhelm |
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Rollan Fell, graphic designer & Sara Penny, OSU administrative assistant |
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Mason Cottam and David Bolsover backstage |
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Wilhelm performs |
Long Live the Music!... a musical toast!!! directed by
Sally Hunter Jensen, Sept. 8
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Sally Hunter and Angie Vanscoyk performed a selection from "Wicked" with Harry Taylor at the piano |
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Julia C. Tawa shared two songs, including an original piece. |
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Cassie Walker on bass with Carylee Zwang on drums. |
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Verse 2 featured Callie Bassett, Milla Johnson and Heather Shurtleff on vocals. |
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Harry Taylor played "Chariots of Fire" |
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Gerry Kelsey and Ron Zemanek |
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Red Rock Singers directed by Keith Bradshaw |
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Southern Utah Handbell Choir directed by Donna McNabb |
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Close up of handbells by Pam Gilbert. |
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Celebration of the Wizz 25th Anniversary as recital sponsor.
Come Fly With Me, Sept. 22, directed by Jackie Riddle-Jackson |
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Raylayna Amy sang "A Pastoral" by Veracini |
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Mary Anne Andersen played piano for violinist Marin Colby. |
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Jack and Halle Vickers chose a fun piano duet. |
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"In Jubilo" Jackie Riddle-Jackson director with Teresa Redd, pianist, and director Melissa Leavitt |
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Christian Bohnenstengal performed an improvisation on "Come Fly with Me" |
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Village Voices directed by Danny Hansen
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Suzanne Tegland sang "Bali Hai" from South Pacific with Teresa Redd on the piano and Carylee Zwang on the drum. |
"Fairy Dust" recital, Sept. 29 directed by Emily Hepworth
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OSU President Harold Shirley introduces the final recital for season. |
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Melissa Leavitt conducts the Southern Utah Children's Choir with Kendra Leavitt, pianist |
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Adrienne Read played flute for the recital. |
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David Sun performed piano. |
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Sarah Sun played a piece by Liszt |
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Holly and Lauren Barrick sang. |
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Kari Jensen played piano for the Barrick vocalists. |
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Jack Vickers played piano for the final recital. |
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Blake and Pam Minkler hosted the cookie social. |
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Recitals recorded by Steven Swift and Larry Life.
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