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bioUniversity of Iowa Center for New Music: [caption id=u0022attachment_282u0022 align=u0022alignnoneu0022 width=u0022170u0022 caption=u0022Viva Concertanteu0022][/caption] UNC Jazz Lab 1 with Gene Aitken: Alive XVII Mormon Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra at Temple Square with Craig Jessop and Mack WIlberg: Love is Spoken Here Then Sings My Soul The Wonder of Christmas Christmas with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir and Orchestra at Temple Square: Featuring Renee Fleming and Claire Bloom. DVD. A Christmas Bell for Anya. Book and DVD.
RepertoireUnaccompanied: Enrique Crespo – Improvisation No. 1 Malcolm Arnold – Fantasy, op 101 Leonard Bernstein – Elegy for Mippy II Anonymous – Three Medieval Dances (alto trombone) John Kenny – Fanfare Solos with Piano: Albinoni, arr. Lawrence – Concerto in D minor (alto trombone) Albrechstberger – Concerto in Bb (alto trombone) Kenneth Amis – Preludes Nrs. 1-5 Bert Appermont – Colors Eugene Bozza – Ballade Eugene Bozza – Homage a Bach Jacques Casterede – Sonatine Cesare – La Hieronyma Paul Creston – Fantasy Ferdinand David – Concertino Defaye – Deux Dances Johann DeMeij – T-Bone Concerto Eric Ewazen – Sonata Juraj Filas – Sonata at the End of the Century William Goldstein – Colloquy Launy Grondahl – Concerto Guilmant – Morceau Symphonique Fridges Hidas – Movement Paul Hindemith – Sonata Hyldgaard – Concerto Borealis/Rhapsodia Borealis Gordon Jacob – Concerto Jongen – Aria et Polonaise Axel Jorgensen – Romance John LaMontaine – Conversations Lars Eric Larsson – Concertino Gustav Mahler – Songs of a Wayfarer Frank Martin – Ballade Darius Milhaud – Concertino d’Hiver Richard Peaslee – Arrows of Time Niccolai Rimsky-Korsakov – Concerto Guy Ropartz – Piece in Eb Rota – Concerto Camille Saint-Saens – Cavatine Kazimierz Serocki – Sonatinau0026hellip;
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September 13, 2009

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