Artistry in Action: Faculty Brass Quintet

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Sunday / February 11, 2024 / 5:00 p.m.

Studio T401 (Boston Conservatory at Berklee)

31 Hemenway Street

Boston

02215

United States

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Boston Conservatory faculty members Kenneth Amis, Joseph Foley, Anne Howarth, Richard Kelley, and Angel Subero present a Faculty Brass Quintet recital.

Program Information

Repertoire

SAMUEL SCHEIDT: Galliard Battaglia

JOHN GLASEL: 16th Century Carmina
I. Ich sag ade
II. Als ich anschau das froehlich Gsicht
III. Carmen in la
IV. Greiner zanner

J.S. BACH: Contrapunctus V

CLAUDE DEBUSSY: Sarabande

VICTOR EWALD: Brass Quintet No. 2, op. 6
I. Allegro Risoluto
II. Tema con Variationi
III. Allegro Vivace

REENA ESMAIL: Jog

GEORGE GERSHWIN: Selections from Porgy and Bess
Summertime
I Got Plenty of Nuttin'

LEW POLLACK: That's a Plenty

About the Series

This performance is part of Boston Conservatory at Berklee’s Artistry in Action series. The Artistry in Action series celebrates exceptional artists and initiatives that exemplify Boston Conservatory’s core values of excellence, innovation, and community engagement. Hosted by the Conservatory’s Music Division, Artistry in Action brings together the school’s prestigious and long-standing Piano Masters Series, String Masters Series, and Chamber Series with exciting new programming for winds, faculty recitals, and ensemble-in-residences. Learn more and view upcoming Artistry in Action events.

Ensemble

TRUMPET
Joseph Foley
Richard Kelley

HORN
Anne Howarth

TROMBONE
Angel Subero

TUBA
Kenneth Amis

Concert Services Staff

Senior Manager of Concert Services – Luis Herrera
Coordinator, Concert Services – Matthew Carey
Concert Production Manager – Kendall Floyd
Performance Technology Technicians – Sara Pagiaro, Goran Daskalov

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