An evening of music composed by Jordan Davidson (B.M. '22).
Program Information
Repertoire
JORDAN DAVIDSON: Swimming in the Ocean
Jordan Davidson, Cello and Voice
DAVIDSON: European Excursions
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Jordan Davidson, Cello
DAVIDSON: Pharaoh's Land
Jordan Davidson, Cello
DAVIDSON: Extra Virgin Olive Oil: A Work Song
Benjamin Roberts, Cello
Grace Fairweather, Cello
JORDAN DAVIDSON: Treading Water
Linus Adler, Vibraphone
Tzu-An Chang, Piano
JORDAN DAVIDSON: Water Dancing on the Seafloor
Nick Politi, Cello
Ning-Chieh Tsai, Clarinet
Tzu-An Chang, Piano
About the Artist
Jordan Davidson, B.M. ’22, is a composer, cellist and artist raised in Oberlin, Ohio. Davidson grew up improvising on the keyboard in church. As a high school student, she began composition lessons at Lorain County Community College (LCCC), where she studied with Jeffrey Mumford. During the same period, Davidson studied cello with Kathy Wainwright at Oberlin Conservatory’s Community Music School. In the fall of 2016, she continued her cello studies with Wainwright and her composition work with Mumford as a student at LCCC. Davidson is now a senior at Boston Conservatory at Berklee, where she studied composition with Marti Epstein her first year, Eun Young Lee her second year, Tina Tallon her third year, and now Jonathan Bailey Holland in her fourth year. In tandem with her composition studies, Jordan also studies cello with Patrice Jackson-Tilghman. Additionally, as a senior, she has taken private conducting lessons with Vimbayi Kaziboni. In the fall of 2022, she will commence a Ph.D. program in Integrative Studies at University of California—San Diego.
Concert Operations
CONCERT OPERATIONS STAFF
Senior Manager of Performance Technology – Wes Fowler
Performance Technology Technicians – Goran Daskalov, Sara Pagiaro
Production Managers – Kendall Floyd, Nicoleta Savvidou, Yian Shen
Concert Operations Coordinator – Matthew Carey
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