Studio Recital: Boston Conservatory Percussion and Marimba Studios

Name: Studio Recital: Boston Conservatory Percussion and Marimba Studios
Start: 2022-01-22T20:00:00-05:00
End: 2022-01-22

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Saturday / January 22, 2022 / 8:00 p.m.

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Students of Boston Conservatory at Berklee's percussion and marimba studios perform a selection of solo and chamber works.

The public is invited to watch the livestream. The in-person performance in Studio 106 is only open to Berklee students, faculty, and staff; Berklee ID required.

Performance Information

Program

Paul Lansky: Three Moves for Marimba *
I. Hop(2)
Dylan Nixon

Tōru Takemitsu: Toward the Sea
I. The Night
III. Cape Cod
Jessica Lynch, alto flute
Eric Puente, marimba

Michio Kitazume: Side by Side
Chu Wen (April) Ong

Scott Joplin: Paragon Rag
Nick Stainbrook

Joe Tompkins: Nine French-American Rudimental Solos, Vol. 2, No. 1
Xingyue Xue

—INTERMISSION—

Judd Greenstein: We Shall Be Turned **
Xin Yi Chong

Julie Spencer: Brothers in Peace
Steph Davis

George Lewis: Artificial Life
Davis Nickles, Xingyue Xue, YueYang (William) Shi, Xin Yi Chong, Kendall Floyd, Matthew Carey, Eric Puente, Chandler Beaugrand, and Patrick McCaffrey

* commissioned and premiered by Nancy Zeltsman
** commissioned and premiered by Samuel Solomon

Performers

Chandler Beaugrand – B.M. ’22 Percussion
Matthew Carey – M.M. ’21 – Percussion/CCMP
Xin Yi Chong – B.M. ’22 Percussion
Steph Davis – B.M. ’21 Percussion; M.M. ’23 Marimba
Kendall Floyd – M.M. ’21 Percussion
Jessica Lynch – M.M. ’22 Flute
Patrick McCaffrey – M.M. ’21 Marimba
Davis Nickles – M.M. ’23 Percussion
Dylan Nixon – G.P.D. ’23 Marimba
Chu Wen (April) Ong – B.M. ’24 Percussion
Eric Puente – M.M. ’23 Percussion
YueYang (William) Shi – B.M. ’23 Percussion
Nick Stainbrook – M.M. ’22 Marimba
Xingyue Xue – B.M. ’22 Percussion

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