Upcoming Events:

Sunday, January 24 at 3:00 pmConvocation Hall, Arts BuildingFree admission

Sunday, January 24 at 8:00 pmConvocation Hall, Arts BuildingAdmission: $10/adult, $5/student/senior

Monday, January 25 at 12:00 pmConvocation Hall, Arts BuildingFree admission

Friday, January 29 at 7:00 pmFine Arts Building 1 -29Free admission

Friday, January 29 at 8:00 pmConvocation Hall, Arts BuildingAdmission: $IO/adult, $5/student/senior

Saturday, January 30 at 8:00 pmConvocation Hall, Arts BuildingAdmission: $10/adult, $5/student/senior

Monday, February 1 at 12:00 pmConvocation Hall, Arts BuildingFree admission

Fri. & Sat., Feb. 5 & 6 at 8:00 pmConvocation Hall, Arts BuildingAdmission: $7/adult, $5/student/senior

Saturday, February 6 at 2:00 pmRehearsal Hall

Winspear Centre for MusicParticipant: $40, Auditors: $10

Sunday, February 7 at 8:00 pmConvocation Hall, Arts BuildingAdmission: $10/adult, $5/student/senior

Master of Music Recital: Colin Armstrong,choral conducting. Program will include worksby Bach, Brahms, Titov and Luengen.

Faculty Recital featuring pianists Janet ScottHoyt with guest Michael Massey. Program willinclude works by Kulesha and Rachmaninoff.

Noon-Hour Organ Recital. The recitalpresents a variety of organ repertoire performedby students from the Department of Music.

Clarinet masterclass with Robert Spring.

Music at Convocation Hall Series featuringfaculty members Martin RIseley (violin),Tanya Prochazka (cello) and StephaneLemelln (piano). Program will includeSchubert Piano Trio in E-flat and TchaikovskyPiano Trio.

Visiting Artist Recital: Robert Spring,clarinet. Program to be announced.

Music at Noon, Convocation Hall StudentRecital Series featuring students from theDepartment of Music

The Magic ofMozart. Highlights of The MagicFlute by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.Alan Ord, director.

Flute masterelass with Robert Aitken.

TriBACH Concert. Robert Aitken, (lute andJanet Scott Hoyt, piano. Program will includeworks by Aitken, Fenoud, Prokofieff andSchubert.

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Please Note: All concerts and events are subject to change withoutnotice. Please call 492-0601 to confirm concerts (after office hours arecorded message will inform you of any changes to our schedule).

Sylvia Shadick-Taylor,piano

A Celebration Concert

New Music...New CD...

Sunday, January 17,1999at 7:30 pm

Convocation Hall, Arts BuildingUniversity of Alberta

Department of Music k.University of Alberta

Program

Fantaisie-Impromptu, Op. 66 (1834)

Paysajes1. La fuente y la campana(The Fountain and the Bell) (1942)

2. El Lago (The Lake) (1949)

Canfo i dansa 4 (1928)Can^o i dansa 6 (1950)

F

Frederic Chopin(1810-1849)

Frederic Mompou(1893-1987)

rederic Mompou

Pause

*Canci6n

(CBC commission, 1998)Allan Gilliland

(b. 1965)

♦Lucidae (1998)2. Aldebaran5. Antares6. Vega

Six Themes Solaires: Piano-Soleil (1990)

Joseph Packales(b. 1948)

Denis Gougeon(b. 1951)

* world premiere

A CD release party will be held in the Arts Lounge immediatelyfollowing the recital.

Canadian pianist Sylvia Shadick-Taylor enjoys a diverse musical life. Sheis comfortable as a soloist, chamber musician, accompanist and teacher.

As a soloist Sylvia has a strong interest in contemporary music. Premieringmany Canadian and American works, she has performed in Canada and theUnited States, including her highly successful New York concert debut in1997.

As a chamber musician, Ms. Shadick-Taylor has performed with manyensembles. Recent performances include concerts in Canada, France, Japan,and a performance at Camegie Hall's Weill Recital Hall in New York Citywith Hungarian/Canadian violinist Nandor Szederkenyi. As anaccompanist, she spans opera classics to demanding contemporary concertrepertoire, her work often being heard on CBC Radio.

Sylvia lives in Edmonton and is a member of the music faculties at theUniversity of Alberta and Alberta College. She works as a vocal coach,adjudicator and clinician and has worked for the Edmonton Opera, theEdmonton Symphony Orchestra and Pro Coro Canada.

A graduate of the University of Alberta where she studied with AlexandraMunn, Sylvia has also enjoyed the musical influence of Sheila Shinkewski,Thomas Muraco, Menaheim Pressler, Edith Oppens and Gyorgy Sebok. Herearly years were in Saskatchewan and were followed by studies in Banff,Aspen, New York and Salzburg.

Sylvia has recently released two CD's on the Arktos label: "IntimateImpressions" featuring the piano music of Frederic Mompou; and a 1994release entitled "At Your Service" which focuses on the art ofaccompanying. She can also be heard on the CD's "Northern Arch" and"Soundland Alberta".

CBC-ill' radio^^?^JO^JiClASSlCS. Mo SfroNO.

CBC Radio will share tonight's performancewith the rest of Alberta through a broadcaston the program "Our Music" with host Judy

Hamill. "Our Music" is dedicated to give broadcast opportunities tomusicians in Alberta. You can hear "Our Music" every Sunday at noon onCBC Radio Two, 90.9 FM in Edmonton.

Program

Fantaisie-Impromptu, Op. 66 (1834)

Paysajes1. La fuente y la campana(The Fountain and the Bell) (1942)

2. El Lago (The Lake) (1949)

Canfo i dansa 4 (1928)Can^o i dansa 6 (1950)

F

Frederic Chopin(1810-1849)

Frederic Mompou(1893-1987)

rederic Mompou

Pause

*Canci6n

(CBC commission, 1998)Allan Gilliland

(b. 1965)

♦Lucidae (1998)2. Aldebaran5. Antares6. Vega

Six Themes Solaires: Piano-Soleil (1990)

Joseph Packales(b. 1948)

Denis Gougeon(b. 1951)

* world premiere

A CD release party will be held in the Arts Lounge immediatelyfollowing the recital.

Canadian pianist Sylvia Shadick-Taylor enjoys a diverse musical life. Sheis comfortable as a soloist, chamber musician, accompanist and teacher.

As a soloist Sylvia has a strong interest in contemporary music. Premieringmany Canadian and American works, she has performed in Canada and theUnited States, including her highly successful New York concert debut in1997.

As a chamber musician, Ms. Shadick-Taylor has performed with manyensembles. Recent performances include concerts in Canada, France, Japan,and a performance at Camegie Hall's Weill Recital Hall in New York Citywith Hungarian/Canadian violinist Nandor Szederkenyi. As anaccompanist, she spans opera classics to demanding contemporary concertrepertoire, her work often being heard on CBC Radio.

Sylvia lives in Edmonton and is a member of the music faculties at theUniversity of Alberta and Alberta College. She works as a vocal coach,adjudicator and clinician and has worked for the Edmonton Opera, theEdmonton Symphony Orchestra and Pro Coro Canada.

A graduate of the University of Alberta where she studied with AlexandraMunn, Sylvia has also enjoyed the musical influence of Sheila Shinkewski,Thomas Muraco, Menaheim Pressler, Edith Oppens and Gyorgy Sebok. Herearly years were in Saskatchewan and were followed by studies in Banff,Aspen, New York and Salzburg.

Sylvia has recently released two CD's on the Arktos label: "IntimateImpressions" featuring the piano music of Frederic Mompou; and a 1994release entitled "At Your Service" which focuses on the art ofaccompanying. She can also be heard on the CD's "Northern Arch" and"Soundland Alberta".

CBC-ill' radio^^?^JO^JiClASSlCS. Mo SfroNO.

CBC Radio will share tonight's performancewith the rest of Alberta through a broadcaston the program "Our Music" with host Judy

Hamill. "Our Music" is dedicated to give broadcast opportunities tomusicians in Alberta. You can hear "Our Music" every Sunday at noon onCBC Radio Two, 90.9 FM in Edmonton.

Upcoming Events:

Sunday, January 24 at 3:00 pmConvocation Hall, Arts BuildingFree admission

Sunday, January 24 at 8:00 pmConvocation Hall, Arts BuildingAdmission: $10/adult, $5/student/senior

Monday, January 25 at 12:00 pmConvocation Hall, Arts BuildingFree admission

Friday, January 29 at 7:00 pmFine Arts Building 1 -29Free admission

Friday, January 29 at 8:00 pmConvocation Hall, Arts BuildingAdmission: $IO/adult, $5/student/senior

Saturday, January 30 at 8:00 pmConvocation Hall, Arts BuildingAdmission: $10/adult, $5/student/senior

Monday, February 1 at 12:00 pmConvocation Hall, Arts BuildingFree admission

Fri. & Sat., Feb. 5 & 6 at 8:00 pmConvocation Hall, Arts BuildingAdmission: $7/adult, $5/student/senior

Saturday, February 6 at 2:00 pmRehearsal Hall

Winspear Centre for MusicParticipant: $40, Auditors: $10

Sunday, February 7 at 8:00 pmConvocation Hall, Arts BuildingAdmission: $10/adult, $5/student/senior

Master of Music Recital: Colin Armstrong,choral conducting. Program will include worksby Bach, Brahms, Titov and Luengen.

Faculty Recital featuring pianists Janet ScottHoyt with guest Michael Massey. Program willinclude works by Kulesha and Rachmaninoff.

Noon-Hour Organ Recital. The recitalpresents a variety of organ repertoire performedby students from the Department of Music.

Clarinet masterclass with Robert Spring.

Music at Convocation Hall Series featuringfaculty members Martin RIseley (violin),Tanya Prochazka (cello) and StephaneLemelln (piano). Program will includeSchubert Piano Trio in E-flat and TchaikovskyPiano Trio.

Visiting Artist Recital: Robert Spring,clarinet. Program to be announced.

Music at Noon, Convocation Hall StudentRecital Series featuring students from theDepartment of Music

The Magic ofMozart. Highlights of The MagicFlute by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.Alan Ord, director.

Flute masterelass with Robert Aitken.

TriBACH Concert. Robert Aitken, (lute andJanet Scott Hoyt, piano. Program will includeworks by Aitken, Fenoud, Prokofieff andSchubert.

\JiAltFsic

Please Note: All concerts and events are subject to change withoutnotice. Please call 492-0601 to confirm concerts (after office hours arecorded message will inform you of any changes to our schedule).

Sylvia Shadick-Taylor,piano

A Celebration Concert

New Music...New CD...

Sunday, January 17,1999at 7:30 pm

Convocation Hall, Arts BuildingUniversity of Alberta

Department of Music k.University of Alberta