Please join the UGA Horn Studio as they present a studio recital on Monday November 7th, 7:30pm in Edge Recital Hall! This recital pays homage to the horn's celebratory origins during the Feast of St. Hubert, while also showcasing modern repertoire 'echoing' the instrument's roots. The recital will feature solo performances by first and second year students as well as the UGA Horn Choir. There will be a brief reception afterwards.

Funky, smooth, and vibrant pianist Dr. Greg Satterthwaite is a native of Kingston, Jamaica. As an artist, educator, clinician, and composer, Satterthwaite brings an energy and touch to the piano that has become his signature sound. This concert will feature new arrangements of some classic jazz standards as well as his original music. He will be joined by a host of musicians hailing from Athens and Atlanta.

• Featuring Both Jazz Ensembles I and II
• Directors:
  • Dave D'Angelo-Jazz Ensemble I
  • James Weidman and Greg Satterthwaite, - Co-Directors of Jazz Ensemble II
• Ensembles will be playing a variety of Jazz Styles from composers of the past and present.

Live Streaming Available

The ARCO Chamber Orchestra will take the Hodgson Hall stage for a Thursday Scholarship Series concert on a Wednesday! Under the direction of Levon Ambartsumian, the program consists of works by Handel, Bottesini, and Glazunov. Joining student soloists will be HHSOM faculty soloists Connie Frigo, Shakhida Azimkhodjaeva and Reid Messich. The program also includes the American premiere of "Passacaglia and Gigue" for Oboe D'Amore and Violin by Russin composer Efrem Podgaits.

Self-proclaimed “reckless transcriptionists”, Isomer Quartet is a new tuba-euphonium quartet that does not perform from a predefined repertoire. Simply put: Isomer plays music that they think sounds good. By performing from any genre, whether it’s classical, jazz, contemporary or pop, Isomer wants the tuba-euphonium quartet to be pushed into new expressive and virtuosic heights. 



Isomer formed after existing for over a decade in the same Michigan-Georgia-Texas tuba and euphonium multiverse with one another. UGA is happy to welcome back alums Dr. Alex Avila and Dr. Charlie Goodman, along with Ryan Chen and Keith Packman. Quartet members are all prizewinners at multiple international competitions, have released numerous albums, and essentially are trying to “do all of the things”. Individually, they are on faculty at Louisiana State University, Columbus State University and Texas Woman’s University and enrolled at the Harvard Law School.

 

This is a free concert on Monday, Oct. 24, starting at 7:30 p.m. in Edge Recital Hall. The program will also be live-streamed

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