Winter / Spring 2015
ART
MUSIC
THEATRE
COLLEGE OF
PERFORMING AND
VISUAL ARTS
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UNC College of Performing and Visual Arts
Our deepest appreciation to our
2015 Premier Season Sponsor
The College of Performing
and Visual Arts at UNC gratefully
acknowledges University of
Colorado Health as our premier
season sponsor.
UC Health’s sponsorship
funding goes directly to support
our students financially, which
in turn helps them to become
more successful in their pursuit of
artistic distinction. In addition, it
allows us to attract the very best
arts students to our programs
throughout the country, thus
continuing our long tradition
of excellence in the arts at the
University of Northern Colorado.
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Saturday, February 21, 2015
Union Colony Civic Center
701 10th Avenue, Greeley
6:00 Art Reception
meet the student artists
Tointon Gallery & UCCC lobby
7:00 Performance
Monfort Concert Hall
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Meet Our Community Ambassadors
The UNC Arts Community Advisory Board is the longest serving board of community
ambassadors on the UNC campus.
Sue Anschutz
Bernie Kinnick
JoAnn Mueller
Steve Baker
Valerie Leal-Whitehead
Shelley Peetz
Sherrill Bostron
Doug Marek
Jim Riesberg
Kathy Christmann
Al Meny
Sylvia Webster
John Jankow
Pete Morrell
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School of Art & Design
University of Northern Colorado Galleries
Wet Plate Collodion Juried Show
Quinn Jacobson, Juror
January 20"–"March 4, 2015 • Mariani Gallery, Guggenheim Hall
Closing Reception and Gallery Talk • Wednesday, March 4, 4 – 6 pm
The collodion process is an early photographic process, introduced in the 1850s.
The wet collodion photographic process produced a glass negative and a beautifully
detailed print. Preferred for the quality of the prints and the ease with which they could
be reproduced, the new method thrived from the 1850s until about 1880. The wet plate
collodion process has undergone a revival as a historical technique over the past few
decades. Many fine art photographers also use the process and its handcrafted individuality
for gallery showings and personal work.
Juror Quinn Jacobson is
a Denver fine artist and art
educator who has taught and
created in the United States and
Europe for over 30 years. Since
2000, his area of expertise has been
in historic photographic processes,
concentrating mostly on Wet Plate
Collodion. He played a central role
in (re)introducing the Wet Plate
process to Europe (2006 – 2011)
which created a revival of the
process there.
Art Gallery Hours
Information • 970-351-2184
Monday – Wednesday:
Noon – 6 pm
Thursday & Friday:
Noon – 4 pm
Saturday: 10 am – 2 pm
Wet Plate Collodion:
Ahmed by Quinn Jacobson
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Alternative Photo
Processing
Art & Design Photography Students
January 26"–"March 4, 2015
Oak Room Gallery, Crabbe Hall
Closing Reception
Wednesday, March 4, 4 – 6 pm
Alternative Photo Processing:
Down the Rabbit Hole (detail) by Kira Gehle
Alternative Photo Processes are
often called historical, or non-silver,
processes. Most of these processes
were invented over 100 years ago and
were used by early photographers.
Today many contemporary
photographers are revisiting
alternative processes and applying new
technologies and practices to these
techniques.
These works of Alternative
Photo Processes will showcase the
photography of students at UNC.
Annual Student Exhibition
April 1"–"May 2, 2015 • Mariani Gallery, Guggenheim Hall
Opening Reception and Awards Ceremony • Wednesday, April 1, 4 – 6 pm
The Annual Juried Student Exhibition is an opportunity for UNC students
to show their finest artworks. Selected winners will be presented with cash and
purchase awards. Artworks will include drawing, painting, printmaking, photography,
fiber, jewelry, sculpture, mixed media, graphic design and computer graphics.
Student Foundations Exhibition
April 1"–"May 2, 2015 • Oak Room Gallery, Crabbe Hall
Opening Reception • Wednesday, April 1, 4 – 6 pm
The Foundation Program introduces students to the fundamental concepts of
design. Works showcased in this exhibition are examples of learning experiences
from Foundation Design 1 and 2 and Foundation Drawing courses. Professors
have selected works that demonstrate excellence in the areas of form, content and
technical achievement.
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School of Music
UNC@UCCC Music Series
University Symphony Orchestra!Wednesday, February 4 • 7:30 pm
University Bands Concert!Tuesday, February 17 • 7:00 pm
Jazz Bands!Wednesday, February 25 • 7:00 pm
Choirs & UNC Symphony Orchestra!Tuesday, March 3 • 7:30 pm
Bands Small Ensembles Concert!Tuesday, March 10 • 7:30 pm
Note: This concert performs at Hensel Phelps Theatre
Vocal Jazz Ensembles!Tuesday, April 7 • 7:30 pm
University Bands Concert!Friday, April 10 • 7:30 pm
UNC@UCCC concerts performed at Monfort Concert Hall
Tickets: adults $12 • students $8
Faculty Recital Series
Faculty Recitals begin at 8:00 pm
Willem van Schalkwyk, piano!Tuesday, January 13
Christopher Luther, viola!Tuesday, January 20
Gal Faganel, cello!Monday, January 26
Derek Chester, voice & Willem van Schalkwyk, piano!Tuesday, January 27
Frank Cook, trombone!Tuesday, February 10
Nat Wickham, trombone!Monday, February 16
Justin Krawitz, piano!Monday, March 9
Diane Bolden-Taylor, voice!Tuesday, March 24
Euridice Alvarez, oboe!Monday, April 13
Paul Elwood, composition!Monday, April 20 • Performance in Frasier 90
Monday recitals are performed in Hensel Phelps Theatre.
Tuesday recitals are performed in Milne Auditorium.
Tickets: adults $12 • students $8
Open Space Festival of New Music Featuring the Jake Schepps Quintet featuring Matt Flinner
Jake Schepps Quintet
featuring Matt Flinner Concert!
Thursday, February 26, 7:00 pm
Composers Concert!
Friday, February 27, 5:00 pm
Concerts performed in Milne
Auditorium • Free
Find the full schedule of events at
arts.unco.edu/music/openspace/default.html
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All State Band Festival
Join UNC as we host the top
high school musicians in Colorado.
April 9"–"April 11 at UCCC
UNC Small Ensembles Concert!
Thursday, April 9 • 8:30 pm • Free
UNC Bands Concert!Friday, April 10 • 7:30 pm
Tickets: adults $12 • students $8
All State Concert!Saturday, April 11 • 4 pm
Tickets: adults $15 • seniors/students $10
Guest Conductor Ray E. Cramer
Ray E. Cramer was a member of the Indiana University Jacob’s School
of Music faculty from the fall of 1969 through May 2005. In 1982, Mr.
Cramer was appointed Director of Bands. Under his leadership the
Indiana University Wind Ensemble earned an international reputation for
outstanding musical performances.
Guest Conductor Jay S. Gephart
Jay S. Gephart joined the faculty of Purdue University in the fall of 1995
after having completed 12 years as a public school band director. In
November 2006, Professor Gephart was appointed Director of University
Bands. He currently serves as Director of the Purdue “All-American”
Marching Band and the Purdue University Wind Ensemble.
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Winter!/!Spring 2015 Arts Calendar
JANUARY 2015
Tues
13
16-17
Tues
20
Wed
21
Sat
24
Mon
26
Tues
27
28-31
Faculty Recital
Willem van Schalkwyk, piano
Milne Auditorium, 8 pm
UNC Conducting Symposium
Monfort Concert Hall
Faculty Recital
Christopher Luther, viola
Milne Auditorium, 8 pm
Dress Rehearsal for UNC
Showcase of the Arts
Milne Auditorium, 7 pm
UNC Showcase of the Arts
Lone Tree Arts Center, 6 pm
Faculty Recital
Gal Faganel, cello
Hensel Phelps Theatre, 8 pm
Faculty Recital
Derek Chester, voice
Willem van Schalkwyk, piano
Milne Auditorium, 8 pm
CMEA in Colorado Springs
FEBRUARY 2015
Tues
10
Thurs
12
Mon
16
Tues
17
Sat
21
Wed
25
Thurs
26
Fri
27
FEBRUARY 2015
Wed
4
5–8
10–15
UNC@UCCC
UNC Symphony Orchestra
Monfort Concert Hall, 7:30 pm
Tues
3
Wed
Art
4
Wed
Music"/"Opera
4
Theatre
Special Event
Sunset Jazz Artist Series
Location TBA, 7 pm
Tickets sold at door
Faculty Recital
Nat Wickham, trombone
Hensel Phelps Theatre, 8 pm
UNC@UCCC
University Bands Concert
Monfort Concert Hall, 7 pm
Gala: Hollywood, Then & Now
Monfort Concert Hall, 7 pm
Jazz Bands
Monfort Concert Hall, 7 pm
Open Space Festival Concert
Milne Auditorium, 7:30 pm • Free
Open Space Festival Concert
Milne Auditorium, 5 pm • Free
MARCH 2015
Intimate Apparel
Norton Theatre
COLOR KEY:
Faculty Recital
Frank Cook, trombone
Milne Auditorium, 8 pm
4–8
UNC@UCCC
Choirs and UNC Symphony
Orchestra
Monfort Concert Hall, 7:30 pm
Wet Plate Collodion Juried
Show
Closing Reception
Mariani Gallery, 4 pm • Free
Alternative Photo Processing
Closing Reception
Oak Room Gallery, 4 pm • Free
Children of Eden
Langworthy Theatre
NOTE: All performances require ticket
purchase unless indicated as Free.
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APRIL 2015
MARCH 2015
Mon
9
Tues
10
Thurs
12
17–20
Fri
20
Mon
23
Tues
24
Mon
30
Tues
31
Faculty Recital
Justin Krawitz, piano
Hensel Phelps Theatre, 8 pm
1
Wed
1
2–4
Sat
4
Tues
7
8
UNC Bands Small Ensemble
Hensel Phelps Theatre, 7:30 pm
9–11
Sunset Jazz Artist Series
Location TBA, 7 pm
Tickets sold at door
Thurs
ACDA Regional Dance
Festival
Faculty Recital
Paul Elwood, Composition
Frasier Hall 90, 8 pm
9
Fri
10
Sat
11
Jazz Singers & Combos
Randy’s American Grill, 6 pm • Free
Sat
Faculty Recital
Diane Bolden-Taylor, voice
Milne Auditorium, 8 pm
Sun
Jazz in the Lounge
UC Fireside, 11:15 am • Free
Percussion Ensemble
Concert
Foundation Hall, 7:30 pm • Free
APRIL 2015
Wed
Wed
11
12
Mon
13
Trombone Choir Concert
First United Methodist Church,
7:30 pm • Free
All State Band Festival
UCCC
UNC Small Ensembles
Concert
Monfort Concert Hall,
8:30 pm • Free
UNC Bands Concert
Monfort Concert Hall, 7:30 pm
All State Concert
Monfort Concert Hall, 4 pm
NATS
Milne Auditorium
UNC Chamber Choir &
University Singers Concert
First Congregational Church,
7:30 pm • Free
Faculty Recital
Euridice Alvarez, oboe
Hensel Phelps Theatre, 8 pm
16–18
UNC/Greeley Jazz Festival
UCCC
23–26
Once in a Lifetime
Langworthy Theatre
Student Foundations
Exhibition
Opening Reception
Oak Room Gallery, 4 pm • Free
24–25
Carmen
Opera Theatre with University
Symphony Orchestra
Monfort Concert Hall, 7:30 pm
Ladies First Spring Dance
Concert
Langworthy Theatre
Tues
Annual Student Exhibition
Opening Reception
Mariani Gallery, 4 pm • Free
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Spring Opera Scenes
Hensel Phelps Theatre, 2 pm,
7:30 pm
UNC@UCCC
Vocal Jazz Ensembles
Monfort Concert Hall, 7:30 pm
Chamber Music Marathon
(strings)
Milne Auditorium,
6:30 pm • Free
MAY 2015
Sat
2
GPO with UNC Choirs
Monfort Concert Hall, 7:30 pm
Tickets 356-5000
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UNC Opera Theatre
Spring Opera Scenes “Epistles: Letters in Opera”
Saturday, April 4 • 2pm & 7:30pm
Hensel Phelps Theatre, UCCC
A letter is late, a note is noticed, a missive goes missing, and suddenly the entire plot
of the opera is changed. Our program features scenes from operas as diverse as Rossini’s
Barber of Seville to Tchaikovsky’s Eugene Onegin; from comedy to tragedy we’ll exploit
every plot twist on paper in this grand and glorious thing called opera!
Bizet’s Carmen
April 24 & 25 • 7:30pm
Monfort Concert Hall • University Symphony Orchestra with Russell Guyver, conductor
Featuring William Wilson, baritone
Few women in opera evoke such passionate response as Bizet’s gypsy temptress,
Carmen. Is she just using the officer Don José or might she really love him after all?
Presented in the original dialogue version, this production is performed in French, with
English supertitles, featuring our own award-winning University Symphony Orchestra with
Dr. Russell Guyver; directed by Brian Clay Luedloff.
Rossini’s la Cenerentola, 2009
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UNC/Greeley Jazz Festival
April 16 – April 18 • Union Colony Civic Center
The 44th Annual UNC/Greeley Jazz Festival continues its tradition of bringing some
of the most prominent and highly respected names in jazz to Northern Colorado for three
big main stage concerts at 7:30 each evening.
The Vanguard Jazz Orchestra
Thursday, April 16
Groove For Thought: Singing sensation from
NBC’s THE SING-OFF
Deborah Brown: Soulful jazz vocalist with UNC’s
DownBeat Award-winning Jazz Lab Band I.
VocaLab: UNC’s premier vocal jazz ensemble
Friday, April 17
Groove For Thought
The Vanguard Jazz Orchestra: Legendary Big Band
Jazz Festival All-Star Big Band: Our professional big
band in residence
Saturday, April 18
Chris Potter: Acclaimed saxophonist along with
UNC’s DownBeat Award-winning Jazz Lab Band I.
All-Star Quartet featuring Donald Brown, Ray
Drummond, Marvin “Smitty” Smith, Bobby Watson
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Chris Potter
To purchase tickets:
Union Colony Civic Center Ticket Office: 970-356-5000 or online at ucstars.com
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School of Theatre Arts & Dance
Performing Arts Series
Intimate Apparel
February 5"–"7, 10"–"14 • 7:30pm • February 8 and 15 • 2pm
Norton Theatre • Drama by Lynn Nottage • Directed by Shelly Gaza
Winner of the 2004 New York Drama Critics Circle and the Outer Critics Circle
Awards for Best Play, Intimate Apparel is a deeply moving portrait of Esther, a middle-aged
African-American seamstress, who lives in a boarding house for women and sews intimate
apparel for clients who range from wealthy white patrons to prostitutes. Her skills and
discretion are much in demand, and she has managed to stuff a goodly sum of money into
her quilt over the years. One by one, the other denizens of the boarding house marry and
move away, but Esther remains, lonely and longing for a husband and a future. Written by
the award-winning playwright Lynn Nottage, Intimate Apparel offers poignant commentary
on the turn-of-the-century era when the cut and color of one’s dress—and of course, skin—
determined whom one could and could not marry, sleep with, or even talk to in public.
Rated PG-13
Oklahoma!, 2013
Side Show, 2014
Children of Eden
March 4"–"7 • 7:30pm • March 8 • 2pm
Langworthy Theatre • Musical with book by John Caird • Music and lyrics by Stephen
Schwartz • Based on a concept by Charles Lisanby • Directed and Choreographed by Matthew
Herrick • Musical Direction by Dr. Richard Shore
Full of joyous music by legendary composer Stephen Schwartz (Wicked, Godspell,
Pippin) and freely based on the story of Genesis, Children of Eden is a frank and humorous
examination of conflict between parents and children. Adam, Eve, Noah and the “Father”
who created them deal with the cataclysmic actions of their children. Children of Eden
delivers a bittersweet, inspiring message: “the hardest part of love... is letting go.” Rated PG
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Spring Dance Concert: Ladies First
Dance Conference
April 2"–"4 • 7:30pm
The Northwest Region
American College
Dance Association
Conference will be held
on campus March 17-20,
2015.
Langworthy Theatre • Artistic Direction by Monte Black
Ladies First promises to be an evening of thoughtprovoking dance works choreographed entirely by female
artists. These outstanding choreographers hail from
the collegiate environment as well as the independent
professional world. Spring Dance 2014 brought you the
talents of male choreographers. Not to be outdone, this
cadre of female choreographers represent the best of
the region and are sure to leave you invigorated by their
collective voice resounding in the world of concert dance.
Rated PG
Once In A Lifetime
April 23"–"25 • 7:30pm • April 26 • 2pm
Langworthy Theatre • Comedy/Farce by Moss Hart and
George S. Kaufman • Directed by David Grapes
Set in the 1930s, Once in a Lifetime is wacky tale of three
on-the-skids vaudeville troupers heading for Hollywood to
try their luck at the newest craze: “talkies.” After hilarious
misadventures and blunders, the unassuming George is
carried to fame and fortune, becoming (for a short time) a
captain of the film industry. This wild comedy romp offers
slapstick humor and all the lunacy of a Hollywood film set.
Rated PG
Collegiate dancers, faculty,
and guest teachers from
colleges and universities
housed in states of Alaska,
Oregon, Washington,
Idaho, Montana, Wyoming,
Colorado, and Utah will be
on campus for workshops
and dance concerts. Friday
night is the Gala Concert in
which the best dances from
the adjudicated concerts are
performed again.
August: Osage County, 2014
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concerts, 970-351-2200.
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Save the Date!
Concerts Under the Stars
Tuesdays in July at Garden Theatre, 8pm
Little Theatre of the Rockies
June-August
Vanya, Sonia, Masha and Spike
Godspell
Dogfight (A Regional Premiere)
A Raisin in the Sun
Aida
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Greeley Event Locations
5th Street
35th Avenue
A Langworthy Theatre
in Frasier Hall
17th St between 9th & 10th Ave
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N
9th Street
GREELEY
35th Avenue
I
UNC
W 20th Street
20th Street
F University Center
10th Ave & 20th St
(parking on the 10th Ave side)
16th Street
G Foundation Hall
1516 8th Ave
A
17th Street
17th Street
P
P
8th Avenue
I Randy’s All American
Grill
2118 35th Ave
9th Avenue
10th Avenue
Information Desk, 2nd Floor
Fireside Lounge, 2nd Floor
Panorama Room, 3rd Floor
Monfort Concert Hall
Hensel Phelps Theatre, enter
through the Recreation Center
G
K
16th Street
D Norton Theatre
in Gray Hall
8th Ave and 19th St
H Union Colony Civic
Center
701 10th Ave • Tickets 356.5000
13th Street
11th Avenue
23rd Avenue
C Mariani Gallery
in Guggenheim Hall
8th Ave at 18th St
E Milne Auditorium
in Kepner Hall
17th St between 8th & 9th Ave
J
10th Street
8th Avenue
W 10th Street
14th Avenue
B Oak Room Gallery
in Crabbe Hall
8th Ave south of 18th St
E
UNC
C
D
CENTRAL
CAMPUS
18th Street
B
P
J First United Methodist
Church
917 10th Ave
19th Street
8th Avenue
9th Avenue
10th Avenue
K First Congregational
Church
2101 16th St
20th Street
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