Duo Montagnard

Wednesday, January 16, 2019
7:30 PM
Cultural Arts CA1075 Beckwith Recital Hall
Event Type
Music Dept.
Contact
910-962-3415
Customer
UNCW Department of Music
Link
https://events.uncw.edu/MasterCalendar/EventDetails.aspx?EventDetailId=94923

 
About the Artists

Duo Montagnard was formed in 2002 and has performed over 300 concerts in all 50 states, and 20 countries on six continents. Festival performances include the Chautauqua Institution, Scandinavian Saxophone Festival, and North-West University New Music Week (South Africa) The duo has commissioned, premiered, and recorded more than 40 works.

Joseph Murphy has been the saxophone professor at Mansfield University of Pennsylvania since 1987, where he has also served as department dhair and director of bands. He received the bachelor’s degree from Bowling Green State University (OH), and master’s and doctoral of musical arts degrees from Northwestern University. He received a Fulbright Award for a year of study in Bordeaux, France, where he received a Premier Prix.  He is a clinician for the Selmer Corporation. Murphy has been involved in commissioning and premiering more than fifty new works for the saxophone, including pieces by Libby Larsen, Michael Colgrass, John Harbison, Bernard Rands, and Gunther Schuller.

Matthew Slotkin is an acclaimed performer, teacher, and scholar, and has appeared in venues on six continents. A commitment to contemporary music has resulted in premieres of works by composers Linda Buckley, John Anthony Lennon, Scott Lindroth, and John Orfe. Festival performances include Piccolo Spoleto Festival, the Walled City Music Festival, Monadnock Music Festival, Chautauqua Institution, the Guitar Foundation of America, and World Saxophone Congresses in Scotland, Thailand, and Slovenia. He has performed on classical guitar society concert series in New Zealand (Guitar Association of New Zealand), Philadelphia, Cleveland, Iowa, northeastern Pennsylvania, and the Great Lakes. He has given performances with chamber ensembles, including the Metropolis Ensemble, the Mallarmé Chamber Players, and Dez Cordas. Recordings on Summit, Centaur, and Liscio labels have been praised as “wonderful…a very enjoyable disc” (Soundboard), and “a magnificent achievement…the concept of this program is brilliant” (American Record Guide). Soundboard magazine called him an “exceptional” player, and a concert review from the Classical Voice of North Carolina states that “Slotkin performed brilliantly.” Slotkin directs the guitar program at Bloomsburg University (PA).

To learn more about the artists, please visit www.duomontagnard.com

 

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Program
Akmal Parwez: NauBahaar, in 2 movements (composed 2018) · premiere
Anthony Gatto: klangfarbenmelodie (composed 2017) · premiere
Alejandro Rutty: On the Continuity of Self (composed 2018) · premiere
Baljinder Sekhon: Balancing Act (composed 2017)
Kevin Cope: Origin Unknown (composed 2013)
Patrick Long: Cobalt Blue (composed 2017)
Mark Engebretson: Radiance (composed 2017)
Victoria Bond: Breath (composed 2003)
Perry Goldstein: Everyday Pleasures (composed 2016)
David Crowell: meander (composed 2015)

 

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Tickets
$6 general public, free to students with valid UNCW ID.
Tickets are available in advance through the UNCW Box Office (located in Kenan Auditorium) and one hour prior to performance at the Kenan Auditorium Box Office.

Advance tickets may be purchased online or by calling the box office at 910-962-3500 (M-F) 
Any remaining tickets will be available one hour prior to performance at the Cultural Arts  Box Office.

UNCW students may obtain tickets in advance by going to the UNCW Box Office (located in Kenan Auditorium) Monday-Friday 12 - 6 p.m. 
 
Don't forget! The box office closes 15 minutes after the start of a Department of Music event. 

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Directions to Beckwith Recital Hall:
Plenty of free parking, in front of the Cultural Arts Building and across the street.
 
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DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC CONCERT GUIDELINES FOR UNCW STUDENTS

Arrive on time: at least 10 minutes before start of concert
•   Arrive at the concert venue at least 10 minutes before the posted concert time. If you need to get a ticket at the box office, have your UNCW student ID ready and arrive at least another 5 sooner.
    •   The box office will only be open for ticket sales and distribution to students up until 15 minutes after the performance begins.
    •   Students arriving 5 minutes after the start time of the event will not be admitted free with their UNCW ID card, and must purchase tickets in order to be admitted. If the box office has closed, students will not be admitted into the venue.

Concert attendance and program stamping
Programs for students registered in Department of Music classes are stamped by the ushers at the end of the performance.
   •   If you leave before the concert ends, your program will not be stamped.
   •   If ushers should run out of programs, ask them to stamp your ticket stub at the end of the concert. Let your teacher know what happened.

Use of electronic devices during performances
   •   use of computers, tablets, phones is not allowed during performances. Anyone using an electronic device will be asked to put it away. Noncompliance may result in being asked to leave the event.


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