CONGRESS SCHEDULE
DRAFT April 11, 2011
(subject to change)
Concerts: Red
Lecture Recitals: Purple
Papers: Blue
Wednesday, September 14:
Pre-Congress Tour and Registration
9:00-6:00 Trip to the Grand Canyon National Park, South Rim*** (optional)
4:00-6:00 Congress Registration Begins (NAU Conference Room)
10:00-4:00 IAWM Annual Meeting Possible
10:00-4:00 REHEARSALS SCHEDULED ASHURST
10:00-4:00 REHEARSALS SCHEDULED ARDREY
7:00-9:30 Open Rehearsal Flagstaff Symphony Orchestra
4:00-10:00 REHEARSALS SCHEDULED ASHURST
Thursday, September 15: Opening Day of the Congress
8:00-5:00 PM Congress Registration
9:00-9:30 Congress
Commencement Ceremony
9:30-10:45 Concert 1 ASHURST
Featuring works by IAWM composers performed by the NAU Music Faculty, Students and Guests
Composers:
Judith Lang Zaimont (Maricopa, AZ), Karen Thomas (Seattle, WA), Santa Buss (Latvia)
Victoria
Malawey (Mount Vernon, Ohio), Ching-Yi Wang (Taiwan), Rachel Fogarty
(Antioch, TN), Jessica Rudman (Brooklyn, NY), Adriana Isabel Figueroa
Mañas (Argentina), Kye Ryung Park (Florida)
IAWM Performers: Karen Gustafson, trumpet, Cindy Gould, trumpet, Emily McKay,
flute Rebecca Scarnati, oboe, Nancy Sullivan, horn,
Jacqueline Schwandt,
viola, Chen-Ju Chiang, piano
Guest Performers: Jeremy Reynolds, clarinet, David Bruner, bassoon,Stephen Dunn, trumpet, David Rosenburg, trumpet, Jonathan Bergeron, alto saxophone; Jamila Hla Shwe, piano, Brian Lockard, piano; Andrea Graves, flute; Kim Sullivan, viola; Mary Ann Ramos, cello; Ricardo Pereira, tenor; Frank Scott, piano; John Masserini, clarinet; David Vining, trombone, Alexander Lapins, tuba;
10:50-11:20 REHEARSALS SCHEDULED ASHURST
9:00-2:00 REHEARSALS SCHEDULED ARDREY
WALK TO STUDENT UNION AND SCHOOL OF MUSIC BUILDING
11:00-11:30 Paper Sessions (2) HAVASUPAI
• Andrew Adams (Cullowhee, NC): "Voicing the silent language of the soul: The life and works of Clara Kathleen Rogers"
• Sarah O'Halloran (Charlottesville, VA): "Sharing breath and losing control: Reflections on Tanya Tagaq's Music"
11:45-12:15 Lecture-Recital ASHURST
In Beauty We Walk: The Metamorphosis of “Butterfly Effects” by Elizabeth Vercoe
(b.1941)
Cynthia Green Libby,
oboe
Jeremy Chesman, harp
12:15-1:30 LUNCH in Student Union
1:00-2:00 "In Beauty We Walk:
Changing Women and the New Musical Landscape"
(A panel or forum session during the congress will focus on how the IAWM might support women in music in that process.)
TIME TO WALK TO ARDREY AND VISIT WITH FRIENDS AND COLLEAGUES
2:00-2:30 ELECTROACOUSTIC WORKS AND SPECIAL INSTALLATIONS:
Jongleur de sable
Lissa Meridan (France)
A Passage Through
Kaja Bjorntvedt (Denmark)
"Twenty Love Songs and a Song of Despair"
Margaret Schedel (Coram, NY)
Installation for 21 iPod touches in custom enclosures
with video and audio (DICK BEASLEY GALLERY)
2:30-3:45 Concert 2 ARDREY
Featuring
works by IAWM composers performed by the NAU Wind Symphony (Daniel
Schmidt, director), the NAU Percussion Ensemble (Steve Hemphill,
director) and IAWM performer members.
Composers:Andrea L. Reinkemeyer
(Ann Arbor, MI), Ingrid Stölzel (Kansas City, MO), Linda Dusman (Baltimore, MD), Tanya Anisimova (arr. Carrie Koffman), Violeta Dinescu, Tonia Ko
(Bloomington, IN), Roshanne Etezady (Phoenix, AZ)
IAWM Performers:
Diane Hunger, saxophone
Guest Performers: Deborah Raymond, soprano, Andrea Graves, flute; John Masserini, clarinet; Louise Scott, violin, Mary Ann Ramos, cello, Steve Hemphill, percussion, Rita Borden, piano; Wildy Zumwalt, saxophone
3:45-4:00 WALK TO ASHURST; Refreshments (Coffee, tea, water)
4:15-5:30 Lecture-Recitals ASHURST
Music and the Earth: Four Elements for horn and piano by Anne Calloway (b. 1949)
Lin Foulk, Kelsey Anthon, Jancie Philippus, and Molly Zebell,
horns
Helen Lukan, piano
Honeybee Works: A Suite for Solo Piano by Anna Rubin (b. 1946)
Margaret Lucia, piano
4:15-4:45
Lecture-Recital ARDREY
Music She Wrote: Organ Compositions by Women
Composers: Emma Lou Diemer; Catherine Urner (1891-1942) and Pamela Decker Frances Nobert, organ
5:30 HAPPY HOUR AT DRURY
DINNER ON YOUR OWN
7:00-9:30 Open Rehearsal Flagstaff Symphony Orchestra
8:00-10:00 Concert 3 IAWM Annual Concert
Featuring works by IAWM composers performed by IAWM members and guests
Composers:
HyeKyung Lee (Granville, OH), Maria Niederberger (Konstanz, Germany),
Judith Lang Zaimont (Maricopa, AZ),
Elizabeth Bell (Tarrytown, NY), Beth Wiemann (Bangor, ME), Judith Cloud (Flagstaff, AZ),
Ruth Lomon (Cambridge, MA)
IAWM Performers:
HyeKyung Lee,
piano, Judy May, mezzo-soprano, Chen-Ju Chiang,
piano, Jennifer Trost, soprano, Madeline Williamson,
piano
Guest Performers: Nicolasa Kuster, bassoon; René Kublík, violin; Jana Starling, clarinet and Eskimo drum; Janice Meyer Thompson, piano; Jeremy Reynolds, clarinet; R. Carlos Nakai, Native American flutes; Arlene Shrut, piano, Keith Lemmons, clarinet; Sally Guenther, cello; Scott Ney, percussion
Friday, September 16: Day Two of the Congress
8:00-5:00 PM Congress Registration
8:30-9:00 Paper HAVASUPAI
• Christina Reitz (Cullowhee, NC): "Appalachian Ballads: Educating America's Girls"
9:00-9:30 Paper HAVASUPAI
• Elizabeth Keathley (Greensboro, NC): "Listening to Nature and Culture: Women composers, technology, and the environment"
9:00-5:00 ELECTROACOUSTIC/INSTALLATIONS
8:00-9:45 REHEARSALS SCHEDULED ASHURST
8:00-9:30 REHEARSALS SCHEDULED ARDREY
10:00-10:30 Lecture-Recital ASHURST
Music of Yvette Souviron
Stela Brandão, soprano
Rita Borden, piano
10:00-11:00 Lecture-Recitals
ARDREY
Five Ceremonial Masks by Ruth Lomon
Mary Kathleen Ernst,
piano
The Sylvan Pieces by Cindy Cox
Cindy Cox, piano
10:30-11:15 Lecture-Recitals ASHURST
Prairie Soundscapes: Libby Larsen’s Settings of Willa Cather for Soprano and Piano
Colleen Gray, soprano
Nanette Solomon, piano
Memories of 9/11: Sifting Through the Ruins by Libby Larsen
Juline Gilmore, mezzo-soprano
Tianna Heppner-Harjo,
viola
Michelle Lee, piano
REFRESHMENT BREAK AND SET UP
11:30-12:30 Concert 4 ASHURST
Featuring performances by IAWM performers and IAWM composers
Composers:
Nicole
Chamberlain (Atlanta, GA--world premiere), Linda Dusman (Baltimore,
MD), Lori Ardovino (Alabaster, AL), Lori Laitman (Potomac, MD),
Gabriela Lena Frank (San Francisco, CA)
IAWM Performers:
The
Dahlia Flute Duo (Mary Matthews, flute and alto flute; Melissa
Wertheimer, flute and piccolo); Lori Ardovino, clarinet, Diane Reich,
soprano,
Jenna Dalbey, cello
Guest Performers: Melanie Willliams,
soprano, Melanie Rogers, violin and viola; Laurie Middaugh, piano; Scott Holden, piano; The Tetra String Quartet: Chrystal Smothers, violin; Heidi Wright, violin; Louis Privitera, viola, Jenna Dalbey, cello
12:30 LUNCH
1:30-2:00 Paper HAVASUPAI
• Nancy Hadden (London, England):
"Changes in roles of women as performers, patrons, and composers in Renaissance Europe"
2:00-2:30 Paper HAVASUPAI
• Jesse Fillerup (Fredericksburg, VA):
"Lucia on Sunset Boulevard"
3:00-4:00 Concert 5 NAU Chamber Orchestra ARDREY
Featuring
works by IAWM composer members performed by the NAU School of Music
Chamber Orchestra, NAU Orchestra and by IAWM performer members
Composers:
Theresa Martin (Appleton, WI),
CHANG Pei-lun
Vicky (Taiwan), WANG An-Ming (Potomac, MD), Arima Reiko (Yokohama,
Japan), Allison Sniffin (Englewood, NJ), Anne Kilstofte (Surprise, AZ)
IAWM Performers:
Andrew Hudson, clarinet, Brittany Hudson, clarinet,
Cal Johnson, organ,
Karen Gustafson,
trumpet, Cindy Gould, trumpet, James Bicigo, trombone,
Nancy Sullivan, Lin Foulk, horns
Guest Performers: Stephen Dunn, trumpet, David Rosenburg, trumpet, David Vining, trombone, Alexander Lapins, tuba; Jancie Philippus, Molly Zebell, horns
REFRESHMENT BREAK ARDREY LOBBY
4:30-5:45 Concert 6 IAWM Performers ASHURST
Featuring “new directions” in performances by IAWM performer members and composers
Composers:
Jean
Coulthard (1908-2000; Canada), Giulia Recli (Italy), Beatrice
Campodonico (Italy), Sonia Bo (Italy), Carla Rebora (Italy), Carla
Magnan (Italy), Marcela Pavia (Italy), Mary Lou Newmark (Los Angeles,
CA),
Line Tjørnhøj (Norway)
IAWM Performers:
Julie
Cross, mezzo-soprano, Rose-Marie Soncini, flute, Esther Flückiger, piano
(Italy), Mary Lou Newmark, electric violin, voice and soundscapes
Guest Performers:Susan McDaniel, piano; Lies'l Hill, Cecily Merrill, vocals, Anjelica Jones, double bass and vocals
5:30 HAPPY HOUR
DINNER/ART WALK DOWNTOWN GALLERIES
7:00-9:30 Open Rehearsal Flagstaff Symphony Orchestra
8:00-9:45 Concert 7 CHURCH OF THE NATIVITY*:
Psallite, Women’s Choir of London
NAU Shrine of the Ages Choir
Sedona Academy of Chamber Singers
IAWM Performers
Composers:
Ann Kilstofte (Surprise, AZ), Hilary Tann (Schuylerville, NY),
Sally Beamish (United Kingdom), Augusta Read Thomas, Sofia Gubaidulina,
Karen Thomas (Seattle, WA), Gwyneth Walker/Lesa Terry, Judith Cloud (Flagstaff, AZ)
Performers:
Sarah Biber, cello,
Joan Griffing, violin, Diane Phoenix-Neal, viola, Beth Vanderborgh,
cello, Nancy Hadden, director and Baroque/Renaissance flutes (London, UK)
*Church of the Nativity (walking distance from hotels about 15-20 minutes)
Saturday, September 17: Day Three of the Congress
High Country Conference Center
8:00-5:00 PM Congress Registration
8:30-9:00 Paper
•
Fiona Fraser (Cook ACT, Australia): "Alternative sources of authority
for women composers at the beginning of the twentieth century."
9:00-9:30 Paper
• Jennifer Kelly (Easton, PA): "The importance of women composers in the recognition of video game music"
REFRESHMENT BREAK/set up time
9:45-10:15 Lecture-Recitals (2)
Room A)
“The Possibilities for New Concert Music inspired by
Native American and Indigenous Peoples”
Elizabeth Waldo, ethnomusicologist, composer and violinist
Room B)
Changing Woman -
Seven Rituals for Piano and Electronics (premiere)
Susan Frykberg, composer and pianist Ross Carey
REFRESHMENT BREAK/set up time
10:30-11:00 Paper
• Linda Dusman (Baltimore, MD): "Why so slow? The advancement of American women composers"
REFRESHMENT BREAK/set up time
11:15-11:45 Lecture-Recitals (2)
Room A)
Writing Music for Historical Documentaries and other pedestrian adventures
Sally Reid, composer
Room B)
“Pauline Viardot: Composer, Singer, Forgotten Muse”
portrayed by
Katherine Eberle, mezzo-soprano and piano
12:00 Awards Luncheon*
2:00 Optional Trip to Sedona or Sunset Crater/Wupatki**
2:00-3:00 Visit downtown Flagstaff (walking tour available)
3:15-4:45 Concert 8 High Country Conference Center
In Motion: New and Ancient Sounds for the Piano from the 20th and 21st centuries.
Composers: Marion Bauer (1882-1955 South Hadley, MA),
Molly Joyce (New York), Stacey Barelos (Joplin, MO), Suzanne Sorkin (Philadelphia, PA), Betty Wishart (Buies Creek, NC)
Kanako Okamoto (Tsu-shi, Mie, Japan), Motoko Honda (Los Angeles, CA), Marcela Pavia (Italy)
IAWM Performers:
Becky Billock, piano, Jeri-Mae G. Astolfi,
piano, Motoko Honda,
prepared piano; Yolanda Canaday, piano, Brian Lockard, piano
HAPPY HOUR AND DINNER ON YOUR OWN
7:30 Concert 9 Flagstaff Symphony Orchestra ARDREY AUDITORIUM
IAWM Composers: Chia-Yu Hsu (b. 1975),
Judith Cloud (b. 1954), Hillary Tann (b. 1947), Cindy McTee (b. 1953), Jennifer Higdon (b.1962),
Other Composers:Joan Tower (b. 1938), Gabriela Lena Frank (b. 1972)
Guest Performers: Rebecca Kemper Scarnati, oboe; Idit Shner, soprano saxophone
10:00 Gala Reception* High Country Conference Center
Sunday, September 18: Day Four of the Congress
9:00 AM Trip to the Grand Canyon National Park, South Rim*** (optional)
9:00-12:00 AM IAWM Annual Meeting Possible
2:00-5:00 IAWM Annual Meeting Possible
The Drury Inn & Suites, on the campus of NAU, is conveniently located to Congress events. A