BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:icalendar-ruby CALSCALE:GREGORIAN X-WR-CALNAME:Oberlin Musical Union\, College Choir\, and Oberlin Choristers \, Gregory Ristow '01\, conductor X-WR-TIMEZONE:Eastern Time (US & Canada) BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20260818T121421Z UID:tag:localist.com\,2008:EventInstance_1872505 DTSTART:20161205T010000Z DTEND:20161205T030000Z DESCRIPTION:Watch the webcast! This event will be streamed live at the time of the event.\n\nThe Oberlin Musical Union\, College Choir\, and Oberlin Choristers\, conducted by Gregory Ristow '01\, present Orff's Carmina Bura na in the composer's arrangement for soloists\, choir\, two pianos and per cussion.\n\nProgram:\n\nCarmina Burana Carl Orff\n\n Fortuna Imperat rix Mundi (Fortune Empress \n\n of the World)\n \n 1. O Fortuna\n\n 2. Fortune plango vulnera\n\ n \n\n I. Primo vere (Springtime)\n\n 3. Veris leta fa cies\n\n 4. Omnis sol temperat\n\n 5. Ecce gratu m\n\n \n\n Uf dem Anger (On the lawn)\n\n 6. Tanz\n \n 7. Floret silva nobilis\n\n 8. Reie\n\n 10. Were diu werlt alle min\n\n \n\n II. In Taberna (In the tavern)\n\n 11. Estuans interius\n\n 12. Olim l acus colueram\n\n 13. Ego sum abbas\n\n 14. In t aberna quando summus\n\n \n\n III. Cour d’amours (The Court of lo ve)\n\n 15. Amor volat undique\n\n 16. Dies\, no x et omnia\n\n 17. Stetit puella\n\n 18. Circa m ea pectora\n\n 19. Si puer cum puellula\n\n 20. Veni\, veni\, venias\n\n 21. In trutina\n\n 22. Tempus est iocundum\n\n 23. Dulcissime\n\n \n\n Bla nziflor et Helena (Blanchefleur and Helena)\n\n 24. Ave formo sissima\n\n \n\n Fortuna Imperatrix Mundi (Fortune\, Empress of the World)\n\n 25. O Fortuna\n\n \n\nBrianna Murray\, soprano \n\nThomas Leighton\, tenor\n\nDaewon Seo\, baritone\n\n \n\nJavier Gonzal es\, Elena Loskova\, piano\n\nMatthew DiBiase\, Eli Gerushat\, Rachel Gibs on\,\n\nJulian Jacobs\, John Minor\, Jackson Short\, percussion\n\nKelsey Bannon\, timpani\n\n-----\n\nThomas Leighton\, tenor\, is from Saugerties\ , NY\, and holds degrees from the Eastman School of Music in Rochester\, N Y\, with graduate studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Recent h ighlights in his career include appearances in Florentine Opera’s produc tions of Madama Butterfly\, Die Fledermaus\, and in the world premiere per formances and recording of Aldridge and Garfein’s Sister Carrie\, to be released on the Naxos label in 2017. In recent seasons Leighton has also b een a featured soloist with symphony orchestras of both Milwaukee and Madi son as well as Milwaukee’s Present Music\, an organization committed to commissioning and producing new works. Leighton is currently a resident st udio artist with the Florentine Opera Company.\n\nBrianna Murray ’17\, s oprano\, is in her final year of undergraduate study at Oberlin\, where sh e studies with Marlene Rosen and will graduate with degrees in vocal perfo rmance and psychology. This past summer she performed the role of Clorinda in Rossini’s La Cenerentola at Bay View Music Festival. Recent performa nces also include Barbarina in Mozart’s Le Nozze di Figaro and soprano s oloist in Oberlin’s performance of Handel’s Messiah. \n\nBaritone Daew on Seo ’18\, from South Korea\, is in the Artist Diploma program at Ober lin studying with Daune Mahy. He has performed many roles throughout his c areer including Figaro in Mozart’s Le nozze di Figaro\, Vater in Humperd inck’s Hansel und Gretel with the Butler Opera Center\, and the lead rol e in Don Giovanni with the Seoul National University Opera Theater. Seo ha s been winner of both the S. Livingston Mather and Lois Alba Aria competit ions. He also received first prize at the Korean Art Song Competition and third prize at the Ehwa-Kyunghang Competition in Korea. Seo completed a ba chelor’s degree from Seoul National University and a master’s degree f rom the University of Texas in Austin.\n\nOberlin Choristers is the premie re children’s choir organization in Northeast Ohio. As a nonprofit\, com munity-based choral music education program\, Oberlin Choristers provides extraordinary educational and performance opportunities for children Kinde rgarten – 12th grade. Since its first season in 1990\, master teachers o f vocal music have led Choristers’ choirs. Healthy vocal production\, mu sical literacy\, and rich artistic expression are taught at each level usi ng research-based\, age-appropriate methods. This excellent instruction\, paired with high quality choral literature\, leads to masterful performanc es at all levels.\n\nJennifer Call is artistic director of the Oberlin Cho risters and conductor of choirs at the Cleveland Institute of Music’s Pr eparatory and Continuing Education Division. Ensembles under her direction have performed in venues nationally and internationally\, including the S t. Louis Cathedral (New Orleans)\, Chartres Cathedral (Chartres\, France)\ , St. Patrick’s Cathedral (Dublin\, Ireland)\, and most recently\, Carne gie Hall (New York City). Prior to her appointment with the Choristers in 2011\, she spent over a decade as an active music educator for all ages in public schools throughout Northeast Ohio. Her work in teaching the adoles cent changing voice led to the creation of the Changing Voice Institute he ld at Oberlin Conservatory each fall. Call has been a guest lecturer at se veral universities and conservatories and is frequently requested as a gue st conductor and clinician for honor choirs around the nation. She holds a Bachelor of Music Education from Ohio State University and a Master of Mu sic from the University of Akron. Call has studied conducting with Dr. Hil ary Apfelstadt and James Gallagher and has prepared choirs for Anton Coppo la\, Christopher Larkin\, Raphael Jiménez\, and Emmanuel Fratianni. \n\nG regory Ristow ’01 is director of vocal ensembles and assistant professor of conducting at Oberlin\, and conductor of the Interlochen Singers at th e Interlochen Arts Camp. Prior to joining the Oberlin faculty\, he served in similar roles at the DePauw University School of Music\, the Rochester Institute of Technology\, and Lone Star College-Montgomery. He has sung pr ofessionally with Mercury Baroque and the Houston Chamber Choir and conduc ted professionally as artistic director of Encore Vocal Arts in Indianapol is\, and as a guest conductor with the Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra\, Vo ices (Rochester\, NY)\, Foundation for Modern Music (Houston\, TX)\, and t he Gregory Kunde Chorale (Rochester\, NY). Ristow is active internationall y as a teacher of Dalcroze Eurhythmics\, a method of music education that teaches music through movement. GEO:41.293816;-82.22055 LOCATION:Finney Chapel SUMMARY:Oberlin Musical Union\, College Choir\, and Oberlin Choristers\, Gr egory Ristow '01\, conductor URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.oberlin.edu/event/musical_union_gregory_rist ow_01_conductor CATEGORIES:Master Class CATEGORIES:Music END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR