Watch the webcast  – streamed live at concert time.

A senior recital presented by Andrew Crapitto, double bass live from Stull Recital Hall.

Conservatory visitors are asked to enter the complex through either Bibbins Hall’s east entrance (off College Place, across from the Oberlin College Bookstore) or the Conservatory Lounge’s west entrance (off S. Professor St., adjacent to the Conservatory Pond). All other entrances will be closed to the public.

Program:

Les voix humaines                                                            Marin Marais

                                                                                    arr. Andrew Crapitto

Grass pillow                                                                  Andrew Crapitto                                                                                                 

Impressions d’enfance                                                 George Enescu

      I. Ménétrier (Fiddler)                                         arr. Andrew Crapitto

Kshara                                                                                Giacinto Scelsi

Sam Craig, double bass

- Intermission -

Tutto che il mondo serra                                       Giovanni Bottesini

Isabel Merat, soprano

Elena Loskova, piano

Big Yellow Circle                                                Man-Ching Yu Donald

Madeleine Zarry, violin

Split me in two, I’ve always been a liar anyways              Crapitto

     Monologue                                                                                         

      Penance

Leo Choi, piano

Figment III                                                                            Elliott Carter 

Sliding Down                                                                        Edgar Meyer

Ryan Michaud, banjo
Justin Pelofsky, mandolin

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