MEAD WITTER With John Scoville, Piano Timothy Hagen,
The Romantic FluteTaylor Irelan, flutewithJohn Scoville, pianoTimothy Hagen, fluteTuesday, November 12, 20197:30 p.m.Collins Recital HallMEAD WITTER SCHOOL OF MUSICGuest Artist Recital
GUEST ARTIST RECITALTHE ROMANTIC FLUTETaylor Irelan, fluteJohn Scoville, pianoTimothy Hagen, flutePROGRAM— there will be no intermission —Sonatine for Flute and Piano (1935). Walter GiesekingModerato(1895–1956)AllegrettoVivaceDrei Romanzen, Op. 94 (1849).Robert SchumannNicht schnell(1810–1856)Einfach, innigNicht schnellAndante et rondo, Op. 25 (1874). Franz Doppler(1821–1883)Sonata for Flute and Piano, Op. 167 (“Undine”) (1882).Carl ReineckeAllegro(1824–1910)Intermezzo: Allegro vivaceAndante tranquilloFinale: Allegro molto agitato ed appasionatto, quasi prestoMead Witter School of Music performances are recorded. Please silenceor turn off all cell phones, pagers, and other electronic devices. Thank you forhelping us maintain a silence in the hall that is conducive to music-making and listening.
ABOUT THE GUEST ARTISTSRegarded as “the whole package” with a “clear sparkling sound [and] a vibrancy inall registers,” Taylor Irelan is proving to be an exciting emerging artist. Irelan has collaborated with award winning composers to commission, premiere, and record newworks for the flute, as well as write his own works and transcriptions for flute andvarious ensembles. He has been coached by composers Ian Clarke, Wil Offermans,and Thea Musgrave in preparation of performances of their music, including hisperformance of Musgrave’s Chamber Concerto No. 2 in the Barbican Centre as partof the BBC Symphony Orchestra’s Total Immersion Project, which was recorded andbroadcast live by BBC Radio 3 in London.An active chamber and orchestral musician, Irelan has appeared on stage at numerous prestigious venues, including the Barbican Centre (London), Milton Court(London), and Lincoln Center (New York City). Irelan serves as a substitute flutist withseveral professional orchestras around the United States, including the JacksonvilleSymphony and the Pueblo Symphony Orchestra. Previously serving as principalpiccolo for the London Graduate Orchestra, he has also performed with the LondonSymphony Orchestra and the Hot Springs Music Festival Symphony Orchestra aspart of their prestigious orchestral training programs. As a concerto soloist, Irelan hasbeen featured with ensembles across the United States and internationally.Irelan has won the top prizes in the National Flute Association Professional FluteChoir Competition, Florida Flute Association Advanced Masterclass Competition,University of North Florida Concerto Competition, Florida Community College Activities Association’s Student Artist Competition, and the Flute Fusion Young Artist Competition. He was selected as a finalist in both the Ars Flores Young Artists ConcertoCompetition and the Coeur d’Alene Symphony Young Artist Competition.Irelan currently teaches flute to select pupils as owner of The Tampa Flute Studio.He serves as director of the Gulf Coast Flute Choir, which, under his direction, wasselected to perform one of his original arrangements at the 2018 National FluteAssociation Convention. He has also been selected to be the conductor of the 2020Florida Flute Association Senior Honors Flute Choir.Irelan is a LefreQue Performing Artist. He received a Master of Music in performancewith merit from the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, as part of the GuildhallArtist Masters in Orchestral Artistry program in association with the London Symphony Orchestra. He received a Bachelor of Music in performance from the Universityof North Florida, where he graduated summa cum laude. His primary flute teacherswere Ian Clarke, Philippa Davies, Sarah Newbold, Les Roettges, and Rhonda Cassano.Pianist John Scoville enjoys a musical life that blends his passions for performing,collaborating, and teaching. After graduate studies in collaborative piano performance with Robert Koenig at the University of California, Santa Barbara, he hasreturned to Madison and is becoming embedded in its vibrant musical community.He divides his time between teaching piano, collaborating with instrumentalists andsingers at UW–Madison and other area schools and ensembles, and serving asorganist-pianist at McFarland Lutheran Church.
Scoville’s graduate work included performing in the UC Santa Barbara productionof Joel Feigin’s Twelfth Night, winner of the National Opera Association’s ProductionCompetition; the NOA Dominick Argento Chamber Opera Competition, produced incollaboration with UCSB; and winning performances in the Music Teachers NationalAssociation Young Artist California State Competition and the Performing Arts Scholarship Foundation Competition. He has held positions with Interlochen Arts Camp,Opera Santa Barbara, Ojai Youth Opera, San Miguel Institute of Bel Canto, andEnsemble Theatre Company and attended the American Institute of Musical Studies.He has performed in master classes for Tara Helen O’Connor, Denis Bouriakov, GilShaham, and Anne Epperson. Scoville’s undergraduate studies were completed summa cum laude with Lisa Marsh and Douglas Schneider at Portland State University.ABOUT THE FACULTY ARTISTPraised for his “technical virtuosity and musical sensitivity” (NewMusicBox) and “realflair” (The Well-Tempered Ear), Timothy Hagen is a laureate of multiple national andinternational competitions, including the Myrna Brown Artist Competition and Australian International Flute Competition. He is currently principal flute of the DubuqueSymphony, was principal flute of the Missouri Symphony (2009–2016), and hasperformed with orchestras across the country, including the Minnesota Orchestra,San Antonio Symphony, and Dallas Wind Symphony. His compositions have wonnumerous awards from the National Flute Association and are commissioned andperformed by musicians throughout North America, while his scholarly work hasappeared in the journals of the National Flute Association (United States) and BritishFlute Society.Hagen studied at the University of North Carolina School of the Arts, University ofSouthern California, Colburn School, and The University of Texas at Austin, and histeachers include Marianne Gedigian, Jim Walker, Philip Dunigan, Renée Siebert, Tadeu Coelho, Chelsea Czuchra, Felicia McNaught, and Tina Ballard. He is currently onthe faculty of the University of Wisconsin–Madison’s Mead Witter School of Music,where he teaches flute and performs with the Wingra Wind Quintet.
UPCOMING SCHOOL OF MUSIC EVENTSSymphony OrchestraThursday, November 14, 2019 7:30 p.m. Mead Witter Foundation Concert HallThe Symphony Orchestra performs music by Milhaud, Ravel, and Haydn.Oriol Sans, conductor. Free admission.Low Brass EnsembleSaturday, November 16, 2019 4:00 p.m. Collins Recital Hall free admissionMark Hetzler and Tom Curry, directors.Timothy Hagen, fluteSaturday, November 16, 2019 8:00 p.m. Collins Recital Hall free admissionTimothy Hagen, flute, presents a faculty recital featuring the music of Poulenc, Telemann,C. Schumann, Coleman, Hagen, and Rosenblatt with Ben Corbin, piano.Pro Arte QuartetFriday, November 22, 2019 12:00 p.m. Collins Recital Hall free admissionFeaturing artist-in-residence faculty David Perry and Suzanne Beia, violin;Sally Chisholm, viola; and Parry Karp, cello performing the first program of their yearlong retrospective of Beethoven’s quartets to celebrate the 250th anniversary of his birth.World Percussion EnsembleSaturday, November 23, 2019 12:00 p.m. Music Hall free admissionAnthony DiSanza and Thomas Ross, directors.Concert Band with Winds of WisconsinSunday, November 24, 2019 5:00 p.m. free admissionMead Witter Foundation Concert Hall, Hamel Music CenterThe Winds of Wisconsin provides outstanding young musicians with an opportunity tolearn wind literature of the highest quality and work with exceptional teachers whoseinvestment in music education for youth is a top priority. Scott Teeple, conductor.Chamber Percussion EnsembleMonday, November 25, 2019 7:30 p.m. Mills Concert Hall free admissionAnthony DiSanza, director.To discover more School of Music concerts and events, please visitwww.music.wisc.edu/events
The Mead Witter School of Music gratefully acknowledges the Vilas Trust,the Anonymous Fund, and its many donors for supporting theseconcerts and other activities at the School of Music.Special thanks to WORT 89.9 FM and Wisconsin Public Radiofor their publicity support of our concert season.2019–2020music@music.wisc.edu www.music.wisc.edu 608-263-1900
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