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Recitals

Thursday Noon Recital: November 14

The next Thursday Noon Recital features pianist Ben Clifton performing his original composition, Devotion.

Full Program

Devotion                                                                    Ben Clifton

Ben Clifton, piano
Miles Jackson, bass
Julian Powell, drums

Toccata                                                                      Aram Khatchaturian

Paulina Marell, piano 

Thursday Noon Recital: November 7

The next Thursday Noon Recital takes place on November 7 and includes music by Bruch, Schubert, Chopin, and Bach.
 
Eight Pieces, op.83                                                                Max Bruch

I. Andante
II. Allegro con moto
III. Andante con moto
IV. Allegro agitato

Roger Hendrix, clarinet
Roger Zahab, viola*
Sam Friedlander, piano

Music Monday: October 28, 2013

The next Music Monday at Bellefield Hall will feature talented Department of Music’s undergraduates performing a wide variety of solo and chamber music by Skryabin, Henze, and Schubert. In addition, pianist Benjamin Binder, a member of the music faculty at Duquesne University, will join Pitt faculty member Roger Zahab in a performance of Brahms’s Sonata in G Major, op. 78 for violin and piano.

Entelechron

Entelechron (Roger Zahab, violin; David Russell, cello; and Robert Frankenberry, piano) will perform music by Harrison Birtwistle, Jonathan Bailey Holland, Daron Hagen, Gilda Lyons and Toru Takemitsu. The concert is free to the public.

The Phillips Family in Concert

The Phillips Family will perform a concert on May 26 featuring two new works by Pittsburgh composer Eugene Phillips: Quintetto Concertante for soprano, flute, two violins and viola, plus his Suite for Viola and Bass Flute. Both works were written at the request of the Phillips family and are being premiered here in Pittsburgh. The Suite for Viola and Bass Flute features the newly invented bass flute, a giant flute sounding two octaves below the standard instrument, likely being heard for the first time in Pittsburgh.

Updated: The American University Sax Quartet and Pitt Performers

The American University Saxophone Quartet is visiting Pittsburgh from Washington DC. They will be joined by University of Pittsburgh faculty and student performers Roger Zahab (violin/viola), Jonghee Kang (piano), and Eric Wiegandt (percussion) for a program that will feature works by George Tsontakis, Michael Torke, Paul Hindemith, Elliott Carter, Aaron Brooks, and Roger Zahab.