Karlyn R. Viña, director
Wednesday, November 29, 2023 at 7:30 p.m.
Armstrong Concert Hall
Shenandoah Conservatory
The Gilded Cage (1998)
Susan Powell (b. 1961)
Anneliese Walrath, percussion
Chance Morris, percussion
Jacob Derges, percussion
Danielle DiPaolo, percussion
Travel Diary (2007)
I. Leaving Home
Paul Lansky (b. 1944)
Anneliese Walrath, percussion
Matthew Neal, percussion
Penny Pinchers (2023)
Chance Morris (b. 2001)
Matthew Neal, tin can
Ben Millesen, ceramic mug
Faith Folderauer, plastic cup
Brodie Meyers, drinking glass
Sculpture in Wood (1995)
Rüdiger Pawassar (b. 1964)
Marlena Shinego, marimba
Chance Morris, marimba
Alex Gamboa, marimba
Brodie Meyers, marimba
Cymbalisms (2018)
Viet Cuong (b. 1990)
Ben Millesen, percussion
Danielle DiPaolo, percussion
Faith Folderauer, percussion
Jacob Derges, percussion
Catching Shadows (2013)
Ivan Trevino (b. 1983)
Alex Gamboa, marimba
Marlena Shinego, marimba
Anneliese Walrath, vibraphone
Jacob Derges, vibraphone
Brodie Meyers, percussion
Matthew Neal, percussion
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