Past University Music Concerts
Explore the University Music Concerts presented in the 2023 - 2024 Season!
Teresa McCollough - Piano
Faculty Recital
May 3
Friday, 7:30 p.m.
Music Recital Hall
Join renowned American pianist Teresa McCollough as she performs an evening of dazzling contemporary music. Teresa will perform a variety of works from powerhouse composers Olivier Messiaen, Claude Debussy, and George Crumb, alongside special guest violinist Basma Edrees.
Carl Schultz - Saxophone
The Road to Trantor
Faculty Recital
April 12
Friday, 7:30 p.m.
Music Recital Hall
SCU's Director of Jazz Studies, Carl Schultz brings the works of Isaac Asimov to life through music with this jazz performance. An international touring sensation who has worked with modern jazz heavyweights like Brad Goode and legend Dave Brubeck, Carl (Saxophone) will be joined by Adam Benjamin (Piano), Matt Scarano (Drums), Zack Teran (Bass), and Tim Wendel (Guitar) for a night of musical science fiction unlike any other.
Concerto Aria 2024
Student Ensemble
March 15, 2024
Friday, 7:30 p.m.
Mission Santa Clara
Meet The Soloists
Bask in the prodigious talents of the Concerto Aria Competition winners in this awe-inspiring concert with the SCU Orchestra and Wind Ensemble. This years soloists will be A'Zhae Turay (piano), William Payne (cello), Tasha Moorjani (soprano), and Evan Fine (violin).
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Access the digital program here
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“I was literally blown away by the talent of our students! I was mesmerized and the concert ended all too soon.”
“The program was well curated, the musicianship was excellent.”
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A'Zhae Turay, piano
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William Payne, cello
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Tasha Moorjani, soprano
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Evan Fine, violin
Music@Noon - Winter Series
50 Minute in-class performances
January 10 - March 13, 2024
Wednesdays, 12:00 p.m.
Music Recital Hall
Wildly diverse and enriching concerts are presented as a part of the Music @ Noon class. Take a lunch break to enjoy this fresh series! Explore the groups that will be performing through Music @ Noon below. Use the “+” to expand the section and learn more.
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Experience the exquisite collaboration of renowned harpsichordist Arthur Haas from Yale School of Music and SCU's Ráyo Furuta in a mesmerizing rendition of J.S. Bach's captivating Flute Sonatas.
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Guitarist Daniel Lippel, called an “exciting soloist” (New York Times), “precise and sensitive” (Boston Globe) has carved out a unique and diverse career that ranges through solo and chamber performances, recording projects, and in diverse contexts.
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Will Marsh brings refined melody, imagination and devotion to all facets of his music. He has been performing around the world on sitar and guitar for over two decades.
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Veteran chamber musicians Keisuke Nakagoshi and Robert Howard present classics by Poulenc and Brahms.
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Chiffon Fu - Guzheng Musician leads Guzheng Ensemble students to play Guzheng (Chinese zither string instrument).
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Join Listening Hour, a pandemic-born program offering a glimpse into SCU's musical tapestry.
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I make music that I vibe with. Parental advisory.
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Discover the enchanting fusion of global sounds with SCU's World Music Ensemble, directed by Ráyo Furuta. Immerse yourself in a unique blend of world and Western music magic.
Jazz Band & Combos
Student Ensemble
March 6 & 7, 2024
Wednesday, 7:00 p.m.
Music Recital Hall
Get ready to surrender to the irresistible allure of toe-tapping grooves and infectious beats, as our talented student musicians showcase an exhilarating array of styles and groundbreaking musical works. Join us for an unforgettable evening of musical brilliance that will have you grooving in your seats and dancing to the irresistible pulse of jazz.
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You can view the Digital Program for this event here.
Concert Choir and
Chamber Singers
Student Ensemble
March 1, 2024
Friday, 7:30 p.m.
Mission Santa Clara
Prepare to be enraptured by the heavenly voices of our extraordinary concert choir and chamber singers as they take you on a transcendent musical journey. From soaring harmonies to heart-rending melodies, our choir performances are a testament to the power of collective voices unified in perfect harmony.
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The Digital Program for this event can be viewed here.
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“Great theme and music selections.”
“Intimate setting. Great voices and choral direction.“
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Nancy Wait-Kromm
Rush Hour
February 1
Thursday, 5:30 p.m.
Music Recital Hall
Skip the rush hour traffic and enjoy an entertaining concert at the end of a long day! This free 50-min concert will feature the music of Nancy Wait-Kromm.
Music@Noon - Fall Series
50 Minute in-class performances
September 20 - November 29, 2023
Wednesdays, 12:00 p.m.
Music Recital Hall
Wildly diverse and enriching concerts are presented as a part of the Music @ Noon class. Take a lunch break to enjoy this fresh series! Explore the groups that will be performing through Music @ Noon below. Use the “+” to expand the section and learn more.
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Destiny Muhammad is a Recording/ Performing Artist | Band Leader | Composer & Producer. Her genre ‘Celtic to Coltrane’ is cool and eclectic with a feel of Jazz & Storytelling to round out the sonic experience.
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St. Louis based jazz guitarist and composer, Dan Rubright, performs his own works which span jazz, world and experimental forms. Guest performers will include SCU music faculty members.
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Information Coming Soon!
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Join SCU faculty pianist Teresa McCollough, applied faculty violinist Rebecca Jackson-Picht, cellist Katie Youn, along with violist Jessica Chang in a performance of perhaps the most painfully autobiographical of Brahms’s instrumental works, his Piano Quartet in C Minor.
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Trained in the Western Classical tradition and growing up in Egypt surrounded by a rich Arabic music tradition, violinist Basma Edrees features the aesthetics of both musical worlds and is passionate about expanding musical access across various communities. Basma will be joined on riq by one of the top leading Arab percussionists and educators here in the Bay Area; Faisal Zedan.
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Dustin Carlson has traveled the world playing music, composing, improvising, listening, being inspired. This all original program will reflect and refract the various musical experiences he has had as performer and collaborator.
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Based on David Arben's biography, the coauthors present a moving tribute to Arben, Holocaust survivor and former Associate Concertmaster of The Philadelphia Orchestra.
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Demone Carter: vocals and electronics
Bryan Dyer: vocals and electronics
PC Muñoz: percussion and vocals
RIGHTSTARTER returns to SCU with their fiery mix of hip-hop and experimental electronics.
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"Precious Scars" is a poignant musical tribute to US-Japanese internees and immigrants. With original music and narrative by Ray Furuta, fellow SCU Faculty member Amr Selim, and Mexico City-based Jazz bassist Vico Diaz, the global ensemble made up of Japanese, Chinese, Mexican, Middle Eastern, and European instruments fuses their collaboration and illuminates universal journeys of belonging through music.
Festival of Lights
Student Ensemble
December 1 - 2, 2023
Friday and Saturday, 7:30 p.m.
Mission Santa Clara
Celebrate the magic of the holiday season with a heartwarming choral performance like no other. Join the SCU Chamber Singers and Concert Choir as they illuminate the iconic Mission Santa Clara with the enchanting glow of candlelight. For over two decades, this festive tradition has brought joy to countless hearts, and this year's event promises to be no exception.
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Coming soon!
SCU Jazz Band & Combos Festival
Student Ensemble
November 15 - 16, 2023
Wednesday & Thursday, 7:00 p.m.
Music Recital Hall
Get ready to surrender to the irresistible allure of toe-tapping grooves and infectious beats, as our talented student musicians showcase an exhilarating array of styles and groundbreaking musical works during this 2 day festival. Join us for two unforgettable evenings of musical brilliance that will have you grooving in your seats. Each night will feature different student jazz combos - come to one or both and enjoy the irresistible pulse of jazz!
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“We Enjoyed Student Creativity, Pleasant Seating, and Great Sound”
Orchestra & Wind Ensemble
Student Ensemble
November 11, 2023
Saturday, 7:30 p.m.
Mission Santa Clara
Immerse yourself in the grandeur and vibrant sounds of both the SCU Orchestra and Wind Ensemble as they fill the Mission Santa Clara with classic and contemporary pieces.
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“We enjoyed everything. It was perfect!”
“Phenomenal director, ultra talented and professional student musicians!”
Brahms and Friends -
Piano, Violin, Cello, and Viola
Faculty Recital
October 21
Saturday, 7:30 p.m.
Music Recital Hall
Join SCU faculty pianist Teresa McCollough, applied faculty violinist Rebecca Jackson-Picht, cellist Katie Youn, along with violist Jessica Chang in a varied program beginning with strings and ending with perhaps the most painfully autobiographical of Brahms’s instrumental works, his Piano Quartet in C Minor.
Ráyo Furuta & Ava Nazar- Flute and Piano
Faculty Recital
September 30
Saturday, 7:30 p.m.
Music Recital Hall
Songs Without Words
Indulge your senses in a musical tapestry like no other at "Songs Without Words." Witness the mesmerizing collaboration between the Rockstar of the Flute, Ráyo Furuta, and the renowned Iranian-American pianist, Ava Nazar. Furuta's ingenious arrangements of Art Songs, Lieder, and Arias for the flute will showcase its Bel Canto qualities in a way you've never imagined. Let the music speak volumes as these artists transport you into a world of pure, lyrical magic. Join us for an unforgettable evening that will resonate deeply within, a harmonious journey you won't want to miss.
Music@Noon - Fall Series
50 Minute in-class performances
September 20 - November 29, 2023
Wednesdays, 12:00 p.m.
Music Recital Hall
Wildly diverse and enriching concerts are presented as a part of the Music @ Noon class. Take a lunch break to enjoy this fresh series! Explore the groups that will be performing through Music @ Noon below. Use the “+” to expand the section and learn more.
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Destiny Muhammad is a Recording/ Performing Artist | Band Leader | Composer & Producer. Her genre ‘Celtic to Coltrane’ is cool and eclectic with a feel of Jazz & Storytelling to round out the sonic experience. @destinymuhammadmusic, https://destinymuhammad.net/
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Come enjoy some Mexican Marichi music! This is the performing ensemble group that are students from CANTA academy. Some of them have been members for 8 years.
@CANTATOCHTLI
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Join SCU faculty pianist Teresa McCollough, applied faculty violinist Rebecca Jackson-Picht, cellist Katie Youn, along with violist Jessica Chang in a performance of perhaps the most painfully autobiographical of Brahms’s instrumental works, his Piano Quartet in C Minor.
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Trained in the Western Classical tradition and growing up in Egypt surrounded by a rich Arabic music tradition, violinist Basma Edrees features the aesthetics of both musical worlds and is passionate about expanding musical access across various communities. Basma will be joined on riq by one of the top leading Arab percussionists and educators here in the Bay Area; Faisal Zedan.
@basmaedreesviolin
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Dustin Carlson has traveled the world playing music, composing, improvising, listening, being inspired. This all original program will reflect and refract the various musical experiences he has had as performer and collaborator.
www.dustinjcarlson.com @carlsondust
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Based on David Arben's biography, the coauthors present a moving tribute to Arben, Holocaust survivor and former Associate Concertmaster of The Philadelphia Orchestra.
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Demone Carter: vocals and electronics
Bryan Dyer: vocals and electronics
PC Muñoz: percussion and vocals
RIGHTSTARTER returns to SCU with their fiery mix of hip-hop and experimental electronics.
rightstarterproject.com https://pcmunoz.bandcamp.com/album/write-my-eulogy-in-blood
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"Precious Scars" is a poignant musical tribute to US-Japanese internees and immigrants. With original music and narrative by Ray Furuta, fellow SCU Faculty member Amr Selim, and Mexico City-based Jazz bassist Vico Diaz, the global ensemble made up of Japanese, Chinese, Mexican, Middle Eastern, and European instruments fuses their collaboration and illuminates universal journeys of belonging through music.
Explore the University Music Concerts presented in the 2022 - 2023 Season!
SCLOrk
Student Ensemble
June 8, 2023
Thursday, 7:30 p.m.
Music Recital Hall
Revel in the inventive music created by the interconnection of humans and laptops. In its 10th anniversary, the Santa Clara Laptop Orchestra celebrates the theme of “journey” by bringing together Experimental Music, Creative Coding, Brazilian Music, and Choral Singing.
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“Unique and fun!”
“A cool pairing of technology and music.”
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Jazz Band & Combos
Student Ensemble
June 7, 2023
Wednesday, 7:00 p.m.
Music Recital Hall
Bask in the syncopated sounds, skilled improvisations, and rhythmic interplay distinctive of American Jazz. Bop to the exciting beats of various styles and contexts.
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“I love the passion of the students. Great sound and a nice variety of pieces.”
“The recital hall is great and some of the combos were amazing.”
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Fusion
Student Ensemble
June 6, 2023
Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.
Mission Santa Clara
Experience a truly unique concert! The SCU Choirs will treat audiences to a variety of choral works alongside guest artists, the Tucson Girls Choir.
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“Beautiful music!”
“Santa Clara’s choral groups never fail to impress!”
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Fusion 2023 Photos on Flickr
Orchestra & Wind Ensemble
Student Ensemble
June 2, 2023
Friday, 7:30 p.m.
Mission Santa Clara
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“The variety of music and solo instruments were phenomenal.”
“The students are very talented and the show was enjoyable.”
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Bill Stevens & Kristin Kusanovich
Faculty Recital
May 5, 2023
Friday, 7:30 p.m.
Music Recital Hall
Revel in an evening of ecstatic jazz paired with modern dance provocations. Indulge in portraits of entrancing playfulness, romantic yearning, raucous revelry, spiritual ecstasy, and intimate repose.
Bill Stevens: Piano, Synthesizer, Vocals
Kristin Kusanovich: Movement
Jim Witzel: Guitar
Dan Robbins: Bass
Simon Lanzoni: Signal Processing (SCU '24)
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“Professor Stevens is an absolute legend.“
“The musicianship and dance were top notch. Lighting was also very good. Theater was clean and staff helpful.”
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Bill Stevens directs the musicianship program at Santa Clara University. His textbook series, Melody and Rhythm, is used in classrooms around the country. Bill has performed at New York's Birdland with singer Hilary Kole and as a guest soloist with The Silkroad Ensemble. He was featured on NBC's The Today Show in 2016 with guide dog Wrangler. Bill is a recipient of the Presidential Scholars Award (1995) and was a Level 1 Finalist with NFAA (now YoungArts) in music composition. Curious about the relationship between creativity, learning, and psychological process, Bill studied psychotherapy with the Helix Training Program and is a certified Somatic Experiencing Practitioner. Learn more at his website. www.billstevens.net.
Kristin Kusanovich is a modern dancer who teaches theatre/dance and child studies at SCU and directs a climate initiative called tUrn. She has led dance and theatre companies, directed, produced, and choreographed over one hundred artistic works in dance, theatre, musical theatre, opera and film. She studied dance technique and improvisation with dance great JoAnn Black, and music improvisation with the late Dwight Cannon, and is from a family of painters and jazz musicians. A published author and researcher, she has taught and presented internationally on critical arts-based research, dance, climate justice, and education. She is honored to share the charged and contemplative space/time of the stage with the extraordinary musicians in Bill Steven’s combo, and hopes the evening evokes wonder, joy and peace for all.
Jim Witzel: GuitarDan Robbins: Bass
Simon Lanzoni: Signal Processing (SCU '24)
Teresa McCollough, piano
Rush Hour Concert
April 20, 2023
Thursday, 5:30 p.m.
Music Recital Hall
Join renowned American pianist Teresa McCollough as she performs an evening of contemporary music by American composers Frederic Rzewski, George Crumb, and Julia Wolfe with a special performance of Steve Reich’s Piano Phase with Hans Boepple.
Ráyo Furuta, flute
Faculty Recital
April 14, 2023
Friday, 7:30 p.m.
Music Recital Hall
Enjoy an evening with "The Rockstar of the Flute," Rayo Furuta, joined by Hiroko Mizuno and Chiffon Fu to present a dynamic performance featuring romantic, virtuosic works for Flute and Piano, as well as special selections transcribed for Flute and the Chinese Zither, Guzheng.
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“I loved his collaboration with other artists.”
“Amazing performance!”
Music @ Noon - Winter Series
50 Minute in-class performances
January 18 - March 15, 2023
Wednesdays, 12:00 p.m.
Music Recital Hall
Wildly diverse and enriching concerts are presented as a part of the Music @ Noon class. Take a lunch break to enjoy this fresh series!
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The Huney Knuckles are a 4 piece instrumental powerhouse serving up soulful compositions, mind bending solos, & insanely funky jams at the highest level possible. Instagram: @huneyknuckles
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Chelsea Hollow “has rewritten the book on the potential of musical activism” by commissioning works based on activist texts. In Spring 2023 she will be releasing an album of her 2020 commissions, Cycles of Resistance. Performance contains mature language and references to harassment/abuse. Recommended for 13+. https://www.chelseahollow.com/
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Funk Rock band bringing back a lot of sounds, putting in a lot of new sounds, and creating a magical love baby of many genres. Performance contains mature language. Recommended for 13+. @vuducaravanband
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José Chuy Hernandez and Adam Bolaños-Scow founded RosaAzul as a performance-driven ensemble dedicated to presenting their love of Mexican music with their audiences. RosaAzul strives to perform with excellent musicianship and taste that allows audiences to discover the beauty of Mexican mariachi, classical, and romantic music.
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Artistic leader and SCU's professor of horn, Amr Selim shares a playlist of his favorite music and enters in a discussion about the music's significance in his life. Some explicit content may be shared. Recommended for ages 13+
https://amrselimhorn.com/
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From the gift of the Nile, bringing songs that we grew up singing and playing on the Radio. Music that is composed by the Pillars of the Egyptian song.
Seba Ali: www.pianistseba.com / Maysa Orensa: https://www.facebook.com/maysa.orensa
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Vocalist Amy D and vibraphonist Dillon Vado share a kinship built on trust, synergy, and the honoring of authentic expression in their new collaborative project. With a unique ensemble of voice, vibraphone, bass and drums, the music is both virtuosic and uplifting.
https://www.amyd-music.com/amy-d-dillon-vadoItem description
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Sumi Lee and Basma Edrees are both classically trained musicians who fell in love with Tango music through the music of Astor Piazzolla. Sumi and Basma strive to expand the US public's idea of what Tango is as well as introduce them to Tangos from the contemporary Tango scene happening today in Buenos Aires.
www.basmaedreesviolin.com and https://www.sumilee.com/
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A variety of SCU's Music Students showcase their talents and culminating work with the community.
Instagram: @SCUMUSIC
Choir and Chamber Singers
Student Ensemble
March 17, 2023
Friday, 7:30 p.m.
Mission Santa Clara
Celebrate St. Patrick’s day with the harmonious voices of the Santa Clara University Choir and Chamber Singers as they fill the Mission Santa Clara with traditional Irish folk music and other choral selections.
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“The music was fabulous, and I loved Scot's descriptions of the songs.”
“Mix of styles and songs, descriptions of the pieces, appreciation of the performances, great acoustics.”
“Probably the best of your always outstanding concerts. Of course, we were in second row. The 3-4 young men performing their own work were excellent.”
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New Music Ensemble
Rush Hour Concert
March 16, 2023
Thursday, 5:30 p.m.
Music Recital Hall
Skip the rush hour traffic and enjoy an entertaining concert at the end of a long day! This free 50-min concert will feature the music of John Cage, Elliot Cole, and a world premiere by Madysen Moreno.
Directed by Teresa McCollough
Performed by Camryn Brown, Alec Hattan, Madysen Moreno, Benjamin Rogers, Anjali Sheth, Nikita Smelkov, Lorenzo Suarez, and A’Zhae Turay
Concerto Aria
Student Ensemble
March 10, 2023
Friday, 7:30 p.m.
Mission Santa Clara
Bask in the prodigious talents of the Concerto Aria Competition winners in this awe-inspiring concert with the SCU Orchestra and Wind Ensemble. Featured soloists are: Max Bell (alto saxophone), CJ Purdy (baritone), and Michael Nguyen (clarinet).
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“Everything was wonderful!”
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Jazz Band & Combos
Student Ensemble
March 8, 2023
Wednesday, 7:00 p.m.
Music Recital Hall
Bop to the beats and syncopated rhythms of our skilled student musicians' exploration through the American Jazz cannon. These concerts will have you jammin' in your seats and tapping your toes to a variety of styles and works.
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“Great program!”
“Very talented students!”
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Winter Jazz Band & Combos Photos on Flickr
Faraday- Carl Schultz
Faculty Recital
January 27, 2023
Friday, 7:30 p.m.
Music Recital Hall
Immerse yourself in an electric, improvisational, and inventive performance by Carl Schultz and colleagues. Rock out to jazz arrangements of Radiohead tunes and more created using a saxophone hooked up to a pedalboard (collection of electric effects), an electric guitar, electric bass, drums, and trumpet.
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“This performance was phenomenal. The musicians were amazing. Carl Shultz' arrangement of the music was excellent the improvisation for each player was amazing. You can tell that these performers loved playing together for a live audience! I highly recommend this performance or similar.”
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Carl Schultz
Adam Benjamin - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adam_Benjamin_(musician)
Zack Teran - https://www.zackteran.com
Matt Scarano is a drummer, composer, and educator living in Philadelphia, PA. Over the years he has established himself as one of the region’s most sought after drummers for both live and studio performance in a wide variety of styles. Matt has performed throughout the world, sharing the stage with numerous world-class musicians and artists including Chris Brubeck, Time For Three, Matisyahu, Ben Schachter, Dick Oatts, and John Swana. He has performed at many prestigious venues across the world including performances as guest artist with The Boston Pops at Carnegie Hall, the BBC Concert Orchestra at Royal Albert Hall, The Czech Philharmonic in Prague, and Musikverein Wien in Vienna. He is currently performing and touring with numerous groups including Matisyahu, Spaga, Time for Three, U.S.E. Trio, Vaux Taux, and Son Step. Matt attended Temple University where he received a B.M. and M.M. in Jazz Performance. He is an active private teacher and clinician and is on faculty at University of The Arts and The Boysie Lowery Living Jazz Residency. Matt proudly endorses Vic Firth drumsticks.
Tim Wendel
Josh Reed
Festival of Lights
Special Event
December 2-3, 2022
Friday and Saturday, 7:30 p.m.
Mission Santa Clara
Kick off the holiday season with the SCU Chamber Singers and Concert Choir as they illuminate the Mission Santa Clara with choral music and candlelight. This two-decade-long festive tradition features a variety of classical pieces and contemporary compositions that will ignite your holiday spirit.
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“The music was beautiful, festive, multicultural, and so sophisticated. Scot Hannah-Weir is a genius. The students are so gifted. It was an amazing experience.”
“The church was beautifully decorated, the lighting effects were great and the choir was amazing! I particularly enjoyed how Silent Night was performed with the choir encircling the audience...very powerful!”
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Festival of Lights Photos on Flickr
Wind Ensemble
Student Ensemble
November 17, 2022
Thursday, 7:30 p.m.
Mission Santa Clara
Immerse yourself in a soul-stirring concert centered around empowerment and perseverance. Featuring the dynamic piece Chavez, 1927, which explores quotes attributed to Cesar Chavez, and Deep River, an arrangement of traditional spirituals of the same name.
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“The music performance was beautiful and high-quality.”
“The acoustics in the Mission Santa Clara were incredible.”
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Jazz Band & Combos
Student Ensemble
November 16, 2022
Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.
Music Recital Hall
Bop to the beats and syncopated rhythms of our skilled student musicians' exploration through the American Jazz canon. These concerts will have you jammin' in your seats and tapping your toes to a variety of styles and works by composers such as John Coltrane, Eddie Harris, Wes Montgomerey, and more.
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“Great music choices! I especially liked when there was singing!”
“The Jazz Ensemble was terrific - very talented musicians.”
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Orchestra
Student Ensemble
November 12, 2022
Saturday, 7:30 p.m.
Mission Santa Clara
Indulge in the grandeur of the SCU Orchestra as they fill the Mission Santa Clara with beautiful orchestral classics and contemporary pieces. Featuring notable selections from Carmen and Leonard Bernstein’s West Side Story.
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“The venue acoustics were lovely & orchestra talent was excellent! Loved the mix of chosen pieces as well as the quartet.”
“I enjoyed being able to see friends in the orchestra, the music combined with the acoustics of the Mission, and skill and performance of the musicians was wonderful!”
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Ráyo Furuta
Faculty Recital, Flute
October 22, 2022
Saturday, 7:30 p.m.
Music Recital Hall
Enjoy an evening with “The Rocker of the Flute”, Ráyo Furuta, and his esteemed colleagues as they invigorate the audience with expressive melodies and entrancing arrangements by composers Felix Mendelssohn, Jungyoon Wie, and Allison Loggins-Hull. In collaboration with Basma Edrees, Gwendolyn Mok, Ava Naza, and Katie Youn.
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“Absolutely fantastic performance!”
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Hans Boepple
Faculty Recital, Piano
October 1, 2022
Saturday, 7:30 p.m.
Music Recital Hall
Bask in the alluring music and stunning technical command of American pianist & Steinway Artist, Hans Boepple, as he performs in a solo piano recital that will include music by Bach, Mozart, and Schumann.
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“I was very moved by his amazing and expressive technique. The Bach was powerful, and the Schumann extraordinary. I will always remember how it made me feel.”
“Hans is a miracle-worker! I'm so glad I was able to hear his recital this year!”
“I thoroughly enjoyed the expression of the music and being able to see his fingers on the keys. Hans has an incredible brain to be able to remember all that music - his amazing skill and ability and the delicate sound of the lightest notes will stick with me.”
“Outstanding performance and beautifully executed.”
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