2022 Faculty Summer Stories
In honor of the official end of summer and beginning of fall, here's a look back at what the UMBC Music Faculty did this summer!
Natalie Groom, affiliate artist in clarinet, performed at the International Clarinet Association's ClarinetFest conference in Reno, NV in June with her duo Whistling Hens, comprised of her and soprano Jennifer Piazza-Pick, Assistant Professor of Voice at Queens University of Charlotte.
In July, she presented with Whistling Hens and composer Ashi Day at The National Women's Theater Festival at University of North Carolina. Their presentation was titled "The Good Kind of Blurred Lines: Infusing Classical Music and Art Song with Theater."
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Linda Dusman (composition) and
Alan Wonneberger (music technology) began work on their "Infinite Transformations" collaborative installation project with Dr. Foad Hamidi (Information Systems) and artists Lee Boot and Ryan Zuber from the Imaging Research Center during the
summer. This IRC Faculty Fellowship will enable development of the "Raaz" prototype into a full immersive sonic and visual meditative experience incorporating projections of microscopic images and immersive audio.
Image from the Raaz installation
Richard Spittel, affiliate artist in bassoon, attended his umpteenth (40-something) Glickman-Popkin Bassoon Camp in Little Switzerland NC. There were approximately 60 bassoonists there, ranging in age from college age to nonegenarians, from relative beginners to seasoned professionals, with every playing level in between. It was an incredibly supportive gathering, where everyone is pushed, but no one is put down. A couple of the highlights of the week were playing in a bassoon band of 40-some bassoonists, and playing in a contrabassoon octet (with both the players and instruments dressed like frogs).
Affiliate Artist in Piano Audrey Andrist recorded works by Tailleferre, Montsalvatge and Korngold for Centaur Records, performed and taught at the Intermuse International Festival (MD) and at the Chamber Music Conference (NY) and performed in Asheville (NC) with the Andrist-Stern-Honigberg Trio.
She also spotted a bear in Asheville, seen below!
Michael E. Martin, adjunct faculty in Music Education, co-taught a two-week Professional Development Levels Course (Instrumental Level One) for the Gordon Institute for Music Learning, held at the University of Texas at Arlington. He also co-taught a one-week online "Introduction to Music Learning Theory for Instrumental Teachers" with Alden Snell of the Eastman School of Music.
Michael Martin at Professional Development Course (far right)
Congrats to Jacqueline Pollauf!
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Jacqueline Pollauf is the recent recipient of a Maryland State Arts Council Creativity Grant. Throughout the fall of 2022, she will be putting together a project of six different videos, including...
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Tue, 20 Sep 2022 15:21:10 -0400
Daniel Pesca performs with Chamber Orchestra of Pittsburgh
Daniel Pesca appeared as piano soloist with the Chamber Orchestra of Pittsburgh and conductor Kevin Fitzgerald in a performance of Olivier Messiaen's Des Canyons aux Etoiles on Saturday, September 10th at Chatham University. This was the Pittsburgh premiere of the work, composed in 1974. The piano soloist takes the lead through much of the 90-minute piece, which includes a pair of movements scored for piano alone. "The piano writing is intensely virtuosic, with handfuls of chords all over the keyboard," comments Pesca. "Messiaen was inspired by birdsong, and much of the piano writing imitates its rapid flourishes and pirouettes." The performance also featured percussion soloists Hannah Weaver and Matthew Coley, and horn soloist Mark Houghton.
Congrats to Daniel Pesca!
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Audition for UMBC's Jubilee Singers and UMBC Gospel Choir
So, do you like spirituals, anthems and gospel songs? There are currently two choirs that sing this type of music. The UMBC Jubilee Singers (MUSC 304) which meets Mondays and Wednesdays from 5:15-6:30 pm. and the UMBC Gospel Choir (MUSC 122) which meets on Wednesday evenings at 9:30 p.m. Come and get your mind off those science, math etcetera and do something that will make you feel good from the inside out! Sing! Sing! Sing! Yes, we have a great time learning and performing music. Both Jubilee Singers and Gospel Choir have enjoyed performing on campus at the W.E.B. Dubois lecture sponsored by the Africana Studies department as well as annual concerts in the beautiful Charlestown Chapel located in The Erickson Retirement Community. Both Choirs have toured Italy, The U.S. Virgin Islands, Disney and Vegas. Last semester, the choirs performed with the UMBC Symphony Orchestra as well as the UMBC Wind Ensemble. We have lots of great performances coming up! Please join us.
Auditions for both groups will take place on Wednesday, August 31st and Wednesday, September 7th from 5:00 to 6:30 p.m. in the Linehan Concert Hall. Please contact the Director Janice Jackson (jackson@umbc.edu) if you have a conflict with this date and time.
Are you interested in playing Renaissance and Baroque music in a collaborative and relaxed setting? Do you want to expand your skills by learning an early version of an instrument you already play? Do you want to learn period musical styles from primary sources? In UMBC's Collegium Musicum, you will have the opportunity to sing in a variety of vocal styles and to play on historical instruments, including recorder, crumhorn, racket, cornetto, shawm, harp, guitar, drum, chamber organ, harpsichord, and Baroque violin, viola, and cello. New this year: Viola da gambas! Gambas are particularly fun for guitarists and string players to learn, though anyone with musical experience can join us. Come get a different perspective on history through hands-on performance!
Auditions are informal - come chat with the professor and demonstrate musical proficiency on whichever instrument you feel most comfortable. Non-majors welcome! Email Dr. Lindsay Johnson at lmjohnson@umbc.edu to set up an audition time.
Interested in playing in the UMBC Wind Ensemble? Make music! Make friends! Receive course credit! Students majoring in any academic area are welcome to join.
Auditions, which are designed to be manageable during the start of a new school year, will take place on Monday, August 29, 2022 from 2pm to 4pm in Performing Arts and Humanities Building (PAHB) Room 141. Please email Director
Brian Kaufman (
brian.kaufman@umbc.edu) to schedule a time. If you have a conflict with this date and time, please indicate that in your email and Professor Kaufman will work with you to find a different time.
ABOUT THE ENSEMBLE:
The UMBC Wind Ensemble, a group of diverse students and community members, has pioneered a new vision for the wind ensemble in the 21st century. Performing wind ensemble classics, world premieres of contemporary works, spoken word pieces, popular songs, collaboratively composed originals, and music with cultural influences from around the world, the group regularly collaborates with a wide array of artists and community partners to engage audiences in pressing social issues through music, multimedia, and discussion. Filtering, the ensemble's debut album released on the Albany label in April 2022, is available on all major streaming services.
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Fri, 19 Aug 2022 15:21:40 -0400
AUDITION for UMBC's Jazz Groups
So, do you like jazz? There are currently six jazz groups at UMBC, the Jazz Ensemble, four small groups, and the Jazz Guitar Ensemble. The audition is the same for all groups. Non-traditional instruments are welcome. Make music! Make friends! Receive course credit!
Also, we host our own jazz festival every spring. Recent guests include saxophonist Charlie Young, latin jazz drummer Vince Cherico, drummer Allison Miller, bassist Ben Allison, trumpeter Steven Bernstein, bassist Ben Street, pianist Larry Willis, tubist/saxophonist Howard Johnson, and saxophonist George Garzone. In addition to hosting our own festival, our students perform regularly off campus and at other area festivals.
Auditions will take place on Monday, August 29, 2022 from 2pm to 4pm in the Music Box (PAHB 151). Please contact Director
Matt Belzer (
belzer@umbc.edu) if you have a conflict with this date and time.
The National Women's Theater Festival will be hosting Dr. Natalie Groom, Affiliate Artist of Clarinet at UMBC, and Jennifer Piazza-Pick, Assistant Professor of Voice at Queens University of Charlotte, (the Whistling Hens duo) at their annual festival at the University of North Carolina. Dr. Groom's presentation is Friday July 29 at 10am and features composer Ashi Day in their presentation of "The Good Kind of Blurred Lines: Infusing Classical Music and Art Song with Theater."
The National Women's Theatre Festival (NWTF) formed in 2016 to address gender disparity on & off stages across North Carolina stages. Since then, they've been a catalyst for change in the gender parity movement, both locally and nationally. Their annual Festival is the nation's largest symposium on gender in theatre and provides a platform for amplifying and celebrating the contributions of women, non-binary, TGNC, and other under-represented gender artists in the field. More information is available at:
https://www.womenstheatrefestival.com/Whistling Hens, an ensemble comprised of Dr. Natalie Groom, Affiliate Artist of Clarinet at UMBC, and Jennifer Piazza-Pick, Assistant Professor of Voice at Queens University of Charlotte, is performing at the International Clarinet Association's ClarinetFest conference at 2pm on Thursday, June 30 at the Peppermill Resort (Tuscany Room) in Reno, NV. The ensemble is committed to performing and commissioning music by women composers to combat the inequality women in music have faced.
You can also visit the UMBC college fair table on Thursday, June 30 from 4:30-5:30pm in the
Tuscany Ballroom Lobby. Dr. Groom's appearance is supported by the UMBC Adjunct Faculty Advisory Committee, UMBC Department of Music, and the Maryland State Arts Council. More information is available at:
https://clarinet.org/events/clarinetfest-2022/
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Sammy Huh performs in Washington Concert Opera's Lakmé
Sammy Huh, Affiliate Artist in Voice and Director of UMBC's Opera Workshop, made his Washington Concert Opera debut singing the role of Hadji in their performance of Leo Delibes' opera Lakme last weekend. The concert was held at the Lisner Auditorium at GWU on May 22nd under the baton of Maestro Antony Walker.
"Sammy Huh made a charmingly self-effacing Hadji, Lakme's childhood friend who helps her save Gerald's life."
See a photo from the performance below:
Photo by Caitlin Oldham
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