| THE
FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC
FLUTE
SUMMIT
Health & Healing
Traditions From The Americas
October 13 -15, 2006
Featuring
Guest Artists
Kevin Locke, Alberto Almarza & James
Pellerite
2006
Flute Festival Information & Application
Brochure
Front
Brochure Back with Downloadable
Application
Summit Events Schedule
Summit Concert Programs
The FSU Flute Summit is dedicated to innovative and
creative exploration of the flute in its diverse manifestations
of expressive culture throughout the world and across
hisorical periods. This inaugural symposium is especially
concerned with the traditions from the Americas and
the muliple roles of the flute, music and related
practices in health and healing, broadly construed
as beign related to the physical, psychological, social,
emotional and spiritual/religious dimensions of a
culture.
Within this framework, summit themes will
include:
Flute and Human History
Flute Performance & Meaning
Flute & Metaphors
Flute & Poetry
Flute & Diverse Flute Systems
Flute & Human Voice
Flute & Dance
Flute & Percussion
Flute & Meditation
Festival Fees:
3 day participation....................................$25.00
Friday only...............................................$
7.00
Saturday only..........................................$14.00
Sunday only.............................................$
7.00
FSU
Faculty & FSU Students......................Free
Concert Tickets:
Charles DeLaney Memorial Concert....................Free
Opening Concert...............................................Free
Evening Concert (Oct. 13th - featuring
James Pellerite,
Alberto ALmarza & Walter Morales)....................................Free
Evening Concert (Oct. 14th - featuring
Kevin Locke)...............Free
Closing Concert.................................................Free
Flute
Summit Schedule of Events
Friday
October 13 | Saturday
October 14 | Sunday
October 15
Charles DeLaney
Memorial Concert
Friday, October 13
| Time |
Location |
Description |
| 12:00-5:00 |
Kursteiner
Lounge |
Registration |
| 1:00-2:30pm |
Opperman
Music Hall |
Opening
Concert -
Featuring
FSU professors, students & ensembles |
| 2:45-3:45pm |
Dohnanyi Recital Hall
|
Flute,
History & Tradition
Lecture/Presentation
on the "Classical" Native American
Flute with James Pellerite |
| 4:00-5:00pm |
Lindsay
Receital Hall |
Flute
& Dirverse Flute Systems
Workshop on quena with
Dale Olsen, Alberto Almarza and Ensemble Aconcagua.
Everyone is invited to participate and experience
one of the South American Flutes |
| 5:15-6:30pm |
Dohnanyi
Recital Hall |
Flute
Performance & Meaning
Master Class with Alberto Almarza.
Participants are playing music influenced through
the Native North and South American flute. |
| 7:30-8:00pm |
Kursteiner
Lounge |
Registration |
| 8:00pm |
Opperman
Music Hall |
Evening
Concert
Recital featuring James Pellerite
& Alberto Almarza |
Saturday,
October 14
| Time |
Type/Place |
Description |
| 7:30am-5:00pm |
Kursteiner
Lounge |
Registration |
| 8:00-9:00am |
Dohnanyi
Recital Hall |
Flute,
Prayer, Meditation & Healing-
Morning
Meditation facilitated by Ben Koen |
| 9:15-10:15am |
Linsday
Recital Hall |
Flute
& Percussion
Flute & Drum Circle with Michael Bakan &
Ben Koen
Everybody is invited to participate and experience
this ancient combination of instruments |
| 10:30-11:15am |
Dohnanyi
Recital Hall |
Flute,
Body & The Sacred Space of Performance
Workshop presented by
Eva
Amsler & Mary Beth McBride
Learn how to connect your music, body, and mind
to transform performance anxiety into performance
enthusiasm
|
| 11:30-12:30 |
Dohnanyi
Recital Hall |
Flute,
Ritual & Healing
Lecture/Presentataion by ALberto
Almarza
Archeological, ritual & healing flutes |
| 2:00-4:00pm |
Opperman
Music Hall |
Memorial
Concert for Charles DeLaney |
| 4:00pm |
Opperman
Music Hall Upper Lobby |
Post-
Concert Reception for Charles DeLaney |
| 4:15-5:30pm |
Linsday
Recital Hall |
Flute,
Health & Healing
Lelcture/Presentation by Kevin Locke |
| 5:45-6:30pm |
Dohnanyi
Recital Hall |
Flute
and Human Voice
Presented by Eva Amsler |
| 7:30-8:00pm |
Kursteiner
Lounge |
Registration |
| 8:00pm |
Opperman
Music Hall |
Evening
Concert
Recital featuring Kevin Locke playing
traditional Lakota flutes, storytelling, sign language
and Hoop Dancing |
| 10:00pm |
Bethmoor
Lounge |
Gathering
& Reception |
Sunday,
October 15
| Time |
Type/Place |
Description |
| 7:30-11:30 |
Kursteiner
Lounge |
Registration |
| 8:00-8:45am |
Linsday
Recital Hall |
Flute
& Body-
Morning
Session with Eva Amsler
Dynamic Integration & Body Awareness |
| 9:00-10:00am |
Dohnanyi
Recital Hall |
Flute
& Meditation
Flute meditation with KevinLocke |
| 10:15-11:00am |
Dohnanyi
Recital Hall |
Flute
& Poetry
Presetned by Ben Koen |
| 11:15-12:15 |
Dohnanyi
Recital Hall |
Flute
& Metaphor
Panel with Ben Coen (Chair) and Panelists |
| 1:30-3:00 |
Opperman
Music Hall |
Closing
Concert
Final presentations of Flute
Summit events, including the guest artists James
Pellerite and Alberto Almarzo, as well as music
from Summit workshops, performances and master classes |
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CONCERT
PROGRAMS
Opening
Concert | Evening
Concert October 13 | Charles
DeLaney Memorial Concert
Evening
Concert October 14 | Closing
Concert
Program
For OPENING CONCERT
Friday,
October 13, 2006
1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Opperman Music Hall Kyrie
..............................................................Katherine
Hoover (b. 1937)
FSU Flute Choir
Ellen Johnson, director
Kokopeli for solo flute.................................................
Katherine Hoover
Barbi Risken, flute
Hymn of Pan...............................................
Charles DeLaney (1925-2006)
Eva Amsler, flute
Pastoreta (Bolivian Baroque Music.........................Anonymous
(ca. 1700)
Untitled Movement
Allegro
Largo
Allegro
Eva
Amsler, wooden flute
Karen Clarke, violin
Evan Jones, cello
Karyl Louwenaar, harpsichord
INTERMISSION
Shika-no-Tonê..............................
attributed to Kinko Kurosawa (1700s)
Dale A. Olsen, Bai-ô
Japanese shakuhachi honkyoku
Healing
Light, dancing dervish......................... Benjamin
Koen (b. 1969)
Benjamin Koen, soprano saxophone & indigenous flutes:
xiao, ney, & kena
Rodney Jordan, bass
Leon Anderson, drums
Anconcagua
Program
For EVENING CONCERT
Friday, October 13, 2006
8:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Opperman Music Hall
Canto
for Solo Flute.....................................................James
J. Pellerite
Wind
Songs for female voice and flute....................Marilyn
Bliss (b.1954)
Blue Dawn for Native flute and cello
Transverse for Native flute and Modern flute....
Randall Snyder (b. 1944)
Breath
of Life for Native flute, Modern flute, viola and violoncello..............................................................Justin
Rubin (b. 1971)
James
Pellerite, traditional Native American flute
Eva Amsler, flute
Wanda Brister, voice
Matson Topper, viola
Evan Jones, violoncello
INTERMISSION
Nocturno
for Flute and Piano........................... Nancy
Galbraith (b. 1951)
Sonata
from the Mexican Cathedral
for Baroque Flute and Harpsichord...........................................................
...............................................................................Anonymous
(ca. 1700)
Andante
Allegro
Tango for Flute and Piano....................................
Vinicio Meza (b. 1968)
Paisaje
Hispanico for Flute and Piano.................... David
Stock (b. 1939)
Alberto Almarza, flute
Walter Morales, piano
PROGRAM
FOR
Memorial Concert for Charles Delaney
Sunday , October 14, 2006
Opperman Music Hall
God
the Spirit, Guide and Guardian..............................
R.H. Prichard
My Spirit Be Joyful....................Johann
Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)
The Florida State Brass Quintet
Bryan Goff and Christopher Moore, trumpets
Michelle Stebleton, horn
John Drew, trombone
Paul Ebbers, tuba
Opening
Words from Don Gibson, Dean of College of Music
Night
Thoughts for Flute Quartet.................Charles DeLaney
(1925-2006)
Karl Barton, Heidi Pintner, Stephanie Rae, Debbie Harris
"...and
the strange unknown flowers..." ......Charles DeLaney
(1925-2006)
Stephanie Rae, flute
Air from the Suite in D......................
Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)
FSU Flute choir
Current Students & Alumni
Ellen Johnson, Director
Quartet
in D Major for flute and strings K. 285..... W.A.Mozart
(1756-1791)
Sarah Clancey, flute
Lindsey Baggett, violin
Audrey Selph, viola
Nikolay Vassilev, cello
“Cantique
de Jean Racine” for two flutes & piano...................................
.........................................................................Gabriel
Fauré (1845-1924)
Emily Butterfield, Debbie Harris, flutes
Carolyne Bridger, piano
Petit
complainte for oboe and piano................. Frank
Martin (1890-1974)
Eric Ohlsson, oboe
Deloise Lima, piano
“L’après-midi d’un
faune” for flute and piano..........................................
....................................................................
ClaudeDebussy
(1884-1951)
Michel Debost, flute
Carolyne Bridger, piano
Suite
for Woodwind Quintet........................Charles
DeLaney (1925-2006)
Wood wind quintet
Eva Amsler, flute
Eric Ohlsson, oboe
Frank Kowalski, clarinet
Jeffrey Keesecker, bassoon
Michelle Stebleton, horn
Program
EVENING CONCERT
Saturday, October 14, 2006
8:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Opperman Music Hall
Kevin
Locke
Playing traditional Lakota flutes, storytelling,
sign language, and Hoop Dance.
Program
to be announced from stage
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