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CSU Vocal Students Have Excellent Showing at the Colorado & Wyoming National Association of Teachers of Singing Competition in April 2008 READ MORE (PDF) |
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Meet senior dance majors Shari Caellar, Ariane Pfneisl, and Noelle Robinson - the dancers and producers of the Spring Senior Dance Showcase READ MORE (PDF) |
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Meet the cast and crew of the Theatre program's April 2008 production of Anton Chekhov's The Seaull READ MORE (PDF) |
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Meet Katie Butler, Chantal Doyon, Rich Lugo, and Grady Soapes - the Student Directors of the Spring 2008 Studio Dance Performances READ MORE (PDF) |
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CSU Theatre Students, Faculty, and Staff Recognized for Excellence at Annual Kennedy Center Amercian College Theatre Festival Region VII READ MORE (PDF) |
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Meet Percussionist and Graduate Student John Hermanson who will perform in the CSU Wind Ensemble Invitational Concert with the Fossil Ridge High School Wind Symphony on March 12, 2008 READ MORE (PDF) |
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Meet the Finalists in the Annual Concerto Competition who will perform with the CSU Symphony Orchestra on February 19, 2008 READ MORE (PDF) |
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Talented Vocalist and CSU Graduate Student Tracy Kaufman will sing in Colorado State Opera Theatre's upcoming production of Verdi's Falstaff. READ MORE (PDF) |
| Art Students Receive Numerous Awards and Recognitions in 2007 READ MORE (PDF) |
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See Colorado State Opera Theatre's presentation of Holiday Opera Scenes in December 2007- Opera Scenes 1 - Opera Scenes 2 - Opera Scenes 3 Watch scenes from Colorado State Opera Theatre's presentation of Benjamin Britten's The Rape of Lucretia in October 2007 |
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Pard Morrison, who graduated from CSU in 1997, recently had a solo exhibition at the Rule Gallery in Denver that received outstanding reviews. The Denver Post's Kyle MacMillan said that "this major young talent has arrived" and identified Morrison as "one of the state's top abstract artists." Mary Chandler of Rocky Mountain News described Morrison as having "the ability to create a suite of works that hang together, while offering complex situations for a viewer to unravel on a number of levels." READ MORE (PDF) |
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Meet the cast and director of the Theatre program's production of The Birthday Party by Harold Pinter. READ MORE (PDF) |
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Meet the cast and crew of the Theatre production of The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail READ MORE (PDF) |
Mark Miller,Saxophone |
Mark comes from a musical family and began studying the saxophone in 4th grade. He is currently pursuing his Music Education degree at CSU. What do you like most about the CSU Music Department? " It holds a tight family of students that are all there to make the best music that they can while remembering why we make music; to have fun by ourselves and with our friends." Tell us about your upcoming Jazz Classics Concert. "We'll be playing music from composers that were important figures in jazz history. You will recognize many of the pieces, but they will be modern arrangements of classics and versions of tunes that are more complex and difficult than the standard swing band music than most people recognize, which Professor Sommer does an excellent job of selecting to help us all improve as musicians." MORE INFO (PDF) |
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CSU Chamber Choir Invited to perform as a special guest choir in the Third Changwon Grand Prix Choral Festival in South Korea READ MORE (PDF) |
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Meet senior dance majors Jennifer Girtell, Rhonda Padilla, and Andrea Palesh - the dancers and producers of the Fall Senior Dance Showcase READ MORE (PDF) |
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Meet the Cast and Crew of Bent by Martin Sherman, Directed by Theatre Major Dustin Demonja for his Senior Thesis READ MORE (PDF) |
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Meet dance majors Shari Callear, Ariane Pfneisl, and Noelle Robinson - the Student Directors of Studio Dance Performances READ MORE (PDF) |
Sarah Wigley, Voice Performance |
Sarah Wigley is a MM in Voice Performance candidate at Colorado State University studying with Assistant Professor of Voice Cynthia Vaughn. Wigley is teaching Beginning Voice this semester and will perform the role of Lucia in The Rape of Lucretia in October 2007. From tap-dancing in Cole Porter's Anything Goes to singing favorite arias in Mozart's Don Giovanni, Sarah Wigley is well-known for her effortless cross-over abilities and insatiable love for collaboration. This past February, she had the privilege of performing in the Minnesota Opera's world premiere of The Grapes of Wrath by Ricky Ian Gordon and also contributed to the original cast recording of this breakthrough piece. READ MORE (PDF) |
Chue Vue, Viola |
What do you like most about the CSU Music program? "The faculty. Their knowledge and commitment to life-long learning is inspiring." Why do you enjoy playing in the Symphony? "Mr. Kenney constantly reminds us that the music on our stands is the same music that is on the stands of professional orchestras around the world. It's a challenging experience!" Chue began his college career as a Business major, but his love of music drew him to Music Education; he plans to teach elementary music or high school orchestra upon graduating. Aside from being an active violist in CSU string ensembles, Chue is involved in campus life. He served as a Resident Assistant, participated in the first Men's Project - a program to prevent sexual assault, and works as a GUIDE (Gaining Understanding through Involvement, Diversity and Education) paraprofessional for Housing and Dining Services. |
Shilo Stroman, Percussion |
What do you like most about the CSU Music program? "This is an exciting time to be a part of the music department at CSU! With new faculty members, equipment, and facilities, the department is achieving a higher level of excellence all the time. It is thrilling to work with experts like Eric Hollenbeck and Peter Sommer." Why do you enjoy playing in the Wind Ensemble? "I love performing great music with my friends. In January, the Wind Ensemble will have the honor of performing at the Colorado Music Educators Association convention. I played with them in 1997 when they performed at this convention, and I can really see the tremendous growth and improvement of the ensemble within the last ten years, under the direction of Steven Moore." Shilo Stroman, a second year graduate student in percussion performance, earned a B.M. in Percussion Performance from Colorado State in 2001 and is current director of percussion at Fossil Ridge High School and an in-demand clinician. His private students have been selected to numerous All-State and Regional Honor Ensembles and many have gone on to become successful college music majors. He performs throughout Northern Colorado with the Greeley Philharmonic Orchestra, the Fort Collins Symphony and the Cheyenne Symphony. He maintains an active freelance career in jazz, rock and salsa performing on drumset, vibraphone and bass guitar. |
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