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1-26-1997

Alumni Recital: David J. Sariti, violinDavid J. Sariti

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ALUMNI RECITAL

David J. Sariti '95, violin

Assisted by: Jason R. Alfred, piano

Nocturne

Partita No. 1 in b minor, BWV 1002

A/lemanda - Double Co"ente - Double Sarabande-Double Tempo di Bourree - Double

Scottish Fantasy, op. 46

INIERMISSION

Introduction; Adagio cantabile Allegro Andante sostenuto Allegro guerriero

Ford Hall Auditorium Sunday, January 26, 1997

4:00 p.m.

Aram Khachaturian (1903-1978)

Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)

Max Bruch (1838-1920)

David Sariti '95, is currently orchestral director at the Rod Serling School of Fine Arts in Binghamton, New York and a first violinist in the Binghamton Symphony Orchestra. At Ithaca he performed in the Symphony and String Orchestras, and was an assistant to Pamela Gearhart with the Ithaca Youth Orchestra. He was awarded his bachelor of music degree magna cum laude in Music Education, and studied violin and chamber music with Pamela Gearhart and Debra Moree, and chamber music with Elizabeth Simkin. He has performed in master classes for Ani Kavafian, Eugene Becker, and Henry Rubin, and has been a· featured soloist in the Carousel Artist Series in Binghamton.

For two summers, Mr. Sariti has attended Ivan Galamian's Meadowmount School of Music, participating in highly selective chamber music performances and serving as principal second violin of the Meadowmount String Orchestra. While at Meadowmount he studied violin with Debra Moree and Ann Setzer, and chamber music with Christian Teal (Blair Quartet), Stephen Shipps and Owen Carman (Meadowmount Trio). He was inducted into the Ithaca College chapter of Pi Kappa Lambda, the national music honor society.

Jason R. Alfred is currently a staff accompanist at Ithaca College, where he enjoys a rich concert season of solo and collaborative recitals. As a student at Ithaca College, Jason was a two-time winner of the Concerto Competition performing the second concerti of Rachmaninoff and Brahms. He has also been awarded the Best Accompanist Award at the Civic Morning Musicals Competition at Syracuse University three years running. In addition to his studies at Ithaca, Jason has recently received a Performance Certificate from the Moscow State Conservatoire. Mr. Alfred has also played in master classes both solo and collaboratively with distinguished artists such as Jeffrey Kahane and Simone Pedroni (winners of the Van Cliburn Competition), Valery Kastelsky, Ani Kavafian, David Shifrin, Carol Webber, and Elly Ameling.

Mr. Sariti wishes to express his gratitude to Pamela Gearhart and Debra Moree for assistance in preparation for this recital.

JANUARY 26 4:00 31 8:15

FEBRUARY 3 8:15 4 8:15 9 8:15

11 8:15 12 8:15 13 8:15 14 8:15 15 8:15 16 8:15

17 8:15

19 8:15

20 8:15 22 8:15 23 3:00 24 8:15 25 8:15

27 8:15

28 8:15

CONCERT CALENDAR

Alumni Recital, David Sariti '95, violin Ithaca College Concerts 1996-97*

Hesperus and The Western Wind

Faculty Recital, Ellen Jewett, violin Faculty Recital, David Unland, tuba Faculty Recital, Jonathan Sokasits, piano Tuba Ensemble; David Unland, conductor Faculty Recital, Mark Hill, oboe Faculty Recital, Claudia Anderson, flute Guest Artist Recital, Phil Woods Quintet Alumni Recital, Carl Johengen, '84 and '87, tenor Guest Artist Recital, Arizona State University

Percussion-Clarinet Duo; J.B. Smith, percussion and Robert Spring, clarinet

Symphonic Band; Henry Neubert, conductor and Concert Band; Karl Swearingen, conductor

The Guild Trio; Patricia Tao, piano; Janet Orenstein; violin, and Brooks Whitehouse, violoncello

Guest Artist Recital, Edward Carroll, trumpet Faculty Recital, Richard Faria, clarinet Wind Ensemble; Mark Fonder, conductor Chamber Orchestra; Grant Cooper, conductor Women's Chorale; Janet Galvan, conductor and

Chorus; Lawrence Doebler, conductor Percussion Ensemble; Gordon Stout and Robert Bridge, conductors

Faculty Recital, Carol McAmis, Soprano

In addition to the concerts listed above, music students give solo and chamber recitals, which are free and open to the public. We appreciate your continued interest in, and support for, our programming.

ITHACA COLLEGE CONCERTS 1996-97* September 15

January 31 April 22

* admission charge

Toshiko Akiyoski Jazz Orchestra featuring Lew Tabackin

Hesperus and The Western Wind Stuttgart Chamber Orchestra