UMA Sponsored Projects 2002-2003

Financial Assistance for Students for Competitions, Professional Meetings, and Conferences
Travel assistance for a music therapy student to make a presentation at the World Congress of Music Therapy in Oxford, England, Summer 2002.

Travel assistance for an ethnomusicology music student to perform at the Rhodes SCI Compositional Conference in Memphis, Fall 2002.

Travel assistance for percussion students to attend the Percussive Arts Society International Convention in Columbus, OH, Fall 2002.

Travel assistance for a music theory student to present a paper at the University of British Columbia’s Music Conference in Vancouver, Fall 2002.

Travel assistance for a musicology student to attend the National American Musicological Society Conference in Columbus, OH, Fall 2002.

Travel assistance for an ethnomusicology student to make a presentation at the national meeting of the Society for Ethnomusicology in Estes Park, Colorado, Fall 2002.

Travel assistance for musicology students to give performances and make presentations at the American Musicological Society Regional Meeting, Fall 2002.

Travel assistance for a piano student selected to perform at the Florida State Music Teachers Association Conference, Fall 2002.

Travel assistance for a trumpet, saxophone, and guitar student to attend the Regional Music Teachers National Association Collegiate Artist Competition in Hattiesburg, MS, Spring 2003. All three were state winners in the competition.

Travel assistance for a composition student selected to participate in the Chicago Ensemble Discover America IV Competition in Chicago, IL, Spring 2003.

Travel assistance for percussion students to perform at the Florida Chapter of the Percussive Arts Society Day of Percussion at Stetson University in DeLand, FL, Spring 2003.

Travel assistance for a music theory student to present a paper at a national theory conference at New York University, Spring 2003.

Travel assistance for a piano student to participate in the National Federation of Music Clubs Ellis Duo-Piano Competition in Spartanburg, SC, Spring 2003. Tad Hardin was a finalist.

Travel assistance for a music theory student to present a paper at the Society for Music Theory Southeast meeting at Davidson College in Davidson, NC, Spring 2003.

Travel assistance for a music therapy student to present a paper at the Southeastern Regional American Music Therapy Conference in Chapel Hill, NC, Spring 2003.

Travel assistance for horn students to compete at the Southeast Horn Workshop, Spring 2003.

Travel assistance for tuba students to attend the Southeast Regional Tuba-Euphonium Conference, Spring 2003.

Travel assistance for a flute student to enter the Kentucky Flute Society Young Artist Competition in Georgetown, KY, Spring 2003. Christina Guenther won First Place.

Travel assistance for a viola student to attend the Wisconsin Viola Retreat, Spring 2003.

Travel assistance for a flute student to perform at the Florida Flute Fair’s “Florida Composers Concert” in Orlando, Spring 2003.

Travel assistance for a music theory student to present a paper at the University of Buffalo Graduate Seminar and Rocky Mountain Society of Music Theory, Spring 2003.

Travel assistance for voice students to compete in the International Competition of Collegiate Acapella Ensembles in Winston-Salem, NC, Spring 2003.

Travel assistance for six saxophone students to participate in the North American Saxophone Alliance Conference in Gainesville, FL, Spring 2003.

Travel assistance for music theatre students to audition at the Southeastern Theatre Conference in Arlington, VA, Spring 2003.

Travel assistance for two jazz students to perform at the Florida Flute Fair in Orlando, Spring 2003.

Travel assistance for voice students to attend the National Association of Teachers of Singing Southeastern Regional Student Auditions, Spring 2003.

Travel assistance for seven trumpet students selected as semi-finalists in the National Trumpet Competition in Virginia, Spring 2003.

Travel assistance for violin students to attend the Amelia Island Chamber Music Festival, featuring the Guarneri String Quartet, in Amelia Island, FL, Summer 2003.

Travel assistance for a piano student to participate in the Donald Thulean Conducting Workshop in Chicago, IL, Summer 2003.

Sponsorship of Guest Artists, Scholars, and Lecturers
Performance and master class by guest clarinetist Rebecca Rischin, from Ohio University, Fall 2002. Rischin, an alumna of the FSU School of Music, won first place at the First International Clarinet Competition in Krakow, Poland, in 1994.

Lecture by guest music theory scholar Robert Hatten, from Indiana University, Fall 2002.

Master classes and individual work with students on mouthpieces by guest clarinetist David McClune, from Union University, Fall 2002.

Performance and master class by recording artist and guest Baroque violinist Monica Huggett, Artistic Director of the Portland (OR) Baroque Orchestra, Fall 2002.

Lecture by NPR producer Mark Mobley, Fall 2002.

Master class by guest violinist Charles Castleman, from the Eastman School of Music, Fall 2002.

Two performances by guest jazz trombonist Wycliffe Gordon, winner of the 2000 and 2001 Jazz Journalists Association Award for Best Trombonist, Fall 2002.

Lecture by guest scholar Michael Waters, on instrument repair, Fall 2002.

Lecture by guest scholar Mary Beth McBride, on physical aspects of performance, Fall 2002.

Performance and master class by guest harpsichordist Shalev Ad-El, Fall 2002.

Performance by guest artists the Aurora Guitar Quartet, from the Peabody Conservatory of Music of the Johns Hopkins University, Fall 2002.

Performance and master class by guest jazz drummer Al Sergel, Fall 2002.

Performance by guest percussionist and jazz vibraphonist Bill Molenhof, from the Hochschule für Musik in Nürnberg, Germany, Fall 2002.

Master classes by guest opera director Peter Kazaras, noted opera tenor, professional stage director, and vocal and dramatic coach, Fall 2002.

Performance and master class by guest artists, the Arizona State Trio – Martin Schuring, oboe; Bob Spring, clarinet; and Jeff Lyman, bassoon, Fall 2002.

Performance and master class by guest artists the Díaz Trio – Andrés Cárdenas, concertmaster of the Pittsburgh Symphony; Roberto Díaz, principal violist of the Philadelphia Symphony; and Andrés Díaz, distinguished cellist, Spring 2003.

Lecture by guest music theory scholar Jonathan Bernard, Spring 2003.

Performance by guest cellist Ross Harbaugh, University of Miami and principal cellist of the Miami Chamber Symphony, Spring 2003.

Master class by guest film composer Jeff Beal, Spring 2003.

Performance by guest flutist Ervin Monroe, principal flutist with the Detroit Symphony, Spring 2003.

Performance by the professional Prism Brass Quintet, Spring 2003.

Performance by guest contra-bassoonist Henry Skolnick, from the Florida Philharmonic, Spring 2003.

Performance by guest artist Michael Gast, principal horn in the Minnesota Orchestra, Spring 2003.

Performance by guest artist and contemporary piano specialist Donald Berman, Spring 2003.

Performance and master class by guest harpsichord artist Charlotte Mattox, from the University of Illinois, Spring 2003.

Performance by guest artists, the Inman Piano Trio, Spring 2003.

Performance by guest classical guitarist Francois Fowler, Guitar Foundation of America, Spring 2003.

Performance by guest horn artist Peter Kurau, Rochester Philharmonic, Spring 2003.

Lecture by guest scholar and internationally known ethnomusicologist Jeff Todd Titon, Spring 2003.

Performance by guest trumpet jazz and recording artist Russell Gunn, Spring 2003.

Performance by guest pianist Linda Mark, Spring 2003.

Performance by guest bassoonist Dale Clark, Memphis Woodwind Quintet, Spring 2003.

Performance and master classes by guest flutist Karl-Heinz Schütz, winner of the First Carl Nielsen International Flute Competition and principal flutist in the Stuttgart Philharmonic Orchestra, Spring 2003.

Performance by guest artist Allison Crum, professor of viol at Trinity College of Music in London and president of the Viola da Gamba Society of Great Britain, Spring 2003.

The faculty, staff, and students of the Florida State University School of Music are extremely grateful to the University Musical Associates for their participation and support of our activities. Thank you!