Guest Artist Recital: Dr. ToniMarie Marchioni, Oboe

Performers

Dr. ToniMarie Marchioni, oboe
Dr. Jacob Coleman, piano

Program

Black Anemones (1980)                                                       Joseph Schwantner (b. 1943)

Oboe Sonata (2014)                                                              Teddy Niedermaier

Moderato semplice – Allegro                                                               (b. 1983)

Andante cantabile

Molto allegro

INTERMISSION

Sonata for Oboe and Piano (1947)                                               Henri Dutilleux

Aria. Grave                                                                                   (1916-2013)

Scherzo. Vif

Final. Assez allant

Temporal Variations (1936)                                                         Benjamin Britten

1. Theme (1913-1976)
2. Oration

III. March

1. Exercises
2. Commination
3. Chorale

VII. Waltz

VIII. Polka

1. Resolution

About the Performers

Oboist ToniMarie Marchioni has performed in Europe, South America, Asia, and throughout the United States as a soloist, chamber musician, and orchestral player. For the 2017-18 season, she was the Acting Second Oboe for the National Symphony Orchestra in Washington, DC. She has also been a featured artist at the Moab Music Festival (Utah), in Carnegie Hall’s collected storiesfestival curated by Pulitzer Prize-winning composer David Lang, for the Stefan Wolpe Society, and at New York’s leading contemporary music venue Spectrum. A member of the IRIS Orchestra (Memphis, TN) and Decoda (New York, NY), and an alumni of Carnegie Hall’s Ensemble Connect (formerly ACJW), she has also appeared as a guest musician with the Philadelphia Orchestra, Cincinnati Symphony, Nashville Symphony, National Symphony (including the 2016 European Tour), American Ballet Theater, Grant Park Orchestra, Orpheus Chamber Orchestra, New Jersey Symphony, and Atlanta Symphony. Currently the Assistant Professor of Oboe at the University of Kentucky, Dr. Marchioni is frequent performer at the International Double Reed Society conferences and a sought after clinician and pedagogue. A native of Mechanicsburg, PA, Dr. Marchioni holds degrees from Harvard University (BA) and The Juilliard School (MM and DMA).

A native of Athens, Georgia, pianist Jacob Colemanis the Assistant Professor of Piano and Collaborative Piano at the University of Kentucky. As a collaborator, Dr. Coleman has performed with artists such as violinists Elmar Oliveria and David Kim, Cleveland Orchestra Principal Clarinetist Franklin Cohen, bassoonist William Ludwig, Canadian Brass member Jeff Nelsen, trumpeter Jens Lindemann, flutist Leone Busye, as well as the Kenar Quartet and Zohn Collective. He has served as the official pianist for the Mid-South Flute Festival since 2016 as well as for ProjectoBone Brass and National Trumpet Competition in 2019. Other collaborative performances include the North American Saxophone Alliance and International Double Reed Society conferences. In November 2016, he was a semi-finalist in the Boulder International Chamber Music Competition. Previously, he served on faculty at University of Southern Mississippi and Indiana University’s Jacobs School of Music. From 2013-18, he was a member of the piano staff at the Meadowmount School of Music founded by Ivan Galamian. Dr. Coleman holds degrees from The University of Texas at Austin (DMA), University of Oregon (MM), and University of Georgia (BM).

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