New Music Summit at 2009 International Society of Bassists Convention
Here’s a special track at this summer’s convention dedicated to new music on the double bass: 
A New Music Summit, Mark Dresser, Director, is just one of the exciting features at the 2009 ISB Convention, June 8-13, at Penn State University’s School of Music. Here’s a line-up of the musicians participating (All events in School of Music Building 1, Room 110, schedule and presenters subject to change):
TUESDAY, JUNE 9
1-1:50 PM Thomas Helton – Tribute to Peter Kowald (solo concert)
2-2:50 PM Reuben Radding – Book of Questions – My Approach to Bass and Music (lecture/demo)
3-3:50 PM Jiri Slavik – Implying Polyphony (solo concert)
4-4:50 PM Panel Discussion – Bassist Beyond Category: Survival & Service
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10
1-1:50 PM Stephan Crump – Seven Improvisations: Modes of Expression (solo concert)
2-2:50 PM Håkon Thelin – A New World of Sounds: Advancements in Contemporary Double Bass Techniques. (lecture/demo)
3-3:50 PM Drew Gress – Freedom Within Function: The Way Out Is Through (lecture/demo)
4-4:50 PM Panel Discussion – The Sound is You: From Conceptualization to Realization
THURSDAY, JUNE 11
1-1:50 PM James Ilgenfritz – Sound That Listens: Recent observations on developing solo repertoire (lecture/demo)
2-2:50 PM Peter Herbert – Naked Bass (lecture/demo)
3-3:50 PM Mark Helias – Music for Solo Bass (solo concert)
4-4:50 PM Panel Discussion (featuring Henry Grimes) – Time: Listening, Rhythmics, Meaning and Metaphor
FRIDAY, JUNE 12
1-1:50 PM Thomas Morgan – Solo Concert
2-2:50 PM Mark Dresser – Discover, Develop, Integrate: Techniques Unveiled (lecture/demo)
3-3:50 PM Improvisers Ensemble
4-4:50 PM Panel Discussion: Music in the Digital Domain – Artistic and Professional Possibilities
SATURDAY, JUNE 13
2-2:50 PM Damon Smith – The Double bass in European Improvised Music (lecture/demo)
3-3:50 PM Christopher Williams – Polyphony, Paradox, Chuang Tzu and the Bass: A Composer Improvises, or Vice Versa (lecture/demo)
To view or download schedules of presentations and concerts, go to
http://www.isbworldoffice.com/convention/schedule.html and click on the links.
Mark your calendars and register to attend now! For information and to register, go to http://www.isbworldoffice.com/convention/convention.html.
International Society of Bassists Convention is fast approaching
It’s hard to believe, but the International Society of Bassists convention at Penn State is nearly upon us. I’ll be there live blogging like a fool, so please come up and say hi if you see me. I’ll probably try to give you one of my, er, nonstandard business cards if I see you.
Interested in what’s going to be happening at the ISB convention? Here’s a complete list of events (this is subject to change). Be sure to check the ISB website regularly for a current list of events. You can also download a PDF version.
Think there’s enough to see at this bass extravaganza?
2009 ISB Convention Schedule
MONDAY, JUNE 8 (Competitions open to the public, times approximate)
7:30-6PM Registration Open Pasquerilla Center
Exhibitor Move In
7:30-6PM Bass Storage School of Music Room 102
9AM-4PM Jazz Compet ition semifinals and finals Pavilion Theatre
9AM-4PM Solo Competit ion semi finals, time approximate Esber Recital Hall
9AM-4PM Orchestra Compet it ion, preliminary thru final rounds Schwab Auditorium
9AM-5PM Age 1518 Compet it ion semifinals and finals Eisenhower Chapel
9AM-5PM Age 14 & Under Competit ion, all rounds Room 110
9AM-5PM Maker’s Compet it ion Pasquerilla Center Room 212
7:30 PM Welcome and announcements of winners in the jazz, orchestra, Schwab Auditorium
age 1518 and age 14 and under divisions of the 2009 ISB Double Bass
Convention, and finalists for the solo compet it ion
8PM-9PM 2007 Solo Compet it ion Winner Gunars Upatnieks Schwab Auditorium
9PM-10PM 2007 Jazz Compet it ion Winner Jorge Roeder Schwab Auditorium
with Bill Mays and Tim Froncek
TUESDAY, JUNE 9
7:30-6PM Registration Open Pasquerilla Center
12-2PM Silent Auction Open Pasquerilla Center
9AM-5PM Exhibits Open Pasquerilla Center and School of Music Room 117
9AM-5PM Maker’s Competition Audience Favorite Voting Pasquerilla Center Room 212
7:30AM-6PM Bass Storage School of Music Room 102
9AM Young Bassists Program Kickoff
9AM Lecture: “Crit ical and Creative Thinking,” Richard Appleman Room 110
9AM Recital: Robert Nairn Eisenhower Chapel
9AM Lecture: “Technical Teaching Points of the Bach Suites,” Dennis Whittaker Room 115
10AM-3PM Historically Informed Performance Symposium Eisenhower Chapel
10AM Recital: Ron Wasserman Schwab Auditorium
10AM Lecture: “Bringing Music t o Life,” Barr y Green Room 115
10AM Masterclass: Scott Haigh Room 110
11AM Masterclass: Lawrence Wolfe Room 110
11AM Mult imedia Performance: “Landscapes,” IrinaKalina Goudeva Pavilion Theatre
11AM Lecture: “Remembering Dennis Irwin,” Jeff Campbell Room 115
LUNCH BREAK
SILENT AUCTION 122 PM Pasquerilla Center
122PM AMATEUR “PLAY FOR FUN” ENSEMBLES MEET TBA
1PM-5PM New Music Summit Room 110
2PM Recital: Yann Dubost Esber Recital Hall
2PM Lecture: “Advanced Double Bass Pedagogy,” Jeff Bradetich Room 115
3PM Jazz Concert: Chris Kosky Pavilion Theatre
3PM Recital: Andrew Kohn Esber Recital Hall
3PM Lecture: “The Healing Power of Music,” Lloyd Goldstein Room 115
4PM Recital: Rick Vizachero Eisenhower Chapel
4PM Lower Convergence Trio Pavilion Theatre
4PM Winners of the 2008 ISB Composit ion Competit ion Esber Recital Hall
5PM Jazz concert: Jay Leonhart Esber Recital Hall
5PM Recital: Max Dimoff Schwab Auditorium
DINNER BREAK
7:30PM Announcements Schwab Auditorium
8PM Recital: Hal Robinson Schwab Auditorium
9PM Jazz concert: Cecil McBee Schwab Auditorium
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10
7:30-6PM Registration Open Pasquerilla Center
12-2PM Silent Auction Open Pasquerilla Center
9AM-5PM Exhibits Open Pasquerilla Center and School of Music Room 117
7:30-6PM Bass Storage School of Music Room 102 and Pasquerilla Center Room 212
9AM Recital: Carlos Del Pino Eisenhower Chapel
9AM Lecture/presentation: “Electronic Music by Davidovsky,” Jeremy, Baguyos Room 115
9AM Masterclass: Opera Excerpts Masterclass, Jeremy McCoy Room 110
10AM-3PM Historically Informed Performance Symposium Eisenhower Chapel
10AM Recital: Brazilian Music: Fausto Borem Schwab Auditorium
10AM Lecture/demonstration: “New Violin Family Associat ion,” Room 110
Bob Spear and Diana Gannett
10AM Lecture: “Phrasing and Phingering in the Twent y Phirst Century,” Tom Gale Room 115
11AM Masterclass: Paul Ellison Room 110
11AM Lecture: “Beginning Jazz Bass,” Marlene Rosenberg Room 115
11AM Recital: Peter Paulsen Schwab Auditorium
LUNCH BREAK
122PM SILENT AUCTION Pasquerilla Center
122PM AMATEUR “PLAY FOR FUN” ENSEMBLES MEET TBA
1PM5PM New Music Summit Room 110
2PM Masterclass: Benjamin Levy Room 115
2PM Jazz concert: Nilson Matta Pavilion Theatre
2PM Concert: Jessica GilliamValls and Washtub Jerr y Esber Recital Hall
3PM Recital, Andreas Bennetson Schwab Auditorium
3PM Jazz concert: Phil Palombi Pavilion Theatre
3PM Recital: Ali Yazdanfar Esber Recital Hall
4PM Lecture: “Learning the Ot her Bow,” Rob Kassinger and Peter Lloyd Room 115
4PM Recital: “Brit ish Music for Double Bass,” Leon Bosch Esber Recital Hall
4PM Jazz concert: Krist in Korb with Bill Mays and Tim Froncek Pavilion Theatre
5PM Recital: Thierr y Barbe Schwab Auditorium
5PM Jazz concert: Steve LaSpina Pavilion Theatre
DINNER BREAK
7PM Chamber/rock ensemble “Cabaret of Souls,” Richard Thompson, guitar &
Danny Thompson, double bass, State Theatre in downtown State College
7:30PM Announcements Schwab Auditorium
8PM Recital: Don Palma Schwab Auditorium
9PM Jazz concert: Richard Davis wit h Bill Mays and Tim Froncek Schwab Auditorium
THURSDAY, JUNE 11
7:30-6PM Registration Open Pasquerilla Center
122PM Silent Auction Open Pasquerilla Center
9AM-5PM Exhibits Open Pasquerilla Center and School of Music Room 117
7:30-6PM Bass Storage School of Music Room 102 and Pasquerilla Center Room 212
9AM Lecture: “Winning St rategy for Successful Practice,” Yuan Xiong Lu Room 115
9AM Lecture: “So You Want To Design A Speaker System,” Rick Jones Pavilion Theatre
9AM Recital: Sandor Ostlund Eisenhower Chapel
10AM-3PM Historically Informed Performance Symposium Eisenhower Chapel
10AM Lecture: “The Diamond Basses of Paul Toenniges, ” David Young Room 110
10AM Recital: P. Kellach Waddle Schwab Auditorium
10AM Lecture: So You Want to be a Studio Musician, Norman Ludwin Room 115
11AM Masterclass: Frank Proto Room 110
11AM Recital: “Bertold Hummel Sinfonia for Eight Basses” Schwab Auditorium
Florian Pertzborn and ensemble
11AM Lecture: Jazz Improvisat ion Techniques Putter Smith
LUNCH BREAK
12-2PM SILENT AUCTION Pasquerilla Center
12-2PM AMATEUR “PLAY FOR FUN” ENSEMBLES MEET TBA
1PM-5PM New Music Summit Room 110
2PM Recital: Yungchiao Wei Esber Recital Hall
2PM Lecture: “Dragonetti Waltzes,” Tobias Gloeckler Room 115
2PM Concert: “Alternat ive Styles,” Donovan Stokes Pavilion Theatre
3PM Lecture: “Sound Production for the Jazz Bassist,” Todd Coolman Room 115
3PM Jazz concert: Wayne Darling with Bill Mays and Tim Froncek Pavilion Theatre
3PM Recital: Christ ine Hoock Esber Recital Hall
4PM Jazz concert: Willem Von Hombracht with Bill Mays and Tim Froncek Pavilion Theatre
4PM Recital: Robert Black Esber Recital Hall
5PM Recital: David Murray Schwab Auditorium
5PM Jazz concert: David Friesen Pavilion Theatre
DINNER BREAK
7:30PM Announcements Schwab Auditorium
8PM Recital: Tim Cobb Schwab Auditorium
9PM Jazz concert: Rufus Reid with St eve Allee Schwab Auditorium
FRIDAY, JUNE 12
7:30-6PM Registration Open Pasquerilla Center
12-2PM Silent Auction Open Pasquerilla Center
9AM-5PM Exhibits Open Pasquerilla Center and School of Music Room 117
7:30AM-6PM Bass Storage School of Music Room 102 and Pasquerilla Center Room 212
9AM Recital: Karol Kowal Eisenhower Chapel
9AM Lecture/Demo: “Fishin’ for Grips,” Todd Johnson and Jim St innett Room 115
9AM Lecture: “What you hear is what you get,” Paul Robinson Room 110
10AM Theater performance: Bert Turetzky Schwab Auditorium
10AM Lecture: “Bows Art” Chris Brown Room 115
10AM Lecture: “Unaccompanied Jazz Performance,” Mark Urness Room 110
10AM Recital: “History of the Double Bass in Argent ina, ” Milton Masciadri Eisenhower Chapel
11AM Recital: Josep Quer Agusti Eisenhower Chapel
11AM Masterclass: Dennis Trembly Room 110
11AM Recital: Dan St yffe Schwab Auditorium
11AM Lecture: “Injury Prevention,” Randy Kertz Room 115
LUNCH BREAK
SILENT AUCTION FINAL DAY 121 PM Pasquerilla Center
AMATEUR “PLAY FOR FUN” ENSEMBLES MEET 122 PM TBA
1PM-5PM New Music Summit Room 110
2PM Recital: Mark Morton, Chris Roberts and Jim Bergman Esber Recital Hall
“Trio for Deep Voices”
2PM Recital: Volkan Orhon Eisenhower Chapel
2PM Jazz concert: Tom Knific wit h Bill Mays and Tim Froncek Pavilion Theatre
3PM Recital: Harbison Double Bass Concerto Eisenhower Chapel
Dennis Trembly, Volkan Orhon and Scott Best
3PM Jazz concert: Harvie S Pavilion Theatre
3PM Recital: Lila Horovitz Esber Recital Hall
4PM Recital: Pascale Delache Feldman Eisenhower Chapel
4PM Recital: St efano Sciascia Esber Recital Hall
4PM Jazz concert: Martin Wind Quartet Pavilion Theatre
5PM Jazz concert: Michael Formanek Pavilion Theatre
5PM Recital: St efano Scodanibbio Esber Recital Hall
DINNER BREAK
8PM Jazz concert: Henry Grimes Esber Recital Hall
8PM Recital: St eve Reeves Schwab Auditorium
9:30PM Jazz concert: Ron Carter with Russell Malone, guitar Schwab Auditorium
SATURDAY, JUNE 13
Registration Open 7:30AM-6PM Pasquerilla Center
Exhibits Open 9AM-12PM Pasquerilla Center and School of Music Room 117
Bass Storage School of Music Room 102 and Pasquerilla Center Room 212
9AM Recital: David Sheets, Eisenhower Chapel
9AM Lecture for nonbassist classroom teachers, John Schimek Room 115
9AM Lecture: “A Look at Orchestral Repertoire Methodology, Philosophy and Room 110
Audit ions for Universit ies,” Linda McKnight
10AM Duo Recital: Rolf Erdahl and Carr ie Vecchione Eisenhower Chapel
10AM “Workshop: Pedagogy Gone Wild for Ensembles!” Inez Wyrick Room 110
10AM Recital: St eve Benne Esber Recital Hall
11AM Jazz concert: Hans St urm Pavilion Theatre
11AM Recital: Pittsburgh Bass Quartet Esber Recital Hall
11AM Recital: Vassilis Papavassiliou Eisenhower Chapel
LUNCH BREAK
12-2 PM AMATEUR “PLAY FOR FUN” ENSEMBLES MEET TBA
1:30PM Young Bassists Concert Schwab Auditorium
3PM Lecture: Nick Scales Room 115
3PM Recital: Joel Quarrington Esber Recital Hall
4PM Concert: Army Blues Band w/ John Clayton & Regan Brough Schwab Auditorium
4PM Recital: Micah Howard Esber Recital Hall
5PM Recital: Jeff Turner Esber Recital Hall
5PM Jazz concert: Bruce Gertz with Bill Mays and Tim Froncek Pavilion Theatre
DINNER BREAK
7:30PM Announcements
8PM Recital: Thomas Mart in Schwab Auditorium
9PM Jazz concert: John Pat itucci Schwab Auditorium
Chicago Bass Ensemble Concert on 5/27/09 in Evanston
Hey–a bass concert where I’m actually playing! I’ll be playing the following event with the Chicago Bass Ensemble (check out these guys being interviewed and performing) at the Music Institute of Chicago in Evanston on Wednesday, 5/27:
In the Name of Hope
a Benefit Concert
Celebrating the work of
Michael Miller,
pianist and composer
You are invited to a special tribute concert celebrating the work of Chicago pianist and composer Michael Miller, May 27 7:30pm (Wednesday) at Nichols Hall in Evanston.
Members of the Chicago area performing arts community are joining together for this benefit concert as a tribute to Michael Miller’s work as a performer and composer. This event will feature performances by prominent Chicago musicians including mezzo-soprano Julia Bentley (CUBE ensemble, Lyric Opera and Santa Fe Opera apprenticeships), pianist Fiona Queen, award-winning vocal performer Danielle Brothers, double bassist Douglas Johnson, violinist Nina Saito, English horn player June Matayoshi, and other surprises. The concert will feature compositions by Robert Schumann, Kurt Weill, and Michael Miller.
The Chicago Bass Ensemble will perform two short works on this concert: an arrangement by Miller of Robert Schumann’s Traumerei and an original composition by Miller, Caught, part of a planned multi-movement work for bass quartet.
Michael is entering into an indefinite period of inactivity as a performer, having recently been diagnosed with a neurological condition which greatly impairs the use of his arms. Proceeds from this concert will go toward assisting Michael Miller through this challenging time of personal transformation.
Wednesday, May 27, 2009 @ 7:30pm
Nichols Concert Hall
1490 Chicago Ave.
Evanston, IL 60201
Suggested donation: $30
Please contact Orson Panetti (orsonpanetti@yahoo.com) if you have any questions regarding this event.
My recommendations for International Society of Bassists 2009 Convention
Here’s a short (10 minute) video where I go through the schedule for the 2009 International Society of Bassists Convention and point out cool presenters and events to check out. There’s far too much going on for me to go into much detail, but this will give you a good idea of what to check out. By the way, I think you’ll be amazed a how many Contrabass Conversations guests are among the presenters!
Larry Yaeger featured at ACM talk this Friday
I had the good fortune to be the guest speaker for the January 2009 meeting of the Chicago Chapter of the ACM, which was a great experience (I’ll try to put out a screencast of this event in the near future). If you can make it, you’d really get a lot out of this Friday’s talk with Larry Yeager:
The Path to Artificial Life presented by: Larry Yaeger
The Chicago Chapter of the ACM features Larry Yaeger as guest speaker on April 17th (evening). Larry Yaeger has made leading technical contributions to the space shuttle program, motion pictures, artificial life, and handwriting recognition.
Larry has worked on fluid dynamic simulations of the space shuttle; software development of the first photo-realistic computer generated imagery for motion pictures; and handwriting recognition and the Mac UI as Distinguished Scientist at Apple Computer. He is currently Full Professor in the School of Informatics at Indiana University Bloomington.
He will be speaking about his long term project Artificial Life (ALife) which is a system of low-level interactions producing large-scale phenomena in feedback loops. ALife began as part of the Vivarium project led by Alan Kay at Apple Computer as an “ecology in the computer” with an interface children could use but powerful enough to simulate a real environment. Polyworld, Yaeger’s version of the project, was recently featured on the Discovery Channel’s NextWorld.
Larry will guide us through his eclectic path in science: aeronautics, computer graphics, and neural nets that culminate in Artificial Life.
For more information about this program and reservations please visit our website: www.chicagoacm.org. Direct reservations can be made via:
http://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?key=p-UVle2DaAnnwAWXp_bStBw
Or call Marc Temkin at 773-274-6544.
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5:30 PM Buffet and Social Hour
6:30 PM Presentation
Hosted by: Roosevelt University, downtown Chicago
430 S Michigan Ave, Chicago, IL 60605 Room 320, 3rd Floor
(Nearest intersection: Congress and Michigan)
Cost (Includes Dinner & Program): Members: $10, Non-members: $12, Students with ID: $5
Edgar Meyer in Chicago
The fabulous bassist Edgar Meyer will be in Chicago for an event-packed weekend of bass festivities later this month. If you’re in the greater Chicago area or can swing a trip up to the Windy City, this would be a great opportunity to check out one of the greatest bassists active today.
Bassist Kirsten Paige sent me the following details about these events. I’ll be at the concert on the 24th–if you make it to the event, be sure to say hi!
The University of Chicago Department of Music and Chicago Presents, the University’s performance series, would like to announce that Edgar Meyer will be at the University of Chicago this month for the following events:
April 22, 7:30-10:00 at Mandel Hall, Reynolds Club – Open Rehearsal for 4/25 concert
April 23, Time and Location TBA – Masterclass with Edgar Meyer
Andrew Harmon, University of Chicago Booth School of Business – Koussevitzsky, Concerto, mvt. 1
Kirsten Paige, University of Chicago, Undergraduate, 2011 – Bottesini, Concerto Nr. 1, mvt. 1
(Roger Moseley, University of Chicago Harper Postdoctoral Fellow in Music – piano accompanist)
April 23, 7:30-10:00 at Mandel Hall, Reynolds Club – Open Rehearsal for 4/25 concert
April 24, 7:30-9:00 at Mandel Hall, Reynolds Club – Recital with Amy Dorfman
Program:
Haydn: Divertimento in D major (arr. Piatigorsky)Schubert: Sonata in A minor, D. 821, “Arpeggione”Edgar Meyer: CanonEdgar Meyer: The Great Green Sea SnakeJ.S. Bach: Unaccompanied Suite No. 1, BWV 1007Saint-Saëns: Havanaise, op. 83Bottesini: Fantasia Cerrito
Tickets: $32 general/$5 students
April 25, 8:00 at Mandel Hall, Reynolds Club – Concert with the University Symphony
Brahms, Variations on a Theme by Haydn
Bottesini, Concerto Nr. 2
Meyer, Concerto Nr. 1
Tickets: $15 general/$5 students
More information here:
http://chicagopresents.uchicago.edu/series/edgarmeyer/
My Talk at the University of Illinois
I’ll be doing a talk at the University of Illinois at Chapmaign-Urbana this Thursday on how to best go about setting up teaching studio, something that I’ve given a lot of thought about over the years. I’m actually in the midst of writing a multi-part series on this topic!
The speaking engagements have really ramped up for me this past year–this is my fourth one in as many months. I enjoy doing these events a lot, regardless of the topic, and I am definitely amassing an archive of talks that I can do again at some future date! When I do an event like this, I always sit down with Keynote (a Mac-only program that makes Powerpoint look like a pile of puke) and basically create the whole talk within that program. I’d probably still use Keynote as my prepping software even if I wasn’t actually using it for the talk; it really helps me to organize my thoughts.
Another benefit of using Keynote is that after I do these talks I can put together a video of the presentation with new dialogue and put it out online. I did that with my book talk from 2008, and I’ve got a few more old Keynotes on various topics (string teaching, blogging, and now studio development) that I’ll be putting out when my schedule let up in….well, June.
Ugh. Too busy!
Celebrate Mendelssohn’s 200th Birthday with the Chicago Philharmonic
Here’s an event this weekend from a group I’ve played with many times in the past:
Sunday, March 15 at 7 p.m.
Pick Staiger Hall, Northwestern University, 50 Arts Circle Drive, Evanston
Join the critically acclaimed Chicago Philharmonic for an enchanting evening celebrating the 200th birthday of German composer Felix Mendelssohn. Titled “Mendelssohn’s 200th Birthday,” the concert begins at 7 p.m. on Sunday, March 15in the intimate Pick-Staiger Hall located on the campus of Northwestern University in Evanston. A carefully chosen ensemble will perform Mendelssohn’s moving Octet in E-flat major.
This was a piece Mendelssohn composed at the very young age of 16. In addition to Mendelssohn’s Octet, the Chicago Philharmonic will perform Franz Schubert’s Trout Quintet in A Major, D. 677, and Bohuslav Martinu’s Quartet for Clarinet, Horn, Cello and Side Drum (1924), H. 139. Following the performances, theater patrons will be invited to a lovely soiree with wine and hors d’oeuvres and a chance to mingle with the musicians. Tickets to “Mendelssohn’s 200th Birthday” are $70 on the main floor, and $60, $33 and $20 in the balcony.
Student tickets are $10, available in the lobby before the performance. Group discounts are available. Special seating is available for handicapped. Free parking is available in the adjacent parking garage.
Call the box office at 847.866.6888 or visit www.chicagophilharmonic.org to reserve a seat.
Victor Wooten Master Class and Performance at Northwestern 3/12/09
Sorry for the late notice, but you’ll likely want to check this out if you’re free:
Northwestern University bass professor Peter Llloyd writes:
Hello Everybody,
I thought you’d be interested in Victor Wooten’s performance and
lecture/demonstration this Thursday, March 12th at Pick-Staiger Concert Hall.
The class is from 4 – 5 PM in the rehearsal room and the concert is at 8 PM.
This is a chance to hear and talk with one of the world’s great instrumentalists.
I hope to see you there.
Peter
Peter Lloyd
Bass Violin and Chamber Music
Northwestern university
Michael Cameron Recital 3/12/09
University of Illinois bass professor Michael Cameron will be performing a recital on March 12, 2009. Here’s a poster for the event–click it for more details:
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