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PROGRAM: "Town Light" for 2 flutes and piano by Yuko Uebayashi [17:36] "Broken Child" for flute and piano by Wissam Boustany [24:05] "Rising Oceans" for piccolo and piano by Herman Beefink [31:50] "The Sound of Water" for flute and piano by William Linthicum-Blackhorse [38:21] "Farewell Feathered Friends" for piccolo and backtrack by Jacob TV [50:50] "Fanmi Imen" for flute and piano by Valerie Coleman [57:04] "I Will Not be Sad in This World" for alto flute and backtrack by Eve Beglarian [1:14:02]

I was one of those middle school students up there I just wanted to say the concert was amazing and I would really like to someday be there performing! It was amazing

What a great woman and singer, the world belongs to you Amanda ❤

que talento 😍 parabéns Amanda!!

Que maravilha, Amanda!!!! Um arraso! ❤❤❤

Parabéns à todos 👏👏👏 Amanda arrasou, como sempre. Sucesso sempre!

Fantastic Brent😍❤️

She is so beautiful and very talented, love her

Jaxon, that was amazing. Keep it up!

Absolutely fantastic!!!

Nice concert!

added to my playlist.

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*Promo SM*

Who added the piano part to this unaccompanied violin partita?

50 minuti di puro godimento musicale... grazie!

Complimenti!!!!

Complimenti al Maestro Simone che per la sua bravura non si smentisce mai, l'enfasi e la passione nel trasmettere le forti emozioni che solo la musica può dare. Ad majora.

Fenomenale ❤

Spinning Light (2023) was written in honor of the 25th Anniversary of the murder of Matthew Shepard. It was commissioned by the Shepard Symposium on Social Justice; the University of Wyoming Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion; and premiere conductor, Katherine Smith. As someone who grew up in queer in Wyoming, I have had strong, unresolved grief and other feelings about the murder of Matt Shepard. As I reread one of Dennis Shepard’s courtroom statements that had moved me to the core 25 years ago, I found it still did so today. In that statement, Mr. Shepard spoke of how on his son’s last day he had friends with him - the many beautiful elements of Wyoming’s nature, including the sparkling night sky. He talked about how he and his “ordinary boy,” Matt, would watch the sky with a telescope out on the prairie. I remember doing this with my father, too. In Spinning Light, I wanted to emphasize the importance of what his family-and so many of us in the LGBTQ+ community-have done to bring peace, light, equality, and progress to the world. We have a long way to go, but this spirit of community, and the light that goes on inspired me to use the birth of a star as a metaphor. I researched star-formation and learned how small pieces of stellar matter, even dust, has weight. This material gathers due to a very slight gravitational pull, and beautiful nebulae are formed. Over time, there is movement-swirling, agitating star stuff-and the gravity pulls it together. When there is enough weight, the material collapses inward, and fusion occurs. In that gravitational pull there is a strange and beautiful push in with gravity, and a push out from the fusion. In many cases, a star is then born and light spins out into space. As far as scientist know, the light of a star has the ability to go on forever. And, as we know, even after a star is gone, the light goes on. -A. Guzzo I. Dust 0:00 II. Gravity 4:08 III. Collapse 8:27 IV. Light 11:42 Spinning Light -Text by Anne M. Guzzo I. Dust Laying between the stars, laying between the stars Dust, dust Ordinary dust, Just ordinary dust gathers dust to dust, dust to dust Swirling dust, ah, dust Gathering dust Laying between the stars, laying between the stars Dust, dust Ordinary dust, Just ordinary dust gathers dust to dust, dust to dust Dust to dust, dust to dust II. Gravity The gravity, pulling, pulling The gravity, pulling, pulling The stellar matter, pulling, pulling Dust to dust Dust to dust Stellar matter, gathering, Stellar matter swirling Swirling matter, star stuff, gathering, gathering Pulling, pulling Gravity. III. Collapse Ah, pressure and weight pressure and heat swirling, gathering Ah, ah pulling, pulling in pulling, pulling in Ah, swirling, gathering dust and dust and stellar matter Ah, ah A violent collapse IV. Light Light, light, light perpetua Light, light, lux aeterna Light, light, light perpetua Light spinning out, light spinning out, Spinning out, spinning out forever more Light, light, lux aeterna Light, light spinning light Light light, light perpetua Light light And even after a star is gone The Light goes on All Rights Reserved © Anne M. Guzzo, 2023

This was fantastic. Thank you for sharing.

This is great. Thank you all for the livestream. It is much appreciated.

Wow! What an incredible international program!

You all did amazing tonight 💛👏🏻

Thank you for the livestream they did great! 💛🎶

Great job UW

You all were fantastic 👏🏻 🎶

Amazing pianist and teacher. I studied under Dr. Kilburn at Peace College. He is one of the most passionate and humble pianists I have met and consider myself fortunate that I was able to study with him. Just imagine, this same passion you hear in his playing is in his teaching - a great teacher and a great pianist - to be one or the other is not uncommon, but to be both is like finding a "needle in a haystack".

🎶 🎷 what a great performance thank you for posting this! You all did amazing 👏🏻 🎷 🎶

Spinning Light - 1:13:50 I. Dust (1:13:50) II. Gravity (1:18:00) III. Collapse (1:22:16) IV. Light (1:25:30) Text I. Dust Laying between the stars, laying between the stars Dust, dust Ordinary dust, Just ordinary dust gathers dust to dust, dust to dust Swirling dust, ah, dust Gathering dust Laying between the stars, laying between the stars Dust, dust Ordinary dust, Just ordinary dust gathers dust to dust, dust to dust Dust to dust, dust to dust II. Gravity (1:18:00) The gravity, pulling, pulling The gravity, pulling, pulling The stellar matter, pulling, pulling Dust to dust Dust to dust Stellar matter, gathering, stellar matter swirling Swirling matter, star stuff, gathering, gathering Pulling, pulling Gravity. III. Collapse (1:22:16) Ah, pressure and weight pressure and heat swirling, gathering Ah, ah pulling, pulling in pulling, pulling in Ah, swirling, gathering Dust and dust and stellar matter Ah, ah A violent collapse IV. Light (1:25:30) Light, light, light perpetua Light, light, lux aeterna Light, light, light perpetua Light spinning out, light spinning out, Spinning out, spinning out forever more Light, light, lux aeterna Light, light spinning light Light light, light perpetua Light light And even after a star is gone The Light goes on All Rights Reserved © Anne M. Guzzo, 2023

Amazing!!! 🎶❤️

Im in it 😜😜

Very nice. I really enjoyed listening to this.

Parabéns Camila,maravilhosa Aoresentacao

Sensacional!!! Parabéns Camila!!

Parabéns querida Camila! Muito orgulho de você.❤

The talent and technical competence of Camila Rabelo is extraordinary. Congratulations!

Beautiful;

Way to go Samantha!!! We are proud of you! ❤❤❤❤

Good stuff.

I just happened to stumble across this when looking for another presentation of this piece. I'm from Georgia but my family and I have a long history with Wyoming, having both vacationed and lived there since the 1960s. My father attended summer school there pursuing the elusive PHD and we got to know the university and the area rather well. And we love classical music, especially when performed by folks from our favorite part of America. Well done and please keep it up.

Gooooooooo Samantha Hensley!!! We here at home fully support you!

Very enjoyable -- I had hoped to hear the UW Chorale in person recently at the University of North Texas, but long story short -- I couldn't get to Denton that evening to attend. Congratulations to the UW Music Dept. and to the members of the Chorale! Fine job! 😃

Absolutely loved it!!!

Maravilha! 🎼❤️