Please join us for future
ASU organ concerts:
Sunday, Nov. 10, 2:30 pm
Kimberly Marshall - Transalpine Adventures
Goldman Professor of Organ Kimberly Marshall presents
a program of early organ music showing links between
northern and southern keyboard cultures.
Sat, Dec 14, and Sun, Dec. 15 2:30 and 5 pm
0 Holy Night - An Organ Concert for Christmas
Mezzo soprano Sarah Welden joins Kimberly Marshall
and the ASU Organ Studio in this musical celebration.

GRACES IN
KEYBOARD
WILL
GUYW
ORGAN & HARPS

Sunday, January 26, 2:30 pm
Kristin Holton-Prouty - Songs of Home
ASU Alumna Kristin Holton-Prouty presents organ works
based on old and new melodies.
Sunday, February 9, 2:30 pm
Gargoyles and Galliards
Kimberly Marshall and the ASU Organ Studio
recreate the organ 's late-medieval and Renaissance origins.
Sunday, March 1, 2:30 pm
Dexter Kennedy - Variety of the Variation
Young Prizewinner Dexter Kennedy performs variation
sets from the vast organ repertoire, including one of the
most elaborate partitas by Johann Sebastian Bach.
Tickets: music.asu.edu/events
or Herberger Box Office (480-965-644 7).

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Recently acclaimed by the Arizona
Daily star as "a rock star on the
harpsichord," GUY WHATLEY
enjoys a diverse international
career as a harpsichordist and
organist, performing as a soloist,
collaborative artist, and ensemble
director. Dr. Whatley has played in
several of the world's most
prestigious venues with many
notable musicians of our time.
In 2005, Dr. Whatley completed a
Doctor of Musical Arts degree at
Arizona State University and holds diplomas from The Royal College
of Music and The Royal Academy of Music. Dr. Whatley has studied
with Ton Koopman, Maria Boxall, Ludger Lohmann, Jon Laukvik,
Marie-Claire Alain, Jean Boyer, Kimberly Marshall, and Christopher
Stembridge. Dr. Whatley regularly performs repertoire spanning the
middle ages to the present day, and has performed major, if not
complete works by composers ranging from Tallis and Byrd, Bach
and Handel, to Ligeti and Xenakis, and Howells and Messiaen.
Currently, Dr. Whatley is the organist for Camelback Bible Church in
Paradise Valley, Arizona, performs as the harpsichordist/ organist for
the Grammy nominated True Concord Voices and Orchestra, and
plays as a duo with trumpeter Jean Christophe Dobrzelewski. Recent
engagements have included concerts in Japan, China, Argentina,
Brazil, Central America, and Europe. Dr. Whatley's forthcoming
projects include preparing the complete organ works of Healey Willan
for performance, as well as a recording of the complete organ works
of Stephen Paulus.
Dr. Whatley is represented by Seven Eight Artists.

Program
Praeludium to ye Fancie
A Fantasi of mr Birds
Fitzwilliam Virginal Book (before 1612)

William Byrd
(1539-1623)

Ecce Tempus Idoneum [2 verses]
The Mulliner Book (c. 1545)

Thomas Tallis
(1505-1585)

The short mesure off my Lady Wynkfylds rownde
Royal Appendix 58 (c. 1530)
The Woods so Wild
My Ladye Neve/ls Booke (1591)
A Fancy for a double orgaine
Benjamin Cosyns Virginal Book (c. 1622)
Selections from Mr Birds Battle
My Ladye Neve/ls Booke (1591)
• The March of Footmen
• The March of Horsemen
• The Bagpipe and the Drone
• The Flute and the Drum
Jhonstounis delyt
[Pavan and Galliard]
Duncan Burnetts Music Book (c. 1610)
In Nomine IX
Paris 1185 (before 1620)
The Bells
Fitzwilliam Virginal Book (before 1612)

Anon.
W. Byrd

Orlando Gibbons
(1583-1625)
W. Byrd

Duncan Burnett
(fl. 1614-1652)
John Bull
(1562-1628)
W. Byrd

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Out of respect for the performers and those audience members around
you, please turn all beepers, cell phones and watches to their silent mode.
Thank you.