JOHN ERICSON
HORN
TEH-LING CHIANG
PIANO

FACULTY ARTIST CONCERT SERIES
KATZIN CONCERT HALL
SUNDAY, AUGUST 26, 2007 • 2:30 PM

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erber,gerCollege
of Fine Arts

ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY

Dr. John Ericson is Associate Professor of horn at Arizona State
University, Artist Faculty at the Brevard Music Center, and was
recently elected to the Advisory Council of the International Horn
Society. Dr. Ericson has released two solo CDs on the Summit label
and has presented sessions at three international horn symposiums
and numerous regional events. Author of over 25 articles, Dr.
Ericson is an authority on the history of the early valved horn.
Excerpts from his publications and teaching materials may be found
in his website, Horn Articles Online. Besides performing as Principal
Horn in the Brevard Music Center Orchestra, he was a member of
the Nashville Symphony and has performed with the Indianapolis
Symphony, the Phoenix Symphony, and the Rochester Philharmonic.
Prior to joining the faculty at Arizona State he taught at the Crane
School of Music (SUNY Potsdam), Tunghai University in Taiwan,
Western Kentucky University, and the Bay View Music Festival. A
native of Emporia, Kansas, Dr. Ericson holds degrees from Indiana
University, the Eastman School of Music, and Emporia State
University.
Dr. Teh-Ling Chiang is an active piano teacher and performer. Her
career began in Taichung, Taiwan where she started piano lessons at
the age of six. After completing studies at Tunghai University, Dr.
Chiang came to the United States in 1990 where she earned advanced
degrees from the Eastman School of Music (MM) and the University of
Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music (DMA). In 1996 she was
honored to be selected by the Colorado Council on the Arts and Young
Audiences, Inc. to give educational performances throughout the state
of Colorado. Now based in Chandler, Arizona, Dr. Chiang teaches
traditional piano lessons and PianoTeams. TM Developed by N. Jane
Tan, this approach to piano pedagogy features five pianists performing
on five pianos. Dr. Chiang's students have won prizes at several
competitions including the First International PianoTeams TM
Competition in 2003, the Gina Bachauer International PianoTeams TM
Competition in 2004, and the Second International PianoTeamsT"
Competition in 2006, as well as the Bradshaw & Buono International
Solo Piano Competition in 2007.

Program
Canto Serioso (1913)

Sonata, Op. 24 (1978)
Allegro
I.
II.
Quasi menuetto
III. Moderato, e poco rubato

Carl Nielsen
(1865-1931)
Trygve Madsen
(b. 1940)

**There will be a 10-minute intermission**

Canciones (2004)
Sonata
I.
II.
III.

Paul Basler
(b. 1963)

No. 1 (1964)
Allegro
Andante
Allegro Giocoso

Alec Wilder
(1907-1980)

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