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GUEST ARTIST RECITAL SERIES

DAVID NORTHINGTON
PIANO

KATZIN CONCERT HALL
Sunday, April 18,2004 . 7:30 p.m.

PROGRAM

Three

Sonatas

D. Scarlatti

Sonata in C Major, L. 3
Sonata in B Minor,L.263
Sonata in G Major,L.286

Sonata in B-Flat Major, D. 960
Molto moderato
Andante sostenuto
Scherzo: Allegro vivace con delicatezza
Allegro ma non troppo

F. Schubert

**There will be a I]-minute intermission**

Four

Waltzes
Waltz
Waltz
Waltz
Waltz

F. ChoPin

in D-Flat Major, Op.64, No.
in A Minor,Op.34, No. 2
in G-Flat Major, Op. 70, No.
in E Minor, Op. posthumous

Piano Variations (1930)

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Aaron Copland

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

David Northington is Professor of Music at the University of Tennessee.
The New York Times has called David Northington "an immensely gifted
musician... who combines the technical mastery of a virtuoso with the
musical sensitivity of a poet." Dr. Northington has performed concerts
and concerto engagements with orchestras throughout the world. Recent
tours have taken him throughout the United States, Europe, Canada, China,
and Russia. During his concert tour of China and Russia in the summer of
2000, he was also invited to give master classes at the countries' leading
conservatories in Shanghai, Beijing, and St. Petersburg. Dr. Northington's
many accomplishments include first prizes in the East/West Artists
Competition, the American Music Scholarship Association's International
Competition, the Concert Artists Guild Competition, the unanimous
Judges Prize at the Fourth Gina Bachauer International Piano competition,
and selection to the Artistic Ambassador Program sponsored by the United
States Information Agency. As an Artistic Ambassador, Dr. Northington
has toured extensively in France, Spain, and Portugal. He has been heard
throughout Europe in broadcasts of the Voice of America. In 1985 French
National relevision filmed a special two-hour recital by Dr. Northington at
the historic Tallyrand Theatre in Paris. Concurrent with his performing
career, Dr. Northington has devoted much of his life to teaching. Since
earning his education at the Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music and
the Yale University School of Music, he has taught on the faculties of
Georgia College, Western Michigan University, and the University of
Tennessee. His many teaching awards include the Tennessee Music
Teachers Association's Teacher of the Year Award and the Tennessee
Governor's School of the Arts "Outstanding Teacher Award." Dr.
Northington has also been the recipient of the Tennessee Arts
Commission's Artist of the Year Award.

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