Thomas Stenzel, TAC - Student Recital
This event is open to the public and no tickets are required for attendance.
In pursuit of their degrees at SFCM, each student presents a recital that represents their artistry and craft. Student Recitals feature repertoire curated by students with guidance from their faculty instructor.
Program
Kenny Barron: Sunshower
Thomas Stenzel, saxophone
Gene Wadsworth, piano
Sean Walters McDonald, bass
Poyraz Ates, drums
Thomas J.S.: stupid face
I. how to fly (and other things you can google)
II. c jam blues
Mason Chambers, trombone
Jordan Ku, trumpet
Zoe King, clarinet
T. J. S.: don’t call her Monica
Zoe King, saxophone
Kaz Hudson, guitar
C418(arr. Thomas J.S.): Dry Hands // Wet Hands
Zeke Sokoloff, violin
Brayden Meng, violin
Cyle Tang, viola
Oscar Ruiz, cello
Wanruo Zhang, flute
TBD, oboe
Zoe King, clarinet
Jordan Ku, trumpet
Mykah Williams, horn
Mason Chambers, trombone
Miriam Kessler, harp
T. J.S.: purity suite
I. Prelude: good morning
II. Adagio: hatred
III. Psalm: image
IV. Pas de Deux: the balance
V. Scherzo: grim
VI. Nocturn: good night
VII. Allegreto: home
Zeke Sokoloff, violin
Brayden Meng, violin
Cyle Tang, viola
Oscar Ruiz, cello
Wanruo Zhang, flute
TBD, oboe
Zoe King, clarinet
Jordan Ku, trumpet
Mykah Williams, horn
Mason Chambers, trombone
Miriam Kessler, harp
Lucinda Mone, voice
Gene Wadsworth, keys
Sean Walters McDonald, bass
Poyraz Ates, drums
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About SFCM’s Technology and Applied Composition Department
Get ready for a career on the edge of art and technology. Our Technology and Applied Composition (TAC) is an exclusive course of study that gives students a direct path into the worlds of film scoring, video game sound design, and other rewarding musical avenues. Featuring instruction from some of the most visible composers in the industry today, the TAC music degree readies you for a cutting-edge compositional life, bridging art and technology in the most dynamic ways imaginable.
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