2008 Woodie Awards
Sept. 13 Gala kicks off Inaugural Celebration for ISU President
Courtesy of University Relations
Issue date: 9/12/07 Section: News
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Following a brief intermission, the Portneuf Brass will perform the three-part musical composition "Bluebrass Music" composed by Earles.
Next, will be a performance by Trio Lyrique, comprised of ISU music faculty Kori Bond, piano; Livingston-Friedley, soprano; and John Masserini, clarinet. They will perform "Zwiegesang," "Das heimlische Lied" and "Wach auf" by Ludwig Spohr.
The ISU Chamber Choir will wrap up the evening performances by singing "Sanctus in D Major, BMV 238" by Johann Sebastian Bach, "Shenandoah" arranged by James Erb and "Ride On, King Jesus" arranged by Moses Hogan. Anderson conducts the 25-voice, select Chamber Choir.
"The whole music department is embracing this as an opportunity of celebration for President Vailas," said Kathleen Lane, professor of voice and one of the Gala Performance organizers. "We're thrilled to be participating."
AMI Semiconductor, Citizens Community Bank, the Idaho National Laboratory, Qwest, and the Greater Pocatello Convention and Visitors Bureau are the Inauguration Celebration's major sponsors.
"We're very grateful for the support we've received from these major sponsors," said Kent Tingey, D.A., ISU vice president for advancement. "And we would like to thank all of the university departments, community groups and businesses that have worked so hard and contributed to this event honoring President Vailas."
Next, will be a performance by Trio Lyrique, comprised of ISU music faculty Kori Bond, piano; Livingston-Friedley, soprano; and John Masserini, clarinet. They will perform "Zwiegesang," "Das heimlische Lied" and "Wach auf" by Ludwig Spohr.
The ISU Chamber Choir will wrap up the evening performances by singing "Sanctus in D Major, BMV 238" by Johann Sebastian Bach, "Shenandoah" arranged by James Erb and "Ride On, King Jesus" arranged by Moses Hogan. Anderson conducts the 25-voice, select Chamber Choir.
"The whole music department is embracing this as an opportunity of celebration for President Vailas," said Kathleen Lane, professor of voice and one of the Gala Performance organizers. "We're thrilled to be participating."
AMI Semiconductor, Citizens Community Bank, the Idaho National Laboratory, Qwest, and the Greater Pocatello Convention and Visitors Bureau are the Inauguration Celebration's major sponsors.
"We're very grateful for the support we've received from these major sponsors," said Kent Tingey, D.A., ISU vice president for advancement. "And we would like to thank all of the university departments, community groups and businesses that have worked so hard and contributed to this event honoring President Vailas."
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