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DTSTART;TZID=America/Denver:20240612T193000
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URL:https://music.colostate.edu/events/2024-organ-week-concert-joel-bacon-
 organ-jason-moy-harpsichord-and-maurice-steger-recorder-concert/
SUMMARY:2024 Organ Week Concert: Joel Bacon\, Organ\, Jason Moy\, Harpsicho
 rd\, and Maurice Steger\, Recorder
DESCRIPTION:A Tribute to Bach: Featuring works for solo recorder and obblig
 ato organ/harpsichord by J.S. Bach\nAbout Maurice Steger\nIt is not surpri
 sing that Maurice Steger is called "Paganini"\, "wizard"\, "the world's le
 ading recorder player" or an "electrifying and inspiring conductor." To li
 ve up to such high expectations\, one requires not only astonishing techni
 que\, but also charisma\, intellect\, and a special sensitivity for the mu
 sic. Maurice Steger has been proving all of this to his audiences\, inspir
 ing them with his intense tone and unstoppable energy in various concert f
 ormats all over the world. As a soloist\, conductor\, or both at once\, he
  regularly performs with the top period instrument ensembles\, such as the
  Akademie für Alte Musik Berlin\, La Cetra Baroque Orchestra Basel\, Veni
 ce Baroque Orchestra\, The English Concert\, Il Pomo d’oro or I Barocchi
 sti. He also performs with leading modern orchestras such as the Zurich Ch
 amber Orchestra\, the Frankfurt Radio Symphony\, the Canadian Violons du R
 oy\, the Munich Chamber Orchestra\, the Musikkollegium Winterthur\, and th
 e NDR Radiophilharmonie. It always astonishes that all these orchestras so
 und transformed after a period of work: sonically sensitive and individual
 \, always historically informed\, and playfully expressive in the here and
  now.\nAbout Jason Moy\nJason J. Moy is Artistic Director of Ars Musica Ch
 icago and one of the most sought-after early keyboard specialists in the M
 idwest. He serves as Artist-Faculty at Roosevelt University’s Chicago Co
 llege of Performing Arts\, and at DePaul University\, where he was awarded
  the School of Music’s first-ever endowed chair as the Monsignor Kenneth
  J. Velo Distinguished Professor of Music. Jason received his Early Music 
 training at McGill University and counts Hank Knox\, Ketil Haugsand\, Andr
 ew Lawrence-King\, and the late Bruce Haynes among his most influential me
 ntors and teachers. He is a founding member of the award-winning baroque e
 nsemble Trio Speranza\, principal keyboardist of the Bach Week Festival Or
 chestra\, and is a frequent guest soloist and continuo player with such es
 teemed ensembles as the Newberry Consort\, Grant Park Symphony Orchestra\,
  Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra\, South Bend Symphony Orchestra\, and Wisco
 nsin Chamber Orchestra.\nAbout Joel Bacon\nA native of N.J.\, Dr. Joel Bac
 on holds degrees in mathematics and organ performance from Baylor Universi
 ty in Waco\, Texas\, where he was a student of Joyce Jones\, and an artist
  diploma in organ from the Konservatorium der Stadt Wien (Vienna\, Austria
 )\, where he studied with Michael Gailit. With a dissertation on the use o
 f organ in selected orchestral works\, he earned his PhD in historical mus
 icology through a joint degree program of Vienna's University of Music and
  Performing Arts and the University of Vienna. Dr. Bacon is a frequent per
 former\, teacher\, and scholar in North America and Europe. He has been he
 ard in recital in Germany\, Austria\, France\, Switzerland\, Canada\, and 
 the US\, and live performances have been broadcast on Austrian Radio (1) a
 nd Public Radio International. He has taught at the prestigious Oundle Int
 ernational Festival (Cambridge\, UK)\, at several Pipe Organ Encounters of
  the American Guild of Organists\, and other courses in the US and Canada.
  With the principal violist of the Munich Philharmonic\, Albrecht Rohde\, 
 he has recorded a CD of music for viola and organ. Joel Bacon holds the St
 ewart and Sheron Golden Chair in Organ and Liturgical Studies\, the first 
 endowed chair in the College of Liberal Arts. Before coming to CSU\, he wa
 s assistant organist of St. Thomas Lutheran Church\, Munich-Grunwald\, and
  served as frequent guest organist at the former Hapsburg imperial church\
 , St. Augustine\, Vienna.\nOrgan Week Schedule\n\n 	Sunday\, June 9\, 4 PM
  | Jason Moy\, Solo Harpsichord Concert Organ Recital Hall\, UCA\n 	Monday
 \, June 10\, 7:30 PM | Todd Wilson\, Solo Organ Recital / FREE | Organ Con
 cert at First Presbyterian Church\n 	Tuesday\, June 11\, 7:30 PM | Ken Cow
 an\, Solo Organ Recital / FREE | Organ Concert at First United Methodist C
 hurch\n 	Wednesday\, June 12\, 7:30 PM | Joel Bacon\, Organ\, Jason Moy\, 
 Harpsichord\, and Maurice Steger\, Recorder Concert\, Organ Recital Hall\,
  UCA\n 	Thursday\, June 13\, 6 PM | High School Camp Concert\, Organ Recit
 al Hall\, UCA\, FREE\n
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 n St.\, Fort Collins\, CO\, 80524\, United States
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