Masterworks Scholarship Benefit Preview: Student Interviews

This special event brings together instrumental and vocal students with faculty and alumni soloists to perform a symphony of great dimension and jubilation. With over 100 voices plus full orchestra, the energy and power of the music is sure to be thrilling.

Under the direction of Dr. David Rudge, the concert begins with Brahms masterful Variations on a Theme by Haydn, and concludes with Beethoven's groundbreaking Symphony No. 9.

Featuring acclaimed soloists from across the nation including three Fredonia alumni. Barbara Kilduff, soprano; Laurie Tramuta, alto; Alan Schneider, tenor; Erik Angerhofer, baritone with the Masterworks Chorus, Dr. Gwen Detwiler, director.

All proceeds from the concert go to support future music scholarships, administered through the Fredonia College Foundation. Additional contributions are strongly encouragedfor details contact Jennifer Darrell-Sterbak at 716-673-3686.

Tickets (www.fredonia.edu/tickets or 716-673-3501) by donation at several levels:

$250 VIP (with special reserved event parking)
$150 Patron (with special reserved event parking)
$75 Supporter
$20 General Admission
$10 Student

*Contributions are tax-deductible for the price of the ticket, less $10.

If you would like to make a direct contribution, checks should be made payable to the Fredonia College Foundation with an indication the dollars are to be placed in the School of Music Scholarship Endowment Fund or visit www.fredonia.edu/music/give.

Video by Amanda Utz
Special thanks to:
Stephanie Patterson
Jason Weisinger
Amanda Bailey, violin
Paul Swensen, cello

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