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CMU School of Music selects top talent for Opus XVI
February 26, 2013 —
Central Michigan University’s School of Music has selected 16 of its most talented student solo and ensemble groups to perform at Opus XVI on April 6 in CMU’s Music Building. The annual collage concert raises funds for scholarships, equipment and travel for music students.
The Central Michigan University Chamber Singers conducted by Dr. Nina Nash-Robertson and the Symphonic Wind Ensemble conducted by Jack Williamson will also perform at the gala event.
The black tie optional evening includes a strolling reception catered by Soaring Eagle Resort and a cash bar beginning at 6 p.m. followed by the collage concert at 8 p.m. Dessert and coffee with the featured student musicians will conclude the evening.
Tickets for Opus XVI are $125, which includes a $75 tax-deductible contribution. Individual tickets may be purchased by calling 989-774-1885, and corporate and group sponsorships may be arranged by calling Christine Alwood in CMU’s Development and Alumni Relations office at 989-774-7155.
Space is limited, and reservations are required.
Opus XVI student musicians:
- Kevin Keith & David Abraham, percussion duo
- Andy Wade, Charlie Church, Michael McLaughlin, Ben Yats, percussion quartet
- Balkan-Klezmer-Gypsy Band
- Tyler Kivel, piano
- Synergos Saxophone Quartet
- Sarah Clark, soprano
- Tom Harder, saxophone & Kellie Cheer, clarinet
- Tim Ginn, guitar & Miranda Browne, flute
- Central Wails Saxophone Orchestra
- Ardito Assai, woodwind quintet
- Brian Durocher, marimba
- Miranda Browne, flute
- Adam Ignacio, baritone
- The Common Denominator, 11 member jazz ensemble
