The Music of Stephen Scott: A Celebration

The concert is open to the public; all members of the public age 12 or older attending a Colorado College-sponsored, indoor public event will be required to present proof of vaccination or negative COVID-19 test result, along with a valid photo ID. See more information on CC’s COVID-19 policy here.

The Packard Hall concert will also be live-streamed on YouTube and Facebook. Links will be posted on the Music Department website one week prior to the concert.

Departures for solo piano

• Batavia, 1770
• Ruth
• Blues for Miles and Gil
• June Tune (for Bill Evans)
• Vivian
• Lake Victoria, 1970
• Susan Grace, piano

The Desperate Notes ( A song cycle on poems by Dorothy Parker and Derek Walcott)

• One Perfect Rose
• The Lady’s Reward
• Love After Love
• Jennifer DeDominici, soprano;  Karine Garibova, violin; Jennifer Yopp, cello; Susan Grace, piano

And Always Someone is Leaving from Wild Children of the Urals (Maria’s Death Aria)

• Jennifer DeDominici, soprano; Daniel Brink, piano; Lyrics by Steven Hayward

Ta-ta-logy

• Colorado College Chamber Chorus; Colorado Vocal Arts Ensemble; Deborah Teske, director

Un poco Passacaglia

• Dan Wiencek, piano

Where Flamingos Fly (Dedicated to Amy Scott)       J.B. Brooks/ Gil Evans (arr. Stephen Scott)

• Tiger Jazz Ensemble; Ricky Sweum, director

Theme from Il Postino

• Ryan Banagale, Bernie Brink, Ryan Capp, Neil Hesse, Lynn Shelton Holladay, Laura Whalin, Sienna Wood, Dan Wiencek, ensemble manager; Andrew Pope, B-flat clarinet;  A.J. Salimbeni, bass clarinet

Entrada

• The Bowed Piano Ensemble (1999) Stephen Scott, director
• A concert film by Tom Sanny and Amy Scott