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BRAVO! WINTER/SPRING 2004 N E W Jan. 10 Jeffrey Jacobs, Piano Jan. 13 Gleb Karpushkin, Horn; Alexander Tutunov, Piano Jan. 16 Oregon Jazz Ensemble w/ Diane Monroe, Jazz Violin Jan. 18 Richard G. Wilt, Baroque Violin Jan. 21 UO Chamber Choir, UO Ensemble Jan. 22 Oregon String Quartet with Diane Monroe, Violin Jan. 23 “No Tenors” Vocal Recital Jan. 28 Oregon Wind Ensemble Feb. 5 Juilliard String Quartet Feb. 6 The Jazz Cafe Rm. 178 Music Feb. 8 University Symphony Feb. 12 Poetry in Song Feb. 14 Oregon Percussion Ensemble Children’s Concert Feb. 18 A Little Night Music, UO Opera Ensemble & UO Symphony (Feb. 18 Soreng; Feb. 21 Jacoby Auditorium, Umpqua Community College. Roseburg; Feb. 22 Soreng) Feb. 20 The Jazz Café 178 Music Feb. 22 Oregon Wind Ensemble Feb. 24 Oregon Composers Forum Feb. 25 Faculty Woodwind Octet Feb. 27 Classical Music of South India Feb. 27 Carmina Burana UO Symphony and UO Singers. (Feb. 27 Jacoby Auditorium, UCC, Roseburg; Feb. 28 Florence Performing Arts Center. Feb. 29 EMU Ballroom) March 1 Chamber Musicale March 2 100th Monkey Ensemble March 3 Oregon Wind Ensemble, UO Symphonic Band March 4 Campus Band, Campus Orchestra March 6 Suzuki Strings March 6 Future Music Oregon 198 Music March 7 University Gospel Ensembles Eugene Christian Fellowship March 8 Oregon Percussion Ensemble March 9 Oregon Jazz Ensemble and Jazz Lab & I N T O X I C A T I N G Breathtaking T H U R S D AY, J A N U A R Y 1 5 , 8 P M Giancarlo Guerrero, Conductor Jennifer Higdon, Special Guest Jennifer Higdon’s new Concerto for Orchestra is a knockout. Written just last year for the Philadelphia Orchestra, All Expectations this virtuosic tour-de-force delivers “ecstatic climaxes, scintillating orchestration, and wave after heartstopping wave of intoxicating color.” BEYOND Jubilant Sykes, ESO, Feb. 14. Bands March 10 UO Concert Choir March 11 New Century Saxophone Quartet March 14 University Percussion Ensemble. 198 Music Tickets 682.5000 DANCE www.eugenesymphony.org Concert Sponsor Eugene Symphony Guild Eugene Ballet Company Performances in Silva Hall, Hult. 682-5000 Feb. 28-29 Cinderella April 17-18 Jitterbug, Jive and Jazz! with OFAM’s Emerald City Jazz Kings Reinventing Events - Creating New Activities and Reviving Old Ones Lane Community College Friday, January 16 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Portland 4000 E. 30th. 463-5202. April 22-24 The Works — Student dance concert May 20-22 Spring Dance Concert Learn techniques for making creative changes that can bring new life to festivals and events. Musical Feet 485-2938 Jan. 31 Showcase Performance. Agate Auditorium April 17 Showcase Performance. Agate Auditorium June (date TBA) “Hats Off: A Tribute to Gregory Hines” Student Concert. Soreng UO Dance Department Performances in Dougherty Dance Theatre. 346- 5678. Feb. 12-14 Winter Student Dance Concert March 6 African Community Night March 10 Dance Quarterly March 11 Open Showing April 16-17 UO Repertory Dance Company April 26-27 Paul Taylor 2 Residency and Performance May 13-15 Faculty Concert May 22 Sarah Ebert MFA Movement Project June 4 Dance Quarterly June 5 Open Showing June 6 The Loft Cassandra Wilson, Shedd, March 11. Bold Offered by the Division of Continuing Education and the Arts & Administration Program Whether you are currently a student or profes- sional, paid or volunteer, there are a variety of options for you to choose from as you pursue your interest in Festival & Event Management. Call to receive a program brochure or to register for a workshop (800) 824-2714 Volunteer Management 101: Recruiting, Training, and Retaining your Volunteers Friday, February 20 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Eugene Gain insights of how-to, not-to-do, and must-do of recruiting, training, and retaining volunteers. or (541) 346-4231 center.uoregon.edu/ festivalevent Behind the Scenes - The Classic Wines Auction Friday, March 5 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m., Portland This “behind-the-scenes” workshop will explore set-up for the Classic Wines Auction. PERMANENT COSMETICS NW •Eyeliner •Eyebrows •Lip color •Camouflage Judy Culp Technician & Trainer 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE & EXPERTISE Student Work Available Starting at $50 J ANUARY S PECIAL : Small Feminine Body Art (541) 344-7789 2371 Oakmont Way, Eugene permanentcosmeticsnw.com JANUARY 8, 2004 25
