Stories, songs, and images have been created by the collaborators specifically for the production, as well as adaptations of stories from a variety of sources. Because story is traditionally tied to a specific locality, the production creates a particular environment within which the stories and images occur. Development of the project began in 1996 and performances in 1999 serve as a pilot for a longer run in the spring of 2000. For more information on the program, contact Nancy Duncan, 551-4532. April 20 Faculty Recital Features Bailey, Clinton The School of Music presents faculty artists John Bailey, flute, and Mark Clinton, piano, in recital at 8 p.m. April 20 in Kimball Recital Hall.
Admission is free.
For the program, Bailey has chosen Salomon Jadassohn's Notturno, Opus 133, Philippe Gaubert's Sonate, Alan Rodout's The Emperor and the Bird of Paradise, for flute and narrator, Randall Snyder's Ghost Tones, and Bela Bartok's Hungarian Peasant Suite. Bailey is professor of flute and a member of the Moran Woodwind Quintet at the University of Nebraska School of Music. He is principal flutist with the Lincoln Symphony Orchestra. Clinton is assistant professor of piano and co-chair of the piano area at the School of Music of the University of Nebraska. He has been featured on numerous radio and television broadcasts, including National Public Radio's Performance Today and Monitor Radio.