Serious to Humorous 19th Century Music Presented in ASU Concert Art song and oratorio expert Warren Hoffer , who is a member of the School of Music faculty at Arizona State University, has gathered together a stellar group of voices.
Admission is free and open to the public.
The School of Music is located at Mill Avenue and Gammage Parkway. Call the school's information line, 965-8863, for parking information. Be Gone , Love by Stephen Foster and Arthur Sullivan's The Dickey Bird and the Owl , plus selections by John Braham, Gena Branscombe, Frederic Clay, F.H. Cowen, Claud Graves, Liza Lehman, Anna Russell, Hazel Sherman, Arthur Solman and Charles Stanford. Warren Hoffer performs extensively throughout the country as a specialist in art song and oratorio ranging from the sixteenth century to present. He has sung with the Pittsburgh, Hartford, Portland, and Phoenix, Symphony Orchestras, Buffalo Philharmonic, New Hampshire Festival Orchestra, and the Flagstaff Summer Festival Orchestra.