2006-2007 PPC Recital - Madeline Neely (Viola)

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PROGRAM

PROFESSIONAL

PERFORMANCE

CER'IlFICATE

RECITAL

MADELINE NEELY,

VIOLA

With Tao Lin, piano and Renee London, violin

Tuesday February 20, 2007 at 5:30p.m.

Amarnick-Goldstein Concert Hall

Lynn

University, Boca Raton

Romance for Viola

and

Piano ....•••••••••••• Ralph Vaughan Williams

(1872-1958)

Sonata for Viola

and

Piano

in

A Major •.•.•.•••••••.•.•.•

Cesar

Franck

(1822-1890)

I)

Allegretto ben moderato

D)

Allegro

Ill)

Recitativo - Fantasia: Ben moderato - molto Iento

IV)

Allegretto poco mosso

C!8INTERMISSIONro

Siete Canciones Populares Espafiolas •••••.•••••.•.•.• Manuel de Falla

(1876-1946)

1) El Pafio Moruno

2) Seguidilla Murciana

3) Asturiana

4) Canci6n

5) Polo

6)

Nana

7)

Jota

Sinfonia Concertante for Violin and Viola,

K.

364 •..•... W. A. Mozart

(1756-1791)

I) Allegro maestoso

D)

Andante

III) Presto

Madeline Neely,

Originally from Woodbridge, Virginia. She began her studies at the age

of

fourteen with

Louis Garcia and has worked with numerous teachers at music festivals such as the Brevard

Music Festival, Musicorda, Encore

School for Strings, National Orchestral Institute and the

Bowdoin International Music Festival. Prior to her affiliation with Lynn University, Ms.

Neely was Principal Viola

of

the Midland-Odessa Symphony and a member

of

Strings

of

the

West Quartet. While living in West Texas, she was also associated with the Abilene

Philharmonic and the

San Angelo Symphony. Other previous orchestral affiliations include

the Akron Symphony, the Erie Philharmonic, and the Youngstown Symphony. Presently,

she is Principal Viola

of

the Palm Beach Pops and a member

of

the Atlantic Classical

Orchestra, as well as a frequent addition to the Naples Philharmonic. Ms. Neely received her

Bachelor

of

Music degree from the Eastman School

of

Music and her Master

of

Music

degree from the Cleveland Institute

of

Music. Her previous teachers include John Graham,

Jeffrey Irvine and Mark Jackobs. Currently, she is a member

of

the Professional

Performance Certificate program at the Lynn University Conservatory

of

Music, studying

with Ralph Fielding.

UPCOMING EVENTS

February 25, Sunday

ROBERTA RUST IN RECITAL

Devoted to Debussy

A program

of

exquisite and atmospheric piano music

by

the French impressionist master, Claude Debussy.

Location: Amarnick-Goldstein Concert Hall

March

1st

and

2nd

Thursday and Friday

Mostly Mozart

Time:

4:00p.m.

Ticket $25