The Music of Stephen Scott – A Celebration

CC faculty, students, and alumni join together to present a loving memorial tribute to Professor Emeritus Stephen Scott.

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 to be posted on the Music department website one week prior to the event. https://www.coloradocollege.edu/academics/dept/music/

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