Lifting the Veil
May 6, 2005
Recital Hall - Room 151
Capistrano Hall, CSU Sacramento
Pre-concert Talk with the composers - 7:00 pm
Music begins at 7:30 pm
The ongoing musical and artistic project
featuring and promoting the work of
women throughout the world.
Tentative Program:
Fanfare for an Uncommon Woman V
Joan Tower
Victor Pietrzak, Paul Simmons, Clyde Quick, Joe Siemers
Runaway Bay: Hula Sunrise Lynn Job
DMO: A Jazz Cello Quartet
Shirl Jae Atwell
The Millington Strings Cello Quartet
** Arcangelo Red
Lynn Job
Alice Lenaghan, Flute
Fun Fair (sextet version)
Victoria Jordanova
Curvd Aire with
Bonnie Novota
Tentative Program:
** Olympic Fanfare ‘86
Lynn Job
Curvd Aire
Boundaries
Adrienne Albert
Camellia String Quartet and Bass
Dixtour
Claude Arrieu
(Ann Marie Simon)
Members of the Liberace, High Noon, and Curvd Aire Quintets
Sam’s Dance
Adrienne Albert
High Noon Woodwind Quintet
** Mirror Images
Adrienne Albert
CSUS Clarinet Ensemble
Patricia Wassum, Director
** World Premieres
of these versions
Tentative Program:
** Clarinet Boogie
Adrienne Albert
Clarinet Duet
TOUMAI - Hope of Life
Lynn Job
Danny Humphrey, Bonnie Novota, Victor Pietrzak,
Clyde Quick, Joe Siemers,
Paul Simmons, Kris Tague
Winter Solace
Adrienne Albert
Keith Bohm, Saxophone
Serengeti Supper
Lynn Job
Keith Bohm, Saxophone
LIFTING THE VEIL:
Established in response to the horrific events of September 11, 2001, and the ongoing persecution of women in Afghanistan, Lifting the Veil has become an annual event co-produced by Curvd Aire, California State University, Sacramento, and other local musicians, artists, poets and dancers in the community.
The first two festivals raised money to support the Afghan Women's Mission, an organization which established and sustained schools for Afghan women. Under the Taliban, women and girls were forbidden to attend school, and this seemed a crucial program to support.
In 2004, Lifting the Veil turned its support to WEAVE (Women Escaping a Violent Environment), the organization which has worked wonders in supporting and protecting abused women in the Sacramento area.
We invite musicians, artists, dancers, poets, and any other citizens to join us in this ongoing project. We are actively seeking performers, sponsors, and other participants for the series of concerts and festivals.