Thursday, April 12? 8 p.m. Kilbourn HallEastman Trombone Choir, directed by John Marcellus and featuring the music of Ewazen, Bach, Hayden and Mahler.

Friday, April 13? 3:30 p.m.Kilbourn HallDoctoral Degree piano recital of Jocelyn Swigger, featuring the music of Albeniz, Schumann, Beethoven, Bolcom and more.

? 7 p.m.Ciminelli Formal LoungeStudent recital of oboist/vocalist Lynda Paul and clarinetist Kelley Dey. Featuring Sladki Doumi, the Bulgarian Women?s Choir.

Saturday, April 14? 6:30 p.m.ESM 120Bachelor?s Degree saxophone recital of Nicholas Kadajski.

? 7 p.m.Kilbourn HallBachelor?s Degree voice recital of Jaime Gamroth.

Sunday, April 15? 3:30 p.m.Kilbourn HallBachelor?s Degree piano recital of Angela Lieh, featuring the music of Bach, Chopin, and Beethoven?s ?Appassionata? Sonata.

? 9 p.m.Kilbourn HallMaster?s Degree clarinet recital of Roman Cisneros.

April 16-20Jury WeekNo classes in session. Come by if you want to hang out with some really stressed music students.

Monday, April 23? 8 p.m.Kilbourn HallEastman Women?s Chorale, conducted by Susan Conkling.

Tuesday, April 24? 8 p.m.Kilbourn HallThe World Music Series presents the Pangaia Steel Drum Band. Tickets are free for students, discounted for other ID-holders and $15 for everybody else.



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