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Percussionist Adam Blackstock to perform free concert Tuesday, Sept. 17 at JU

Adam Blackstock, marimba

Featuring Peter Wright, JU alum and principle clarinet with JSO

7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 17

Terry Concert Hall

Free admission

 

Percussionist Adam Blackstock

Nationally and internationally recognized soloist, recitalist and clinician Dr. T. Adam Blackstock is Assistant Professor of Percussion Studies/Assistant Director of Bands at Troy University, and is Principal Timpanist with the Northwest Florida Symphony Orchestra. His duties at Troy University include teaching private lessons and percussion methods courses, and he is the instructor/arranger for the “Sound of the South” marching percussion section. Blackstock also leads the Troy University Percussion Ensemble, winners of the 2012 Percussive Arts Society International Percussion Ensemble Competition. He earned a Doctoral of Musical Arts degree from the University of Kansas, a Master of Arts degree from Tennessee Technological University, and a Bachelor of Arts degree from Newberry College. Blackstock has studied percussion with Joseph Rasmussen and Kevin Bobo, and has studied conducting with Joseph Hermann.

-PROGRAM-

Whatever’s More                                                                           Gordon Stout

Fermo                                                                                            Michael Burritt

Pendulum                                                                                      Kevin Bobo

Book of Dances and Other Diversions                                          L. Mark Lewis

I.          Songs in Pieces

II.         Waltz

III.        Tango Triste

IV.        Simple Blue Toccata

Peter B. Wright, clarinet

Wood that Sings                                                                              Gordon Stout

Madison’s Unicorn                                                                           Brett Dietz

Piano Phase                                                                                    Steve Reich

Tony Steve, marimba

French Flies                                                                                     Kevin Bobo