- UBC Ceremonies and Events
- Class of 2016: On Stage!
Class of 2016: On Stage!
FREE. Tickets will be available in person from the Chan Centre ticket office on the day of the event.
Presented by UBC Ceremonies and Events
CLASS of 2016: On Stage! is UBC’s Baccalaureate Concert re-imagined for the UBC 100 Centennial celebrations. This year we feature talented students from throughout the UBC Arts & Culture District. You’ll enjoy music, theatre, film, poetry, prose and visual art prepared and presented by graduating students from our class of 2016.
Come early and hear a special centennial medley performed by a jazz septet made up of students and faculty of the UBC School of Music. Celebrating 100 Years of Popular Song at UBC includes tunes selected from each decade of the last 100 years woven together and arranged by Fred Stride to celebrate UBC’s landmark anniversary. Historical images of UBCs creative and performing arts will be shown in the theatre during the medley.
Medley and slideshow at 7:30pm, concert begins at 8:00pm.
Free to attend.
FREE. Tickets will be available in person from the Chan Centre ticket office on the day of the event.
PROGRAMME
Sonata – Antonio José
iv. Final (Allegro con brio)
Michael Bemmels, guitar
Monologue of character Irene from play The Hope Slide – Joan McLeod
Joylyn Secunda, actor
Sharp as the Moon (excerpt from children’s novel) – Clara Kumagai
Clara Kumagai, author/reader
Allegro de Concierto, Op.46 – Enrique Granados
Qiao Wang, piano
Everything, Lately (poem) – Alison Braid
Alison Braid, author/reader
I’m Ready – Noah Cohen
Noah Cohen, filmmaker
‘O sole mio – Giovanni Capurro (text) Eduardo di Capua (music)
“Ah, fuyez douce image” from Manon – Jules Massenet
Philippe Castagner, tenor + Richard Epp, piano
Smultronställe (poem) – Hava Rosenberg
Hava Rosenberg, author/reader
Grand Polonaise, Op. 16 – Theobald Boehm
Satoko Nagashima, flute + Carter Johnson, piano
Monologue of character Cecily from play Travesties – Tom Stoppard
Elizabeth Willoughby, actor
Cement – Sam Tudor
Sam Tudor, filmmaker
Zigeunerweisen (excerpted) – Pablo Sarasate
Shang Ko (Sunny) Chan, violin + Helen Pei, piano
Programme order subject to change