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This concert is funded in part by the INSTRUCTIONALLY RELATED ACTIVITIES FUNDS (IRA) provided by California State University, Long Beach.

For ticket information please call 562.985.7000 or visit the web at:

UPCOMING EVENTS

* Events marked with an asterisk are free with a valid Music Major Pass 



•  Saturday, February 24, 2018: 

Faculty Artist Recital, Darrin Thaves, flute 7:00pm Daniel Recital Hall 

Tickets $10/7 *  

•  Friday, March 2, 2018: 

Chamber and University Choirs: On nature and the “other” Jonathan Talberg 

and Joshua Palkki, directors 8:00pm Los Altos United Methodist Church 

Tickets $10/7 



•  Sunday, March 4, 2018: 

Faculty Artist Recital, The Orpheus Duo, Althea Waites and Mark Uranker, 

piano 4:00pm Daniel Recital Hall Tickets $10/7 * 

•  Monday, March 5, 2018: 

Woodwind Chamber Music, Rena Urso, director 8:00pm Daniel Recital Hall 

Tickets $10/7 * 

•  Friday, March 9, 2018: 

Wind Symphony and Symphonic Band, John Carnahan and Jermie Arnold, 

conductors 8:00pm Carpenter Performing Arts Center Tickets $10/7

•  Sunday, March 11, 2018: 

BCCM Tenth Anniversary Gala, Johannes Müller Stosch, conductor 2:00pm 

Carpenter Performing Arts Center Tickets $10/FREE

 

PLEASE SILENCE ALL ELECTRONIC MOBILE DEVICES.



WEDNESDAY, 

FEBRUARY 21, 2018 

8:00PM

 

GERALD R. DANIEL RECITAL HALL



JOHN BARCELLONA,

 

BAROQUE FLUTE



 

DAVID GARRETT,

 

VIOLA DA GAMBA



MARK URANKER,

 

HARPSICHORD



WITH SPECIAL GUEST 

KEN AISO,

 

BAROQUE VIOLIN



F A C U L T Y   A R T I S T   R E C I T A L

“MUSICAL MASTERPIECES 

OF THE BAROQUE ERA”


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of the Houston Symphony, Assistant Principal of the San Antonio Symphony, 

and a member of the New Orleans Philharmonic. Garrett also appears frequently 

as recitalist, chamber musician, and soloist, receiving popular and critical 

acclaim. Writing in Strad magazine, Henry Roth observed, he is, “a polished and 

experienced musician...excellent in all departments.”

Garrett maintains a wide range of musical interests: he has recorded modern cello 

works for the Albany and Opus One labels, his doctoral dissertation includes 

publication of previously unknown baroque cello works, and he pursues the 

standard literature in regular solo and chamber music performances. Garrett also 

enjoys teaching: his preparatory students consistently excel in competitions and 

honors orchestras and he has been a member of the faculty at Ball State University, 

the University of Texas at San Antonio, and Trinity University. Garrett teaches 

cello at the Bob Cole Conservatory of Music.

Along with his wife, Junko, David Garrett performs cello and piano recitals as the 

Belrose Duo, including several tours in both the U.S. and Japan. Away from the 

cello Garrett enjoys playing the viola da gamba, composing, and arranging, and in 

his spare time he enjoys games and sports.

ABOUT

 MARK URANKER



 

Mark Uranker enjoys a varied career as a 

pianist, harpsichordist, chamber musician, and composer. With pianist Althea 

Waites, he tours as the Orpheus Duo, a two-piano ensemble dedicated to 

performing standard works of the repertoire as well as championing new works.

Premiering the works of many composers, he has performed at many venues 

including the Luckman Center for the Arts, California Institute of the Arts, the 

Palm Springs Bach Festival, and on KUSC.

He has composed for both theater and dance: his works include incidental 

music for Moliere’s Bourgeois Gentleman, Peter Shaffer’s Royal Hunt of the Sun 

and music for prominent choreographers. Mr. Uranker has also composed and 

directed music for the gala opening of the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach. 

He gave his New York premiere as a harpsichordist at the prestigious Midtown 

Concerts early music series. 

In addition, Mr. Uranker also studied harpsichord and continuo playing with 

Gwendolyn Toth, and Baroque vocal technique and interpretation with Grant 

Herreid. He has coached and directed many works from the Baroque era, 

including Orfeo by Monteverdi, Agrippina and Giulio Cesare by Handel and the 

Magnificat of J. S. Bach.

Mr. Uranker is on the faculty of the Bob Cole Conservatory of Music.

PROGRAM 


Chaconne en Trio ..................................................................................M. Morel

(1660 -1725)

Concerto IV for Harpsichord ......................................Jean-Philippe Rameau 

Loure vive                                                                         (1683-1764)

Vivement

Rondement

Trio in F ..........................................................................Georg Philipp Telemann 

Vivace                                                                                (1681-1767)

Mesto

Allegro


 

INTERMISSION

Fuga canonica in Epidiapente ..................................... Johann Sebastian Bach

from The Musical Offering                                                     (1685 -1750)

Trio Sonata in C minor ...........................................................................J. S. Bach

from The Musical Offering

Largo

Allegro


Andante

Allegro


Ken Aiso—baroque violin


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ABOUT THE 



INSTRUMENTS

Mr. Aiso’s baroque violin was made by Antonio Bardantoni in Ancona, Italy, 

during the 19th Century (n.d.).  It was converted back to an early set up. The bow 

was made by Meridith Attwood in the mid 18th Century English style. 

Dr. Barcellona’s traversi are replicas of a Carlo Palanca mid-18th-century flute, 

one made in 2011 from grenadilla (black wood) and one made in 2012 from ebony, 

by Martin Wenner, Singen, Germany. 

Dr. Garrett’s viola da gamba was made in 1995 by Joe Baker in the style of baroque 

instruments by Barak Norman.

Mr. Uranker’s harpsichord was built by Willard Martin in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania; 

it is a Franco-Flemish double manual harpsichord in the French tradition, patterned 

after an antique prototype made in Paris circa 1720 signed “Nicolas Blanchet.”

After the performance, you are cordially invited on stage to view the instruments 

and ask questions.

ARTIST BIOGRAPHIES

ABOUT 


KEN AISO

 Ken Aiso is internationally recognized as one of today’s 

most musical and versatile violinists. His playing is praised not only for his 

singularly beautiful tone, but also for the unique atmosphere of intimacy he 

evokes as he draws in his audiences.

As recitalist and chamber musician, Mr. Aiso has performed throughout  

Europe, the US and Japan with appearances at prestigious concert halls such as 

the Concertgebouw (Amsterdam), Musikverein (Vienna), Wigmore and Queen 

Elizabeth Halls (London). He is a graduate of Royal Academy of Music in London, 

and is a prize winner of Long-Thibaud International Competition in Paris and 

International Music Competition of Japan. He was honored to appear before the 

Emperor and Empress of Japan.

Mr. Aiso has been invited to renowned music festivals in Europe, India, Georgia, Bolivia 

and Kazakhstan, and has taught at Montecito Summer Music Festival in Southern 

California since 2008. He has performed regularly with the Orchestra of the Age of 

Enlightenment and Orchestre Révolutionnaire et Romantique, in the period instrument, 

as well as with the London Philharmonic, Mahler Chamber, English Chamber, Scottish 

Chamber and Los Angeles Chamber Orchestras in the  major concert venues in Europe 

and USA. He was elected an Associate of the Royal Academy of Music in London in 2005.

Mr. Aiso is a faculty member at the Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles 

and at La Sierra University in Riverside. He has co-founded Soundness Festival 

in the UK, bringing awareness of classical music as vibrational healing medium, 

working in music meditation and improvisation workshops. His holistic work 

includes music in hospitals and schools for special needs children. 

ABOUT 

JOHN BARCELLONA



  John Barcellona is Professor Emeritus 

of Flute at California State University, Long Beach and is flutist with the 

internationally acclaimed Westwood Wind Quintet (recordings on Columbia, 

Crystal and WIM labels), the Caliendo Trio (recording on Ardus Gramophone), 

the Caliendo/Barcellona Duo, and the BCCM Faculty Baroque Trio (Baroque 

flute). John conducts and composes for the BCCM Native American flute Choir— 

the only group of its kind.

He is the former Principal flutist with the Pacific Symphony and piccolo with 

the Long Beach Symphony. An active freelance musician in southern California

he has played Principal flute with many international ballet companies. His solo 

album, Is this the way to Carnegie Hall? (with Calvin Smith, horn) was nominated 

to the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences for a Grammy award. 

John is a former member of the Moyse Duo with pianist, Louis Moyse. He has also 

taught doctoral students at Claremont Graduate University and has performed 

with Concordia Clarimontis (faculty Baroque ensemble at Claremont Graduate 

University), and Con Gioia Early Music Ensemble.

John is a Contributing Editor and has written a regular column in Flute Talk 

magazine entitled, “The Flute Doctor.” This is the first and only time the magazine 

has run a complete flute pedagogy series of articles.  John has taught and performed 

in many music festivals, including the Rio International Cello Encounter in Brazil, 

The International flute Festival in Lima, Peru and the Fairbanks Summer Arts 

Festival for 30 years. During the Vietnam War era, John was a member of the U.S. 

Army Military Academy Band at Westpoint, NY.

John Barcellona received his Bachelor of Music from the Hartt School of Music, 

Master of Arts from California State University Long Beach, and Doctor of Musical 

Arts from the University of Southern California. He has ran 77 marathons to date 

completing the last one February 28, 201. It was his 28th annual University Wind 

Quintet, Scholarship Run at the Surf City Marathon in Huntington Beach.

ABOUT 

DAVID GARRETT 



David Garrett joined the teaching faculty in 

the department of Music in Fall 2001. He became part of the cello section of the 



Los Angeles Philharmonic in February of 2000. Previously David was a member 

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