Songs for Summer: Melodic Repertoire from Instrumental and Vocal Literature

Live from Rosen Concert Hall, on the campus of Appalachian State University in Boone, NC.

Settle in for a serenade of melodic repertoire of instrumental and vocal literature performed by an ensemble of faculty from the Hayes School of Music: James Stokes (trumpet); Junie Cho (piano); Gennard Lombardozzi (tenor); and James Douthit (piano). Selections include:

• Leonard Bernstein (1918-1990) – “Rondo for Lifey”
  James Stokes, trumpet
  Junie Cho, piano

• Billy Joel (b. 1949) – “She’s Always a Woman to Me”
  Lerner and Loewe – “On the Street Where You Live”
  Gennard Lombardozzi, tenor
  James Douthit, piano 

• George Gershwin (1898-1937) – “The Man I Love”
  George Gershwin/Wild – “The Man I Love”
  Junie Cho, piano

• George Gershwin/Joseph Turrin/arr. – “Someone to Watch Over Me”
  James Stokes, trumpet
  Junie Cho, piano

• George Gershwin/Wild – “Embraceable You”
  Junie Cho, piano

• Oskar Böhme (1870-1938) – Liebeslied, Op. 22. No 2
  James Stokes, trumpet
  Junie Cho, piano

• Eduardo di Capua (1865-1917) – “O sole mio” 
  Salvatore Cardillo (1874-1947) – “Core ‘ngrato”
  Gennard Lombardozzi, tenor
  James Douthit, piano

• Traditional/Terrell Cordice*/arr. – “The Last Rose of Summer”
  Gennard Lombardozzi, tenor
  James Stokes, trumpet
  James Douthit, piano

  *”The Last Rose of Summer” is an arrangement by one of the Hayes School of Music’s student composers, Terrell Cordice. 

  Click here for a printable pdf of the evening’s program.

Pre-show content begins at 6:50pm; concert begins at 7pm.
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