Georgia Southern University Videos (Archived)
Document Type
College of Arts and Humanities - Fred and Dinah Gretsch School of Music
Video Length
59 minutes 47 seconds
Publication Date
4-3-2021
Abstract
Georgia Southern University Fred and Dinah Gretsch School of Music presents: Alex Ferré's Graduate Recital
Memories Become Fantasies String Quartet Played by the Magnolia String Quartet
“What we remember turns into what we look forward to.”
Monotony in a Foreign Land Marimba Duet Ty Cundy and Tyler
The Broken Leg Solo Piano David Dang
What size genre do you wear? Tenor Saxophone, Drums, Double Bass Played by Domino Ensemble
Journey Ensemble Ty Cundy (percussionist), Jake Maine (Bari.) Karla Rocker (Pianist), Karly Henson and Shannon Paulk (Flutists)
“A forest, A factory, some fairies, and you, allow the music to tell the rest”
Holding Back Cello and Piano David Dang (pianist), Brant Harlacher(cellist).
Tr3inStop Fixed Media
The Last One Out Gets The Lights Tenor Saxophone, Drums, Double Bass Played by Domino Ensemble
“A hard day makes some of the best nights.”
Credits Song: “Hovering Castles: Part 2” Composed by Alex Ferre
Alex Ferre’s Website: alexferremusic.com Domino Ensemble: http://dominoensemble.com
Department
Department of Music
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Georgia Southern University, "Alex Ferré's Graduate Recital" (2021). Georgia Southern University Videos (Archived). 1964.
https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/videos/1964
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