Graham Watson

Concert I - Thursday, May 27 - 8:00 p.m.
Sursa Hall

Participating Artists
Elizabeth Crawford, clarinet - James Helton, piano
Ray Kilburn, piano - Mary Kothman, violin - Peter Opie, cello
Lori Rhoden, piano - Keith Sweger, bassoon
Hikaru Tamaki, cello - Mihoko Watanabe, flute

Assibio a Jato (The Jet Whistle) - Heitor Villa-Lobos
I. Allegro non troppo
II. Adagio
III. Vivo
Mihoko Watanabe - Peter Opie

Piano Trio No. 3 in C Minor, Op. 1, No. 3 - Ludwig van Beethoven
Allegro con brio
Andante contabile con variazoni
Menuetto: Quasi allegro
Finale: Prestissimo
Lori Rhoden - Mary Kothman - Hikaru Tamaki

. . . Intermission . . .

Meditations on Yeats - Donald Grantham
He Wishes for the Cloths of Heaven
A Cradle Song
Crazy Jane Talks with the Bishop
The Song of the Old Mother
Crazy Jane on God
Sweet Dancer
He Wishes for the Cloths of Heaven
Mary Kothman - Elizabeth Crawford - James Helton

Trio, Op. 61, No. 6 - Francois Devienne
Allegro espressivo
Presto non troppo
Mihoko Watanabe - Elizabeth Crawford - Keith Sweger

Two Tangos - Astor Piazzolla
Milonga Sin Palabras
Night Club 1960
Mihoko Watanabe - Ray Kilburn

The College of Fine Arts and the Department of Theatre and Dance
present:

The Fantasticks

Book by Tom Jones
Music by Harvey Schmidt
Lyrics by Tom Jones

Directed and Musicaly Directed by Dr. Harold Mortimer
Movement and Mask Artistry by Jonathan Becker

June 10-12/17-19/24-26 at 7pm
at the Cornerstone Center for the Arts
Catered by Carino's Italian Grill

Cash-bar opens at 5:30pm
Dinner served at 6pm
Performance at 7pm

Tickets:
Dinner and Performance-$30-$35 (Depends on choice of seating)
Performance Only-$15

A heartwarming journey celebrating the power of love and fulfillment, The Fantasticks is a beautiful story of two infatuated teens coming of age through a serious-yet at times, hilarious-trial, and surviving with their love intact. Featuring such timeless songs as "Try to Remember" and "Soon It's Gonna Rain," The Fantasticks' 50 year history makes it a must see for audiences of all ages. Join the BSU Downtown Dinner Theatre and Carino's Italian Grill for a night of theatre to remember at Cornerstone Center for the Arts!

For more information, please contact the
University Theatre Box Office at 765-285-8749 or boxoffice@bsu.edu

Box Office hours:
Monday-Friday 12pm-4pm

The College of Fine Arts and the Department of Theatre and Dance
present:

The Fantasticks

Book by Tom Jones
Music by Harvey Schmidt
Lyrics by Tom Jones

Directed and Musicaly Directed by Dr. Harold Mortimer
Movement and Mask Artistry by Jonathan Becker

June 10-12/17-19/24-26 at 7pm
at the Cornerstone Center for the Arts
Catered by Carino's Italian Grill

Cash-bar opens at 5:30pm
Dinner served at 6pm
Performance at 7pm

Tickets:
Dinner and Performance-$30-$35 (Depends on choice of seating)
Performance Only-$15

A heartwarming journey celebrating the power of love and fulfillment, The Fantasticks is a beautiful story of two infatuated teens coming of age through a serious-yet at times, hilarious-trial, and surviving with their love intact. Featuring such timeless songs as "Try to Remember" and "Soon It's Gonna Rain," The Fantasticks' 50 year history makes it a must see for audiences of all ages. Join the BSU Downtown Dinner Theatre and Carino's Italian Grill for a night of theatre to remember at Cornerstone Center for the Arts!

For more information, please contact the
University Theatre Box Office at 765-285-8749 or boxoffice@bsu.edu

Box Office hours:
Monday-Friday 12pm-4pm

The College of Fine Arts and the Department of Theatre and Dance
present:

The Fantasticks

Book by Tom Jones
Music by Harvey Schmidt
Lyrics by Tom Jones

Directed and Musicaly Directed by Dr. Harold Mortimer
Movement and Mask Artistry by Jonathan Becker

June 10-12/17-19/24-26 at 7pm
at the Cornerstone Center for the Arts
Catered by Carino's Italian Grill

Cash-bar opens at 5:30pm
Dinner served at 6pm
Performance at 7pm

Tickets:
Dinner and Performance-$30-$35 (Depends on choice of seating)
Performance Only-$15

A heartwarming journey celebrating the power of love and fulfillment, The Fantasticks is a beautiful story of two infatuated teens coming of age through a serious-yet at times, hilarious-trial, and surviving with their love intact. Featuring such timeless songs as "Try to Remember" and "Soon It's Gonna Rain," The Fantasticks' 50 year history makes it a must see for audiences of all ages. Join the BSU Downtown Dinner Theatre and Carino's Italian Grill for a night of theatre to remember at Cornerstone Center for the Arts!

For more information, please contact the
University Theatre Box Office at 765-285-8749 or boxoffice@bsu.edu

Box Office hours:
Monday-Friday 12pm-4pm

The College of Fine Arts and the Department of Theatre and Dance
present:

The Fantasticks

Book by Tom Jones
Music by Harvey Schmidt
Lyrics by Tom Jones

Directed and Musicaly Directed by Dr. Harold Mortimer
Movement and Mask Artistry by Jonathan Becker

June 10-12/17-19/24-26 at 7pm
at the Cornerstone Center for the Arts
Catered by Carino's Italian Grill

Cash-bar opens at 5:30pm
Dinner served at 6pm
Performance at 7pm

Tickets:
Dinner and Performance-$30-$35 (Depends on choice of seating)
Performance Only-$15

A heartwarming journey celebrating the power of love and fulfillment, The Fantasticks is a beautiful story of two infatuated teens coming of age through a serious-yet at times, hilarious-trial, and surviving with their love intact. Featuring such timeless songs as "Try to Remember" and "Soon It's Gonna Rain," The Fantasticks' 50 year history makes it a must see for audiences of all ages. Join the BSU Downtown Dinner Theatre and Carino's Italian Grill for a night of theatre to remember at Cornerstone Center for the Arts!

For more information, please contact the
University Theatre Box Office at 765-285-8749 or boxoffice@bsu.edu

Box Office hours:
Monday-Friday 12pm-4pm

The College of Fine Arts and the Department of Theatre and Dance
present:

The Fantasticks

Book by Tom Jones
Music by Harvey Schmidt
Lyrics by Tom Jones

Directed and Musicaly Directed by Dr. Harold Mortimer
Movement and Mask Artistry by Jonathan Becker

June 10-12/17-19/24-26 at 7pm
at the Cornerstone Center for the Arts
Catered by Carino's Italian Grill

Cash-bar opens at 5:30pm
Dinner served at 6pm
Performance at 7pm

Tickets:
Dinner and Performance-$30-$35 (Depends on choice of seating)
Performance Only-$15

A heartwarming journey celebrating the power of love and fulfillment, The Fantasticks is a beautiful story of two infatuated teens coming of age through a serious-yet at times, hilarious-trial, and surviving with their love intact. Featuring such timeless songs as "Try to Remember" and "Soon It's Gonna Rain," The Fantasticks' 50 year history makes it a must see for audiences of all ages. Join the BSU Downtown Dinner Theatre and Carino's Italian Grill for a night of theatre to remember at Cornerstone Center for the Arts!

For more information, please contact the
University Theatre Box Office at 765-285-8749 or boxoffice@bsu.edu

Box Office hours:
Monday-Friday 12pm-4pm

The College of Fine Arts and the Department of Theatre and Dance
present:

The Fantasticks

Book by Tom Jones
Music by Harvey Schmidt
Lyrics by Tom Jones

Directed and Musicaly Directed by Dr. Harold Mortimer
Movement and Mask Artistry by Jonathan Becker

June 10-12/17-19/24-26 at 7pm
at the Cornerstone Center for the Arts
Catered by Carino's Italian Grill

Cash-bar opens at 5:30pm
Dinner served at 6pm
Performance at 7pm

Tickets:
Dinner and Performance-$30-$35 (Depends on choice of seating)
Performance Only-$15

A heartwarming journey celebrating the power of love and fulfillment, The Fantasticks is a beautiful story of two infatuated teens coming of age through a serious-yet at times, hilarious-trial, and surviving with their love intact. Featuring such timeless songs as "Try to Remember" and "Soon It's Gonna Rain," The Fantasticks' 50 year history makes it a must see for audiences of all ages. Join the BSU Downtown Dinner Theatre and Carino's Italian Grill for a night of theatre to remember at Cornerstone Center for the Arts!

For more information, please contact the
University Theatre Box Office at 765-285-8749 or boxoffice@bsu.edu

Box Office hours:
Monday-Friday 12pm-4pm

The College of Fine Arts and the Department of Theatre and Dance
present:

The Fantasticks

Book by Tom Jones
Music by Harvey Schmidt
Lyrics by Tom Jones

Directed and Musicaly Directed by Dr. Harold Mortimer
Movement and Mask Artistry by Jonathan Becker

June 10-12/17-19/24-26 at 7pm
at the Cornerstone Center for the Arts
Catered by Carino's Italian Grill

Cash-bar opens at 5:30pm
Dinner served at 6pm
Performance at 7pm

Tickets:
Dinner and Performance-$30-$35 (Depends on choice of seating)
Performance Only-$15

A heartwarming journey celebrating the power of love and fulfillment, The Fantasticks is a beautiful story of two infatuated teens coming of age through a serious-yet at times, hilarious-trial, and surviving with their love intact. Featuring such timeless songs as "Try to Remember" and "Soon It's Gonna Rain," The Fantasticks' 50 year history makes it a must see for audiences of all ages. Join the BSU Downtown Dinner Theatre and Carino's Italian Grill for a night of theatre to remember at Cornerstone Center for the Arts!

For more information, please contact the
University Theatre Box Office at 765-285-8749 or boxoffice@bsu.edu

Box Office hours:
Monday-Friday 12pm-4pm

The College of Fine Arts and the Department of Theatre and Dance
present:

The Fantasticks

Book by Tom Jones
Music by Harvey Schmidt
Lyrics by Tom Jones

Directed and Musicaly Directed by Dr. Harold Mortimer
Movement and Mask Artistry by Jonathan Becker

June 10-12/17-19/24-26 at 7pm
at the Cornerstone Center for the Arts
Catered by Carino's Italian Grill

Cash-bar opens at 5:30pm
Dinner served at 6pm
Performance at 7pm

Tickets:
Dinner and Performance-$30-$35 (Depends on choice of seating)
Performance Only-$15

A heartwarming journey celebrating the power of love and fulfillment, The Fantasticks is a beautiful story of two infatuated teens coming of age through a serious-yet at times, hilarious-trial, and surviving with their love intact. Featuring such timeless songs as "Try to Remember" and "Soon It's Gonna Rain," The Fantasticks' 50 year history makes it a must see for audiences of all ages. Join the BSU Downtown Dinner Theatre and Carino's Italian Grill for a night of theatre to remember at Cornerstone Center for the Arts!

For more information, please contact the
University Theatre Box Office at 765-285-8749 or boxoffice@bsu.edu

Box Office hours:
Monday-Friday 12pm-4pm

The College of Fine Arts and the Department of Theatre and Dance
present:

The Fantasticks

Book by Tom Jones
Music by Harvey Schmidt
Lyrics by Tom Jones

Directed and Musicaly Directed by Dr. Harold Mortimer
Movement and Mask Artistry by Jonathan Becker

June 10-12/17-19/24-26 at 7pm
at the Cornerstone Center for the Arts
Catered by Carino's Italian Grill

Cash-bar opens at 5:30pm
Dinner served at 6pm
Performance at 7pm

Tickets:
Dinner and Performance-$30-$35 (Depends on choice of seating)
Performance Only-$15

A heartwarming journey celebrating the power of love and fulfillment, The Fantasticks is a beautiful story of two infatuated teens coming of age through a serious-yet at times, hilarious-trial, and surviving with their love intact. Featuring such timeless songs as "Try to Remember" and "Soon It's Gonna Rain," The Fantasticks' 50 year history makes it a must see for audiences of all ages. Join the BSU Downtown Dinner Theatre and Carino's Italian Grill for a night of theatre to remember at Cornerstone Center for the Arts!

For more information, please contact the
University Theatre Box Office at 765-285-8749 or boxoffice@bsu.edu

Box Office hours:
Monday-Friday 12pm-4pm

Join us this Saturday to learn from living legend Grand Tuhon Nene Tortal, the head of the Dekiti Tirsia Siradis Kali system. Wear comfortable clothes and prepare to learn a lot and sweat your ass off.

Quoting Guro Cory Ballinger:

Grand Tuhon is an extremely fun and full of high energy individual. He's from bocolod area in the Philippines. His grand father was the creator of one of the most highly recognized and sought out system of martial arts in the world today. The DTS (Dekiti Tirsia Siradis Kali) system is a combative (meaning military and special forces, special police forces) extreme form of self defense. It basic foundations are on the control, defensive/offensive nature of edged and impact, projectile weapons. But make no bear about it. DTS has a pretty henious empty hand filipino boxing and dumog side to it as well.. None the less if your a martial arts enthusiast or military, law enforcement personel, you will walk away from this seminar with a new found understanding on footwork, defense and offense to the edged weapon world.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KV5xyf0uCjw

"Hindu - Christian Meeting point: From Water to Wisdom in India."

Megan Sharp, guest presenter

Megan Sharp is a member of Hazelwood Christian Church who, last year, spent 9 months in India. She will speak of her experience engaging Hindu culture and how she has benefited from Indian spirituality.

Monday August 30, at 7:30 PM
Center for Peace and Conflict Studies
310 McKinley Ave - just south of the Ball State campus Muncie, IN

Please bring a friend as our meetings are open to the public.

Refreshments will be served.

For more information contact:

George Wolfe
Coordinator of Outreach Programs
Center for Peace and Conflict Studies
765-717-3980

Start September's First Thursday with Arts at the Atrium Gallery reception for Gunther Cartwright's Industrial Blues.

Light refreshments will be served at 4:00pm and the Atrium Gallery will be open until 6:00 pm.
The artist will be attending the reception and his artwork will be on display in the Atrium Gallery until September 18.
The Atrium Gallery is located on the first floor of the Art and Journalism building at Ball State University.

Gunther Cartwright's photography has been described as "powerful images of the structural elements of bridges, buildings, highways, fences and storage containers examine the formal relationships of line, form and color in the industrial landscape." This exhibition features Cartwright's artwork that "like the American Precisionists of the 1920's clarifies the geometrical structures of the machine age and provides us with a crisp new perspective of our contemporary industrial culture."

You are invited to a DOCENTS FORUM, Friday, September 10, 2010 at 10:00 a.m. at The E.B.& Bertha C. Ball Center.
Cathy Shouse, Journalist and Author of Images of America: Fairmount, will read and discuss her recently released book. Fans of James Dean, Jim Davis, and Indiana history will certainly enjoy this presentation.

No Charge, but reservations are required. Please call 285-8975.

Art High at Noon: Kurt Seligmann - See Migrants by Kurt Seligmann, new to the galleries, compared with other art of the time with a museum docent on Tuesday, September 14th at 12 p.m.

Seen Unseen: The Black Image in American Art - Preview the exhibition opening of Seen Unseen: The Black Image in American Art from the collection of John H. Surovek on Thursday, September 16th from 5-7 p.m. The preview party will also include jazz music by Frank Smith, bass, Steven Jones, piano, and Kenny Phelps, drums.

WIPB-TV, The Downtown Farm Stand, Indiana Michigan Power and Living Lightly invite you to meet Ian Cheney, co-producer of KING CORN which aired nationally on PBS in 2007. Ian will talk about his new documentary Big River, which explores the ecological consequences of industrial agriculture and will premiere at the Living Lightly Fair (Saturday, September 18, 2010)

* Sandwiches and desserts will be provided by The Downtown Farm Stand

Emens Auditorium proudly presents jazz pianist/composer Hiromi this Thursday at Pruis Hall. The concert begins at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are still available and are just $5 for BSU students. BSU faculty/staff buy one adult in advance for $17, get a second free. Don't miss your opportunity to see the artist the New Yorker calls, "DAZZLING!"

Mentored by giants like Oscar Peterson, Ahmad Jamal and Chick Corea, Hiromi's roots are in jazz but her music explores a world of new ideas by blurring the boundaries of pop, rock, classical, avant-garde and other genres.

Born in Shizuoka, Japan, in 1979, Hiromi discovered jazz when she took up the piano at age six. Within a year, she was a student of the Yamaha School of Music, whose progressive approach to musical training allowed the young student to tap into her emotions while mastering the technical aspects of writing and performing. At age 14, she went to Czechoslovakia and played with the Czech Philharmonic. Three years later, Corea invited her to perform with him. In 1999, Hiromi came to the United States to study at the Berklee College of Music in Boston.

Hiromi established her reputation when her 2003 Telarc debut, "Another Mind" - co-produced by Ahmad Jamal - won the Recording Industry Association of Japan's (RIAJ) Jazz Album of the Year Award. Her subsequent releases all won her critical-acclaim and industry recognition.

Part of the personal connection she has established over the years is the result of making music without labels or restrictions. As a matter of principle, she'll continue to follow whatever moves her - be it a place, a person, an idea or whatever else - and leave the definitions to others. "I don't want to put a name on my music," she says. "Other people can put a name on what I do. It's just the union of what I've been listening to and what I've been learning. It has some elements of classical music, it has some rock, it has some jazz, but I don't want to give it a name."

For more information, visit Hiromi's site or check out Hiromi on YouTube.

General Admission tickets: Adult $17 in advance/$22 at the door; $5 youth & BSU students. BSU faculty/staff buy one adult, get a second free.

For more information visit the Emens event page or call the ticket office at (765) 285-1539.