Bartok celebration
This concert celebrates the music of Hungarian composer Bela Bartok. Frank Pavese, an adjunct professor of music at William Paterson University, performs Bartok’s “Sonata for Piano,” a solo piece. “Sonata for Violin and Piano” is played b...
2011 Collage! concert
173 students and 13 faculty members perform a variety of musical selections - from jazz to classical music - during a benefit concert for William Paterson University’s scholarship fund. Includes a special appearance by former New York Yankee base...
Heitor Villa-Lobos celebration
Heitor Villa-Lobos has been described as the single most significant creative figure in 20th-century Brazilian art music. This program features the music of Villa-Lobos as performed by William Paterson University faculty, alumni and guest artists.
Classical concert II
As part of William Paterson University's 50th Anniversary Concert series and Midday Artist series, university alumni perform works by Heitor Villa-Lobos, Astor Piazzolla, Frederick Loewe, Gaetano Donizetti, Claude Debussy, Felix Mendelssohn Barthold...
2009 Beethoven celebration
This concert celebrates the music of Ludwig van Beethoven. It features pianist Itay Goren, the Ramapo College Chorale, and the Adelphi Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Raymond Torres-Santos, dean of William Paterson University’s College of Arts an...
Music after school. Spring concert 2012
Concert featuring students enrolled in William Paterson University's Music After School program.
Madison String Quartet with Itay Goren performing Johannes Brahms - Piano Quintet in F Minor & Reynaldo Hahn - Piano Quintet in F# Minor
As part of William Paterson University's continuing Midday Artist series, Itay Goren and the Madison String Quartet perform two musical selections: Piano Quintet in F Minor by Johannes Brahms and Piano Quintet in F# Minor by the Venezuelan-born comp...
Orchestra and Gary Kirkpatrick, piano
William Paterson faculty and students join the Adelphi Chamber Orchestra in a concert of music by Wagner, Mozart, Gilbert and Sullivan, and Samuel Barber.