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Nick May, solo saxophone

Nick May, solo saxophone and artist in residence Program All new works by graduate students in music: Guang Yang: Untitled Jacob Lane: A Word on Excess Dean Kervin Boursiquot: Benefits of Fresh Air Alejandro Arreola: …for the time being: two meditations for alto saxophone Joseph Martin: Gofod James R. Larkins: Better Than One Free​ a

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Empyrean Ensemble

PITZER CENTER. Ensemble-in-residence at UC Davis, the Empyrean Ensemble presents engaging and eclectic programs, inviting audiences to experience new musical sensations delivered with high artistry by its extraordinary players—among the finest new music performers in California.7up—8:30p. Free

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Valente Lecture and Concert: Stephen Drury

PITZER CENTER. Drury has performed throughout the world with a repertoire that stretches from Bach to Liszt to the music of today. He has appeared at Carnegie Hall, the Kennedy Center, the Barbican Centre and Queen Elizabeth Hall in London, the Cité de la Musique in Paris, and the Leipzig Gewandhaus. A champion of contemporary music, he has taken the sound of dissonance into remote corners of Pakistan, Greenland and Montana. 5p—7p. Free

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Spring Concert: What if NORMAL, isn’t?

PAMELA TROKANSKI DANCE THREATRE. What if NORMAL isn’t?  is a thoughtful and sometimes humorous exploration of the wonderful, yet often irritating world of living with the personal idiosyncrasies of everyone who isn’t you. Through movement, text, and a diverse range of music, this work looks at what influences human beings to view the world from a wide range of perspectives and what the implications might be for us as individuals, communities, and a species. 7p—8p. $15—20

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Spring Concert: What if NORMAL, isn’t?

PAMELA TROKANSKI DANCE THREATRE. What if NORMAL isn’t?  is a thoughtful and sometimes humorous exploration of the wonderful, yet often irritating world of living with the personal idiosyncrasies of everyone who isn’t you. Through movement, text, and a diverse range of music, this work looks at what influences human beings to view the world from a wide range of perspectives and what the implications might be for us as individuals, communities, and a species. 7p—8p. $15—20

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Davis Dance Project: One Body, Many Forms

PAMELA TROKANSKI DANCE WORKSHOP. A look at how different dance styles use the human body in very different ways. One Body, Many Forms, is a Lecture/Demonstration/Performance that brings together dancers from several different traditions including Ballet, Contemporary/Modern, Chinese Classical Dance, and Bharatanatyam. Saturday 7p—8:15p, Sunday 2p—3:15p. $10, children 12 and younger free

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Davis Dance Project: One Body, Many Forms

PAMELA TROKANSKI DANCE WORKSHOP. A look at how different dance styles use the human body in very different ways. One Body, Many Forms, is a Lecture/Demonstration/Performance that brings together dancers from several different traditions including Ballet, Contemporary/Modern, Chinese Classical Dance, and Bharatanatyam. Saturday 7p—8:15p, Sunday 2p—3:15p. $10, children 12 and younger free

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