[078] Lipscomb Music Trio Will Play Free Recital At MTSU Sept. 13

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Sept. 4, 2009
EDITORIAL CONTACT: Tim Musselman, 615-898-2493

LIPSCOMB MUSIC TRIO WILL PLAY FREE RECITAL AT MTSU SEPT. 13

(MURFREESBORO)—Lipscomb University faculty members Carolyn Treybig (flute), Daniel Lochrie (clarinet) and Jerome Reed (piano) will give a free concert at 2 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 13 in the Hinton Music hall of the Wright Music Building at MTSU.
"(This) will be a program of all French-related music,” said Deanna Little, MTSU flute professor. "All of flute repertoire are works that were dedicated to professors at the Paris Conservatory and the clarinet repertoire includes pieces by composers that studied at the Paris Conservatory."
The concert will primarily feature flute and piano duets or clarinet and piano duets, with the last work being a trio. The musicians will perform Sonatine pour clarinette en La et piano by Arthur Honnegger, Joueurs de Flûte by Albert Roussel, Arlequin by Louis Cahuzaz, Aulos (In memoriam Claude Debussy) by Ivana Loudová, Sonatine for flute and piano by Pierre Sancan, Carnival of Venice by Paul Jeanjean, Nocturne by Georges Barrére and Sonatine en trio by Florent Schmitt.
"Although all of the pieces are from a condensed period in history they are all quite diverse," Little noted. …"This will be a lovely afternoon of chamber music for winds and piano," Little remarked.
The Sept. 13 concert is free and open to the public. For more information, please visit the calendar of events at www.mtsumusic.com or call 615-898-2493.


About the performers …

• Flutist Treybig has a doctorate in music in flute from the University of Texas at Austin. Prior to coming to Nashville, Treybig was a faculty member at Southeastern Louisiana University, where she taught flute, music history and music appreciation and performed with the faculty chamber ensembles. Treybig currently serves as instructor of flute at Belmont University, Free Will Baptist Bible College and Lipscomb University.
• Clarinetist Lochrie received degrees from the University of Michigan, the Cleveland Institute of Music and The Ohio State University. In addition to teaching experience at Lipscomb University, MTSU, The Ohio State University and the Corsi Internazionale Di Musica, Lochrie has been a member of the Nashville Symphony. He has also played with the Columbus Symphony, Fort Wayne Philharmonic and the West Virginia Symphony, in addition to experience as a Nashville studio musician, managerial experience in the Nashville Symphony and with success as a composer and arranger.
• Pianist Reed provides private piano and composition lessons, coaches the University String Ensemble, and teaches classroom courses in piano literature and pedagogy at Lipscomb University. He holds doctorate and master’s degrees in piano performance from the Catholic University of America and a bachelor’s degree in music from MTSU. His performance schedule averages around 20 concerts, lectures, and recitals every year. He has performed extensively in the U.S., South America and Europe, appearing in such venues as the Mendelssohnhaus in Leipzig, Germany; the Musikhochschule in Graz, Austria; and the Conservatoire Royale in Brussels. His recordings (on Capstone Records) include an album premiering new music for piano and tape. In 2003, he was awarded one of Lipscomb University's most prestigious honors, the Avalon Award for Creative Excellence

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