Faculty Concert Series

April 21st, 7pm

April 21st, 7pm

Lateena Martin, Soprano

For the Love of Music

Vocalist Lateena Martin takes us on a journey of pieces from jazz standards to Strauss, lending her powerhouse voice to both solo and duet pieces.
Seating is limited, register today.

Sponsored by James Chintyan

May 19th, 7pm

May 19th, 7pm

Joseph Gray, violin

Trio by Candlelight

Violinist Joseph Gray and guests will perform powerful and moving pieces written for the classic piano trio (violin, cello, piano) while MacArthur Hall is illuminated and transformed by hundreds of candles in the final performance of the 2022-2023 Faculty Concert Series.
Seating is limited. Register today.

Sponsored by Khalil and Ann Saab

Past Performances

October 21st, 7pm

October 21st, 7pm

Brittany DeYoung, harp

This is Halloween
Harpist Brittany DeYoung presents a night of haunting solo and chamber pieces for the Harp. Enjoy a celebration of Halloween, from chilling music of the night, traditional funeral marches, fall favorites, and music inspired by the works of Edgar Allen Poe.

Sponsored by: James and Patt Spangler

November 18th, 7pm

November 18th, 7pm

Dominic Hayes, French Horn

Today’s French Horn
Hornist Dominic Hayes explores innovative and crowd-pleasing new works that show off the versatility and appeal of the French Horn.

Sponsored by: Carolyn Stubbs and Susan Schneberger

February 17th , 7pm

February 17th , 7pm

Mary Paige Rieffel, Musical Theatre

MP & Friends
The first faculty concert presented by an FSPA theatre instructor, vocalist and performer Mary Paige Rieffel offers a selection of beloved and powerful songs from the world of musical theatre.

Sponsored by: Robert Gorski

March 17th, 7pm

March 17th, 7pm

Jordan Smith, flute

Contemporary Europe: Virtuosity Through Expression

FSPA Flute Instructor Jordan Smith and guests will explore composers from the early to mid-20th century. The pieces chosen will explore how composers like Milhaud and Damase infused the modern musical movements of jazz, Latin music, and other genres into their compositions to develop what became known as the “Modernist” era of classical music.
Seating is limited. Register today.

Sponsored by Joe and Patti Higgins

Allegro hosts all Faculty Concert post receptions.