October 30, 2002 News Releases
Released 10/29/02
UTAH PUBLIC RADIO TEAMS WITH USU MUSIC DEPARTMENT
LOGAN - Utah Public Radio is joining with Utah State University’s
Music Department to spotlight performing artists on campus.
A
Thursday (Nov. 7) afternoon feature on Utah Public Radio highlights
two faculty ensembles, the Logan Canyon Winds and the Fry Street
Quartet. The program begins at 1 p.m. and will be re-broadcast
Monday, Nov. 11, at 9 p.m.
The team effort between UPR and the Utah State music department
was created as a platform for USU’s performing student
and faculty artists as well as for the many visiting faculty,
lecturers, performers and artists-in-residence who come to campus.
The Nov. 7 broadcast includes Lee Austin’s interviews
with members of the two ensembles and introduces the Fry Street
Quartet as Utah State’s quartet-in-residence.
Logan
Canyon Winds includes Leslie Timmons (flute), Susan Swidnicki
(oboe), Nicholas Morrison (clarinet), Carolyn Bodily (bassoon)
and Craig Knutson (horn). The group has been together since
May, 1992. Selections from the group’s September 29 concert
will be included in the broadcast.
Members
of the Fry Street Quartet include Jessica Guideri (first violin),
Rebecca McFaul (second violin), Russell Fallstad (viola) and
Anne Francis (cello). The group will perform part of Haydn’s
“Emperor Quartet in C Major, Op. 76, No. 3.”
A service of Utah State University, Utah Public Radio is heard
on KUSU (91.5 FM) and KUSR (89.5 FM) in Logan and throughout
Utah on a system of 26 translators.
Visit
the Utah Public Radio web site for more information at UPR.ORG.
October 29, 2002
Contact: Richard Meng, (435) 797-3132
Writer: Craig Hislop, (435) 797-1352
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