NIU Steelband, University Steelband & CSA Steelband
Dedicated to the Late G. Allan O'Connor
NIU Steelband, Liam Teague, director
CSA Steelband, Yuko Asada, director
All-University Steelband, Zahra Lake, Charlton Alfonso, Avery Attzs, & Malik Brooks, directors
NIU Steelband
Cello Suite No. 3 “Gigue” by Johann Sebastian Bach/adap. Kayla Steger
Got to Be Real by Cheryl Lynn/David Paich/ David Foster/arr. Jaron Woodsley
Adagio for Strings by Samuel Barber/adap. G. Allan O’Connor
Flute Concerto in D Major, Mvt.3, K.314 by W.A. Mozart/adap. G. Allan O’Connor/Cadenza composed by Liam Teague
All University Steelband
Squirrels by Liam Teague
CSA Steelband
Fields of Gold by Sting/arr. Todd Donnelly
Lai Ponglang-Thai traditional/arr. Yuko Asada
NIU Steelband
You Can Call Me Al by Paul Simon/arr. Zahra Lake
NIU Steelband
Master Blaster (Jammin’) by Stevie Wonder/arr. Avery Attzs
CSA Steelband
Kokomo by Phillips/McKenzie/Love/Melcher/arr. Arielle Jeremiah
All University Steelband
Antigua by Roland Prince/arr. Arielle Jeremiah
Cell ‘O Vibes by Liam Teague
NIU Steelband
Shallow (A Star is Born) by Lady Gaga/Andrew Wyatt/Mark Ronson/Anthony Rossomando/arr. Charlton Alfonso
Pan Ecstasy by Ken “Professor” Philmore/adap. Yuko Asada
Also available in Live Webcast! https://www.niu.edu/music/come-hear-us/webcast.shtml
Sunday, November 17, 2019 at 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM
Music Building, Boutell Memorial Concert Hall
550 Lucinda Ave, DeKalb, IL 60115
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Students, Faculty and Staff, Alumni, General Public, Prospective Students
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$5/adult, $3/student with ID
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- School of Music
- Contact Name
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Tina Zemzemi
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tzemzemi@niu.edu or 815-753-1551
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Bob O'Connor left a positive review 11/16/2019
Excellent concert. Talented group of musicians. A very appropriate tribute to Al O'Connor.
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Jeanne Mallette left a positive review 11/16/2019
This was another wonderful concert! You cannot be in a bad mood after one of these steelband concerts. The band members are genuinely having so much fun that it affects the whole audience. My husband plays saxophone and was especially impressed with the soloist. These are definitely our favorite concerts with such talented musicians!