Cal State Fullerton - Titan Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

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Musical NOTES Music is one of the most rewarding of all human endeavors and the faculy and students in the Music Department at California State University, Fullerton share a deep love for their art and a common desire to achieve excellence in it. The goal is to develop each student ' s musical and intellec- tual potential to the highest level of individual capability. Performance opportunities for students include The Uni- versity Singers directed by John Alexander, Opera Theatre directed by Janet Smith and Mark Salters, The Pacific Symphony Orchestra, Mark Mandarano, director. The Uni- versity Wind Ensemble lead by Mitchell Fennell and The CSUF Jazz Ensembe directed by Glenn Cashman. Other groups the public can enjoy are the Symphonic Band, Men ' s Chorus, Women ' s Chorus, Diverse Instrumental En- semble, Guitar Ensemble, Trombone Choir, Brass Choir, Horn Ensemble, Percussion Ensemble, as well as addi- tional chamber groups. The University Singers directed by conductor John Alexander. Eleftheria Kotzia (top) conducted a mas- ter class for Department of Music students prior to her recital. Rodger Vaughan grabs Marce Nokum for a photo at his Tribute Performance. 1 Music

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Jennifer Antropoli and Sherri De Ann Magee (above) stretch for the best position in their piece Ritual of the Diverse . Leslie Smith (above, right) reaches new heights in Release , a piece choreographed by Mike Esperanza. Steven Janji strikes the right pose (left) after Fall Dance Theatre Coordinator Gladys Kares makes a few small adjustments, Steven danced in Noelle Horn ' s Liberated Spirits . Subtle Moves Dance y

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The guitar ensemble performs with conductor David Grimes. (left) Scott Morning, Joe Harris, Mike Augest, Simon Bull, Tim McKean, Aaron Yim, Peggy Groves, Jeff Slagle, Steve Mahpar, Stacy Cumby and Todd Miller at the 40th Brass Blow- out in December. Caudio CSUF as a Roditi guest visted artist. Music 1 1 il-