Details

Conductor

Pratt, Michael, 1949- [Browse]

Director

Pratt, Michael, 1949- [Browse]

Artistic advisor

Heller, Wendy, 1955- [Browse]

Related name

Princeton University. Department of Music [Browse]

Series

• Princeton University. Department of Music. Student class recitals [More in this series]
• Princeton University. Princeton performance archives [More in this series]

Medium/​Support

4 3/4 in.

Notes

• A full program is available in Mendel Music Library.
• Also available on Digital Audio Tape (DAT).

Time and place of event

Recorded in Richardson Auditorium, Alexander Hall.

Participant(s)/​Performer(s)

• MUS 214: Eric Schlossberg, Human Frailty ; Brad Baron, Time ; Mary Fan, Fortune ; Katie Cheng, Love ; Adam Fox, Ulysses ; Alexis Rodda, Penelope ; Spencer Case, Telemachus ; Maya Srinivasan, Melanto ; Anupama Pattabiraman, Ericlea ; David Kellett, Eumaeus ; Kim Scown, Irus ; Robert Olson, Antinous ; Eric Rhine, Anfinomo ; Eric Schlossberg, Peisander ; Anupama Pattabiraman, Tim Keeler, Dan Corica, Phaeacian Sailors ; Mary Fan, Minerva ; Eric Rhine, Jove ; Katie Cheng, Juno ; Brad Baron, Neptune --
• Artistic Staff. Michael Pratt, Musical Director ; Andrew Eggert, Stage Director ; Christopher Gorzelnik, Set Designer ; Liz Lammer, Lighting Designer ; Marie Miller, Costume Designer ; Micaela Baranello, Assistant Stage Director, Stage Manager, props ; Marie Miller, Carole Braun, Costumes ; Shannon Dean, Wardrobe ; Charity Chan, Aliyah Shanti, Assistant Stage Managers ; Wendy Heller, Artistic Adviser --
• Orchestra. Alyse Wheelock '11, Sakura Takemitsu '12, violin; Eddie Skolnick '12, Tobias Overath, viola; Nathan Pell '12, 'cello; Theo Beers '09, bass; Nicholas Lockey, Taotao Liu '09, harpsichord; Charles Weaver, lute; Daniel Swenberg, theorbo; taught by Michael Pratt and Andrew Eggert.

Contents

The Return of Ulysses (Il ritorno d'Ulisse in patria) / C. Monteverdi

Program title

The Return of Ulysses : with the students from Music 214

OCLC

1340449172

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