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NC O L L E G E O F F I N E A R T S

Fred Fox School of Music

A recital featuringthe four finalists

Norman Douglas Sholinfounded and designed the guitardegree program at theUniversity of Arizonain 1974

Sunday, February 17, 2019Holsclaw Hall4:00 p.m.

Norman Douglas

SholinMEMORIAL GUITAR

COMPETITION

38th ANNUALPlease join us for the following Guitar Recitals & Events:

Guitar Spring FlingConcerts, Master Classes, Competition

March 16-25 Saturday-Saturday, Holsclaw HallFull Schedule: tucsonguitarsociety.org

Co-sponsored by the Tucson Guitar Society

David Russell, guitar (Spain & Scotland)March 16, Saturday, 7:00 p.m. & March 17, Sunday, 4:00 p.m.

Holsclaw Hall, $30, 25, 15Tickets: UA Fine Arts Box Officetickets.arizona.edu, 520-621-1162

Fifth Annual David Russell Bach Prize Finalists RecitalMarch 20, Wednesday, 7:00 p.m., Holsclaw Hall, $10, 7, 5

Tickets: UA Fine Arts Box Officetickets.arizona.edu, 520-621-1162

Gabriel Bianco, guitar (France)March 23, Saturday, 7:00 p.m., Holsclaw Hall, $25, 20, 10

Tickets: tucsonguitarsociety.org

Schaeffer Memorial Guitar CompetitionApril 7, Sunday, 4:00 p.m., Holsclaw Hall, $10, 7, 5

Tickets: UA Fine Arts Box Officetickets.arizona.edu, 520-621-1162

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38th Annual Guitar Competition ConcertHonoring the memory of

Norman Douglas Sholin (1951-1980) Norman Douglas Sholin founded and designed the guitar degree program at the University of Arizona School of Music and Dance in 1974.

Mr. Sholin earned a BFA (1974) and an MFA (1978) in classical guitar from the California Institute of the Arts. He studied with teacher and musicologist Emilio Pujol in Cervera, Spain in 1972 and 1973 and played in a master class for Andrés Segovia in 1973.

The University of Arizona has become a major international center for the study of classical guitar. The Norman Douglas Sholin Memorial Scholarship Award, which is presented annually, promotes excellence in this segment of the arts. Through their gifts, donors honor the students that qualifiy for it, as well as the memory of Mr. Sholin, whose love for the guitar and its music still brings inspiration.

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Please mail this form and your gift to:Office of Development, College of Fine Arts

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We are deeply grateful for your help and support!

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The University of Arizona Guitar Program at the Fred Fox School of Music is fortunate to benefit from the generous gifts of friends and supporters.

Your investment ensures that Professor Thomas Patterson and his students are able to continue the quality of this world-class guitar program.

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Fred Fox School of Music

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Norman Douglas Sholin Memorial Scholarship Award Recipients

1982 Bobby Orlando, 1983 David Mintz, 1984 Alison Bert,

1985 Lou Mowad, 1986 Alison Bert, 1987 Todd Seelye,

1988 Todd Seelye, 1989 Charles King, 1990 Douglas James,

1991 Mark Basinski, 1992 Douglas James, 1993 Douglas James,

1994 Ivan Rijos, 1995 Celso Cano, 1996 Paul Grove,

1997 Alieksey Vianna, 1998 Alieksey Vianna,

1999 Bruno Correia, 2000 Andrew Hull,

2001 Randall Avers, 2002 Daniel Bolshoy,

2003 Dieter Hennings, 2004 Gonzalo Molano,

2005 Gonzalo Molano, 2006 Jane Curry, 2007 Matthew Palmer,

2008 Matthew Palmer & Lars Rosvoll, 2009 Eduardo Minozzi Costa,

2010 Eduardo Minozzi Costa & Renato Serrano Muñoz,

2011 Renato Serrano Muñoz, 2012 Renato Serrano Muñoz,

2013 Misael Barraza Díaz & Renato Serrano Muñoz

2014 Augustus Woodrow, 2015 Misael Barraza Díaz

2016 Misael Barraza Díaz, 2017 Andrés Pantoja

2018 Misael Barraza Díaz

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JudgesAngelito Agcaoili, José Luis Puerta, Erik Sloyka

ANGELITO AGCAOILI studied guitar with Mario Rodriguez at the University of Santo Tomas in Manila, Philippines; José Luis Rodrigo at the Real Conservatorio Superior de Música in Madrid, Spain; Elliot Frank at East Carolina University; and Frank Koonce at Arizona State University. He participated as a performer in master classes by world-renowned guitarists Leo Brouwer, José Tomás, John Williams and David Russell. He has won multiple guitar competitions in the Philippines and was the recipient of several scholarship awards including grants from the Spanish government through the Agencia Española de Cooperación Internacional and from the Young Artists Foundation of the Philippines. Angelito has served on the faculty of the University of Santo Tomás, Santa Isabel College and St. Scholastica’s College (in the Philippines) and as a teaching assistant at East Carolina University and Arizona State University. He is currently the guitar teacher at Arcadia Music Academy and Christ Lutheran School in Phoenix, Arizona.

JOSÉ LUIS PUERTA earned a Doctor of Musical Arts degree in guitar with a minor in ethnomusicology from the University of Arizona as well as Master of Music and a Bachelor degrees in guitar performance from the Conservatory of Music in Puerto Rico. As a guitarist, he has performed in Puerto Rico, Mexico, Canada, Spain and throughout the United States. Dr. Puerta joined the University of Arizona Fred Fox School of Music faculty as assistant professor of music in general music education, where he teaches graduate and undergraduate courses related to Latin American music. In addition to his teaching, he is currently the conductor and director for the Tucson Guitar Society Orchestra.

ERIK SLOYKA holds a Bachelor of Music degree in guitar performance from the Eastman School of Music, Master of Music and Doctor of Musical Arts degrees in guitar performance from the Arizona State University Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts–School of Music. His principal professors include Frank Koonce, Nicholas Goluses and Paul Grove. He currently teaches at the Arizona School for the Arts, Phoenix College and Kirk’s Studio for the Performing Arts. He has taught at the Ahwatukee Music Studio, Foothills Music School, Destiny Community School and the Youth Development Institute. In addition to winning numerous prizes at competitions, Dr. Sloyka has extensive performance experience including radio broadcasts and appearing as a guest soloist with the Spokane Symphony Orchestra.

We strive for an accurate listing of all our treasured donors. This list reflects cumulative gifts from all guitar donors to date. To make corrections, please call

the College of Fine Arts Development Office at 621-9057.

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Transformational Gifts to the Bolton Guitar Studies Program Bill AkinPhyllis *and Sanford* BoltonJoanna and Michael ClarkSevren and Dennis CoonJoan and John D’AddarioCarol and Donald EagleNancy and Robert EschrichKaren and David FrancisKaren and Robert GoldSuzanne and Lester HaytJanela and David HubkaIBM CorporationJohn and Joan D’Addario Foundation, Inc.Pat MacCorquodale E. Philip KriderNetwork for GoodTom PattersonJulia and Andre* PernetClare Schaeffer*Elizabeth SchulmanSouthwest StringsThe Edwards Mother Earth FoundationWilliam Wolfe*

Conductor’s Circle ($1,000 to $9,999)Elinor Aderton and Robert McIntoshDonald Agthe*Laura and John AlmquistGlenda and Karl AndersonBart AntistaMatthew ApostolikBetty and John BarrowmanTimothy BarryKay and Lloyd BierstakerKathleen and William BurnettMarilyn ChaseShuyuan and Muh-Fa ChenLorrane McPherson and Bruce FultonGail Gibbons and Raymond St. ClairJulie GibsonElizabeth Giles and Stephen SimmesDavid GoldRuth and Charles* GoldVicki and Alan GreensteinHarvey and Rosanne GreensteinLinda GriffinSara and Sam* HauertLeslee and Thomas HippertEddy HodakImago Dei Middle School

Sara and Matthew KalosTammy and Robert LewisRosa L. Liu-Stevens and Ralph F. StevensLyn Papanikolas and J. David MackstallerMichelle and Joseph MillstoneElena Miraztchiyska and Moises PaiewonskyRoger Funk and Douglas NoffsingerChancey PelletierMargaret B. Rappaport, PhDGayle Reay and Abraham ByrdJerome A. ReinsteinElaine RousseauD. C. SholinIngeborg and Ralph SilberschlagAnne and Michael SpaconeMary Stewart-Pollard and Robert PollardTucson Guitar SocietyPage and Pearre WilliamsLund Wolfe

Benefactor ($500-$999)Arizona Cyclist, Inc.Margot BeestonRamona Brown*Robert BuehlerEugenia and Taylor ChenHerman DavisRaquel and Lawrence FleischmanShawnie and Stephen FordMary HamiltonLynn and Chris KarabinasTheodore Koff*Nancy KoffAlfred KritzWendy McCurdyCharlotte and Michael* MenshMiller Curio CompanyRobert Kritz Associates, Inc.Mary RomanielloHelen and Richard RuskinCharlene SampsonDeborah and Marc SandroffRichard and Jasmine SeagraveDuane WatermanJanice Wezelman and David BartlettSusan and Erick Weiland

Patrons ($100-499)Mimi AlgaziAnonymousBilly Arcila

Gratitude AcknowledgmentsNorman Douglas Sholin founded and designed the guitar degree program at the University of Arizona School of Music in 1974. He had a vision for a world class guitar program. That vision is alive today. Your support ensures that the guitar program will continue to attract top music students. With deep gratitude we acknowledge those whose significant and ongoing gifts have transformed the lives of students and faculty.

Jean and Charles AresDon ArkinBarbara Atwood and Peter EisnerEdith and Steve AuslanderCarolyne and Jonathan BassPamela and Sid BattenMarsha and Charles BlitzerBott-Anderson Partners, IncDoris and Len CorisFletcher DannClaire and Mack DunhamGeorgeanna FischettiRobert FridrichJudith and Jules FriedmanGloria A. Goldman, P.CGloria and Michael GoldmanPatricia Anderson and Louis HessKit and Jodi HortonCarol and Jonathan HoweShigeko and Ke Chiang HsiehInvestment Management Consultants AssociationSusan KentoshSharon and Frederick KleinRobert KritzPaul KritzToni Miller and Peter LashoMiriam and David MallottPatricia and Kenneth MarsJack McDuffCarolyn and Franklin MeierMaribeth and Donald MorehartBarbara Morehouse and Philip JohnsonEdward MukaTamra Myers and Mark MyersBlanca and Larry NahmiasNils NelsonNorthern Trust CompanyElaine Padovani and John SutterNaomi and Roger ParishRed Monkey Pilates StudioWilliam RidlinghaferDoris and Arnold RolandRona RosenbergNancy SchneiderPaul SchulmanElmer ScovillElizabeth SheppardGrace SheppardAnn StonesiferHarvey SwedloffAudrey TarchinePatricia and Howard TullerJane and Theodore TurbensonMerle TurchikEileen and Ray WeickDouglas WeinerMathew WerberJim WezelmanElizabeth and Emanuel WolffMichelle Yauger and Michael Mayer

Gifts Up to $100Thomas AmundsenNorman AndersonLouise AnthonySamuel Arcus*Kathleen Hays and Gerald BarkanMaria and Eric BettertonJanice and Jerome BishopCarolyn and Paul CrewsLarry Deutsch and William ParkerErnst & YoungArthur and Marilyn FelixGloria and Rocky FerrellAnna Friend*Elizabeth Garigan-Soper and Doyle SoperLucia and Steve GibsonDavid Gladstone*Marvin and Jean GlassbergBonnie and Norman GoldenEliot HearstMarsha and Sidney HirshSteven and Marta KetchelMary and Joel LevinLouis LevinsonBerthold LippelJoy MarsallaShirley and Stan MatlickShaun McManimonSharon MegdalSarah M MulhollandChristine* and Harvey* NelsonGeorge NewmanLeslie Nixon and Barry KirschnerBetty and Bernie OrmanGwen and Richard PowellShu ching Cheng and Edward ReidBrina RodinAbigail RootWilliam RoseLeonard Rosenthal*Nan Rosenthal*Sandra and Bernard RuhlDorothy* and Julian* SayreSarah and Leonard SchultzDiana SheldonRonald StaubLydia and David StreeterDavid TalamanteNancy TrujilloM. H. UdolphKenneth WeissDr. Thomas WillardHarriet Diane WrightSamuel Zaidenberg*

* Deceased