Sunday's concert in the 2000 International Carillon Series features one of the latest products of the University of Michigan's music program.
Jeremy Chesman, a native of Monroe, Michigan, recently was graduated from the University of Michigan with a degree in organ performance and music theory. Chesman has played the carillon for four years and will enter the master's program in carillon performance in fall 2000.
He has just returned from a tour of Europe, during which he studied at the carillon schools in Belgium, France, and The Netherlands Chesman is a carillonneur member of the Guild of Carillonneurs in North America.
His Sunday program includes the following:
Preludio VI M. van den Gheyn
Tree Modes Amy Michelle Black
Japanese Flowering Quince
Weeping Willow
Southern Magnolia
Three Impressions from Franz Halls Wim Franken
De Schutters van de St. Jorisdoelen, 1616
De Magere Compagnie,1637
De Regenten en Regentessen
van het Oude¿Mannenhuis, 1664
Strangers in the Night arr. Jos Lerinckx
Moonlight Serenade
Sonata II B. Marcello
arr. Albert Gerken
Reflexies Jacques Maassen
Westminster Robert Byrnes
