Edgar Meyer
In concert with the UNT Symphony Orchestra
October 3, 2007
Winspear Hall, Murchison Performing Arts
8:00 PM
Grammy award winning artist, Edgar Meyer, cajoles a burnished, resonant voice with his bass. In concert with the UNT Symphony Orchestra, Meyer will perform the Bottesini Concerto No. 2 and the Meyer Concerto. Although classical in nature, the concert will have the distinctive Edgar Meyer gloss – what violinist Joshua Bell calls “Edgar Music” – that has made him America’s best-known bass player.

1808-2008: What’s Next? (200 Years of Race Relations in North Texas)
Lecture/Panel Discussion: October 25, 2007, 1:00-5:00 PM, Silver Eagle Suite, University Union
Art Exhibition: October 15 – November 7, UNT Art Gallery, Art Bldg.
Lee Martin, Professor/Director of Creative Writing, Ohio State University and author of historical novel Quakertown; Willie Hudspeth, Denton businessman and civil rights activist; Dallas lawyer and author, Bernestine Singley (When Race Becomes Real); and American University art faculty member and visual artist Zoë Charlton whose arresting artwork will be on display in the UNT Art Gallery, COVAD.

Co-sponsors: College of Visual Arts and Design, Multicultural Center, Office of Diversity and Equity, English Department, Wells Fargo Bank, Union Programs

American Brass Quintet with Billy Childs
November 15, 2007
Winspear Hall, Murchison Performing Arts
8:00 PM
In their forty-seventh season, American Brass Quintet is the longest continuously performing brass quintet in North America. Their concert at UNT will feature Grammy award winning composer and pianist Billy Childs. The Quintet and Childs premiered their new original work in the summer of 2007 at the Aspen musical Festival.
This concert supported in part by the National Endowment for the Arts and the American Brass Chamber Music Assoc., Inc.

Trammell Group Performance, Sounds Like Christmas . . . Smells Like Home
Dinner Performance, December 1, 2007, 7:00 PM
Matinee Performance, December 2, 2007, 1:30 PM
This local group of seasoned performers, all of them UNT exes, are masters of the fine art of musical parody who have been celebrating the holidays together for almost twenty years with past productions such as The Eggnog Monologues, The Fa-La-La Follies, Bubble Lights . . . A Nostalgic Christmas Cabaret, and Christmas Pie . . . A Madrigal Farce & Feaste. 

Ailey II
January 23, 2008
University Theater, RTVF and Performing Arts Building
8:00 PM
Ailey II is universally renowned for merging the spirit and energy of the country's best young dance talent with the passion and creative vision of today's most outstanding emerging choreographers.

Betty Buckley Concert and Lecture:
Lecture with Betty Buckley
Thursday, February 21, 2008
4 - 6 PM
Union, Lyceum, Level 3

Lecture ONLY Tickets
General Public $10
Faculty/Staff w/ UNT I.D. and
Senior Citizens (60 and over): $5
UNT Student Ticket FREE w/UNT I.D.
Limit 1 ticket per valid I.D.

Lecture tickets are on sale through the
Union Information Center: 940.565.3805

For February 22 concert ticket information visit  http://web3.unt.edu/fas/ or contact the Murchison PAC Box Office at 940.369.7802

Betty Buckley in concert
Accompanied by jazz pianist virtuosos Kenny Werner
February 22, 2008
Winspear Hall, Murchison Performing Arts
8:00 PM
Betty Buckley’s career has encompassed theater as well as television and film. In March 2007, she was inducted
into the Texas Film Hall of Fame. She won a Tony for her portrayal of Grizabella the Glamour Cat in Andrew Lloyd
Webber’s Cats. Her film credits include Carrie, Frantic, and Wyatt Earp. On the small screen, Buckley has had
recurring roles in Oz, Monk, and Eight is Enough. Throughout her illustrious
career, she has traveled the world performing and teaching scene and song
interpretation classes.

Cosponsored by Office of the Provost. Additional funding provided by the College of Arts and Sciences,
Dance and Theater Arts, Radio, TV, & Film, Communication Studies, Division of Vocal Studies
and the UNT Opera.