for upcoming Voices of Change Concerts:

	Jan. 25, 2009 Sunday Buy Tickets   Chinese Love Songs   Caruth Auditorium at SMU MAP 6:30 PM pre-concert forum with Bright Sheng & Laurie Shulman 7:30 PM concert featuring works by Bright Sheng (b. 1955) Three Chinese Love Songs Jeanine Thames, soprano Barbara Sudweeks, viola Bright Sheng, piano The Stream Flows Maria Schleuning, violin Four Movements for Piano Trio Bright Sheng, piano Maria Schleuning, violin Jolyon Pegis, cello String Quartet #4 Maria Schleuning, violin Kaori Yoshida, violin Barbara Sudweeks, viola Jolyon Pegis, cello

	March 8, 2009 Sunday Buy Tickets   Transformations: A Musical Entertainment   Rosewood Center MAP 6:30 PM pre-concert forum with Laurie Shulman 7:30 PM concert Adult-content operetta based on Grimm’s Fairy Tales Transformations for 8 singers and piano (1973) by Conrad Susa (b. 1935) Brandi Icard Gina Browning Laura Mercado Jason Hatch Jamin Flabiano Kevin Park Christian Bester Jeffrey Snider Directed by Linda Brand Joe Illick, music director & pianist

	May 3, 2009 Sunday Buy Tickets   Dreamcatcher   Caruth Auditorium at SMU MAP 6:30 PM pre-concert forum with Augusta Read Thomas & Laurie Shulman 7:30 PM concert presenting the world premiere/commission: Dreamcatcher by Augusta Read Thomas (b. 1963)   also featuring works by Stephen Hartke and Simon Sargon including winners of the Young Composers Project

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Two Voices of Change Presents Concerts:

	Sept. 24, 2008 Wednesday   Olivier Messiaen Symposium Concert   Caruth Auditorium at SMU MAP 8:00 PM concert featuring Olivier Messiaen's Vingt Regards sur l’Enfant Jésus Christopher Taylor, piano   This special concert celebrates the 100th Birthday of Olivier Messiaen

	Oct. 12, 2008 Sunday   Stockhausen   Undermain Theater MAP 7:30 PM concert featuring Karlheinz Stockhausen's Stimmung (1967) Joseph Klein, music director   Tracey Deen, soprano I Heidi Dietrich Klein, soprano II Katrina Burggraf-Kledas, alto Kevin Sutton, tenor I Ryan Lungwitz, tenor II Tim Johnson, bass

Five 2008-2009 Season Concerts:

	Sept. 14, 2008 Sunday   Pasatieri Premieres   Contemporary Theater of Dallas MAP 6:30 PM pre-concert forum with Thomas Pasatieri, Robert Frank & Laurie Shulman 7:30 PM concert world premieres of Pasatieri's Lady Macbeth Lauren Flanigan, soprano Rhapsody for Double Bass and Piano Jeff Bradetich, bass   also featuring string ensembles of Jay Greenberg and Robert Frank

	Nov. 16, 2008 Sunday   Sounds From The Southwest   Lake Highlands Presbyterian Church MAP 6:30 PM pre-concert forum with Jerod Tate, Anne Strickland & Laurie Shulman 7:30 PM concert Dream World Jerod Tate (b. 1968) Dante Dances Dan Welcher (b. 1948) Invisible Ink world premiere/commission Anne Strickland (b. 1985)

	Jan. 25, 2009 Sunday Buy Tickets   Chinese Love Songs   Caruth Auditorium at SMU MAP 6:30 PM pre-concert forum with Bright Sheng & Laurie Shulman 7:30 PM concert featuring works by Bright Sheng (b. 1955) Three Chinese Love Songs Jeanine Thames, soprano Barbara Sudweeks, viola Bright Sheng, piano The Stream Flows Maria Schleuning, violin Four Movements for Piano Trio Bright Sheng, piano Maria Schleuning, violin Jolyon Pegis, cello String Quartet #4 Maria Schleuning, violin Kaori Yoshida, violin Barbara Sudweeks, viola Jolyon Pegis, cello

	March 8, 2009 Sunday Buy Tickets   Transformations: A Musical Entertainment   Rosewood Center MAP 6:30 PM pre-concert forum with Laurie Shulman 7:30 PM concert Adult-content operetta based on Grimm’s Fairy Tales Transformations for 8 singers and piano (1973) by Conrad Susa (b. 1935) Brandi Icard Gina Browning Laura Mercado Jason Hatch Jamin Flabiano Kevin Park Christian Bester Jeffrey Snider Directed by Linda Brand Joe Illick, music director & pianist

	May 3, 2009 Sunday Buy Tickets   Dreamcatcher   Caruth Auditorium at SMU MAP 6:30 PM pre-concert forum with Augusta Read Thomas & Laurie Shulman 7:30 PM concert presenting the world premiere/commission: Dreamcatcher by Augusta Read Thomas (b. 1963)   also featuring works by Stephen Hartke and Simon Sargon including winners of the Young Composers Project