News release Public Information Office   SLU 10880   Hammond, LA 70402   phone: 985-549-2341   fax: 985-549-2061 publicinfo@selu.edu     www.selu.edu/news Contact: Janelle Woolley Date: 2/12/03   Click on image for publication quality photo Left, Carolyn Treybig; right, David Evenson ENCORE! 2003 FEATURES SOUTHEASTERN FACULTY AND SLU CHAMBER ORCHESTRA       HAMMOND – The Southeastern Louisiana University Chamber Orchestra’s annual spring concert on Monday, February 17 will feature two members of the Music and Dramatic Arts Department faculty.       Pianist David Evenson and flutist Carolyn Totaro Treybig will solo with the orchestra, which will be conducted by Yakov Voldman, director of the university’s string program.         The free concert is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. in Southeastern's downtown Columbia Theatre for the Performing Arts.       Evenson, head of the Department of Music and Dramatic Arts, will perform the “Concerto for Piano No. 26 in D Major (‘Coronation’)” by W.A. Mozart, while Treybig will perform “A Night Piece” by Arthur Foote.         A native of Minneapolis, Minn., Evenson began studying piano at the age of nine. He received bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Indiana University under the tutelage of the late Cuban-American virtuoso Jorge Bolet.  He received his doctoral degree from the University of Arizona as a student of the late Ozan Marsh.         Evenson also studied in Fontainebleau, France, and at the Chautauqua Festival Music School in New York.         A member of the Southeastern faculty since1979, Evenson has served as head of the Department of Music and Dramatic Arts since 1994.  In 1992 he received Southeastern’s prestigious “President’s Award for Excellence in Artistic Activity.”         Evenson, along with saxophonist Lawrence Gwozdz, recently released a compact disc recording of chamber music.           Treybig has studied flute and piccolo with William Hebert at the Baldwin-Wallace Conservatory of Music, with George Pope at the University of Akron, with Peter Lloyd at the Royal Northern College of Music, and with Jacqueline Hofto at the University of Texas at Austin. She has written several documents and articles, appeared as a guest lecturer and performer, and served as an adjunct instructor of flute.         Treybig joined the Southeastern faculty in 2001 and teaches flute, music history, and music appreciation.  She also performs with faculty chamber ensembles and with her husband, Joel Treybig, assistant professor of trumpet at the University of Southern Mississippi.       For additional information, contact Voldman at 985-549-5182. Return to News Releases