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Date	Title
01/22/2004	Alviani added to Pittsburgh Opera	Dr. Henry A. Alviani, director of choirs and voice instructor at Clarion University, was recently added to the roster of the Pittsburgh Opera.
08/12/2004	Alviani performs with choir	Dr. Hank Alviani, assistant professor of music and director of choirs at Clarion University, performed with the Adult Honor Choir, directed by UCLA choral music professor and Crystal Cathedral Choir director Donald Neuen, at the 10th Annual summer conference of the Pennsylvania chapter of the American Choral DirectorÆs Association.
10/08/2004	Alviani performing with Pittsburgh Opera	Dr. Hank Alviani, assistant professor of music and director of the Clarion University choirs, will be performing with the Pittsburgh Opera chorus in its current production of Giuseppe VerdiÆs "La Traviata". Many consider this to be VerdiÆs most popular opera. This is AlvianiÆs first performance with the Pittsburgh Opera.
03/18/2005	Alviani to perform with Pittsburgh Opera	Dr. Hank Alviani, director of choirs at Clarion University, will be performing in the Pittsburgh opera production of Charles GounodÆs "Faust.
05/03/2005	Alviani performing with Pittsburgh Opera	Dr. Hank Alviani, assistant professor of music and director of choirs at Clarion University, will be performing with the Pittsburgh Opera chorus at the Benedum Center in its upcoming production of Ludwig van BeethovenÆs only opera.
07/14/2005	Alviani performing at choral festival	Dr. Hank Alviani, assistant professor of music and director of choirs at Clarion University, was accepted to perform at the Berkshire Choral Festival in Sheffield, MA, July 10-17.
09/23/2005	Alviani performng with Pittsburgh Opera	Dr. Hank Alviani, assistant professor of music and director of choirs at Clarion University of Pennsylvania, will be performing with the Pittsburgh Opera as a member of the chorus in its upcoming production of Giuseppi VerdiÆs "Rigoletto." The performances are September 24 at 8 p.m., Sept. 27 at 7 p.m., Sept. 30 at 8 p.m., and October 2 at 2 p.m.
10/17/2006	Alliance to publish Alviani choral piece	Dr. Hank Alviani, assistant professor of music at Clarion University, will have his choral work, "Vendedores ambulantes Colombianos" (Colombian Street Vendors), published by Alliance Publishing, Inc.
04/18/2007	Alviani article published	Dr. Henry A. Alviani, assistant professor of music and director of choral and vocal music studies at Clarion University, had an article published by the Troubadour, the journal of the Eastern Division of the American Choral Directors Association. The Eastern Division covers 11 states plus Washington D.C. from Maryland to Maine.
03/25/2008	Alviani performs in Pittsburgh Opera's Aida	Dr. Hank Alviani, associate professor of music at Clarion University, will perform with the Pittsburgh Opera chorus at the Benedum Center in Pittsburgh in its current production of Giuseppe Verdi's opera AIDA.
04/01/2008	Alviani to conclude Faculty Author Series	The 2007-08 Clarion University Faculty Author Seminar Series will conclude with a presentation by Dr. Henry Alviani, associate professor of music and director of choirs, April 9, 12:15 p.m., in Level A of Carlson Library. AlvianiÆs presentation, "An Analogical Approach to Vocal Technique," is free and open to the public. A light lunch will be served.
04/11/2008	Alviani provides insight to Voiceworks	Dr. Henry Alviani, associate professor of music and director of choirs at Clarion University, concluded the 2007-08 Clarion University Faculty Author Seminar Series with a presentation about his book, "Voiceworks: A æHow-ToÆ OwnerÆs Manual for Vocal Students and Teachers."
08/26/2008	Alviani participates in orientation flight program	Dr. Hank Alviani, associate professor of music and director of choral and vocal studies at Clarion University, participated this summer in the orientation flight program with the 171st Air Refueling Wing located at Greater Pittsburgh International Airport in Coraopolis.

01/22/2004

Dr. Henry A. Alviani, director of choirs and voice instructor at Clarion University, was recently added to the roster of the Pittsburgh Opera.

08/12/2004

Alviani performs with choir

Dr. Hank Alviani, assistant professor of music and director of choirs at Clarion University, performed with the Adult Honor Choir, directed by UCLA choral music professor and Crystal Cathedral Choir director Donald Neuen, at the 10th Annual summer conference of the Pennsylvania chapter of the American Choral DirectorÆs Association.

10/08/2004

Alviani performing with Pittsburgh Opera

Dr. Hank Alviani, assistant professor of music and director of the Clarion University choirs, will be performing with the Pittsburgh Opera chorus in its current production of Giuseppe VerdiÆs "La Traviata". Many consider this to be VerdiÆs most popular opera. This is AlvianiÆs first performance with the Pittsburgh Opera.

03/18/2005

Alviani to perform with Pittsburgh Opera

Dr. Hank Alviani, director of choirs at Clarion University, will be performing in the Pittsburgh opera production of Charles GounodÆs "Faust.

05/03/2005

Alviani performing with Pittsburgh Opera

Dr. Hank Alviani, assistant professor of music and director of choirs at Clarion University, will be performing with the Pittsburgh Opera chorus at the Benedum Center in its upcoming production of Ludwig van BeethovenÆs only opera.

07/14/2005

Alviani performing at choral festival

Dr. Hank Alviani, assistant professor of music and director of choirs at Clarion University, was accepted to perform at the Berkshire Choral Festival in Sheffield, MA, July 10-17.

09/23/2005

Alviani performng with Pittsburgh Opera

Dr. Hank Alviani, assistant professor of music and director of choirs at Clarion University of Pennsylvania, will be performing with the Pittsburgh Opera as a member of the chorus in its upcoming production of Giuseppi VerdiÆs "Rigoletto." The performances are September 24 at 8 p.m., Sept. 27 at 7 p.m., Sept. 30 at 8 p.m., and October 2 at 2 p.m.

10/17/2006

Alliance to publish Alviani choral piece

Dr. Hank Alviani, assistant professor of music at Clarion University, will have his choral work, "Vendedores ambulantes Colombianos" (Colombian Street Vendors), published by Alliance Publishing, Inc.

04/18/2007

Alviani article published

Dr. Henry A. Alviani, assistant professor of music and director of choral and vocal music studies at Clarion University, had an article published by the Troubadour, the journal of the Eastern Division of the American Choral Directors Association. The Eastern Division covers 11 states plus Washington D.C. from Maryland to Maine.

03/25/2008

Alviani performs in Pittsburgh Opera's Aida

Dr. Hank Alviani, associate professor of music at Clarion University, will perform with the Pittsburgh Opera chorus at the Benedum Center in Pittsburgh in its current production of Giuseppe Verdi's opera AIDA.

04/01/2008

Alviani to conclude Faculty Author Series

The 2007-08 Clarion University Faculty Author Seminar Series will conclude with a presentation by Dr. Henry Alviani, associate professor of music and director of choirs, April 9, 12:15 p.m., in Level A of Carlson Library. AlvianiÆs presentation, "An Analogical Approach to Vocal Technique," is free and open to the public. A light lunch will be served.

04/11/2008

Alviani provides insight to Voiceworks

Dr. Henry Alviani, associate professor of music and director of choirs at Clarion University, concluded the 2007-08 Clarion University Faculty Author Seminar Series with a presentation about his book, "Voiceworks: A æHow-ToÆ OwnerÆs Manual for Vocal Students and Teachers."

08/26/2008

Alviani participates in orientation flight program

Dr. Hank Alviani, associate professor of music and director of choral and vocal studies at Clarion University, participated this summer in the orientation flight program with the 171st Air Refueling Wing located at Greater Pittsburgh International Airport in Coraopolis.