| Voluntary | William Walond (1725-1770) Transcribed by Verne Reynolds |
| Quartet in E Flat Major, Op. 12 Adagio non troppo; Allegro non tardante Canzonetta: Allegretto Andante espressivo Molto allegro e vivace |
Felix Mendelssohn (1809–1847) Arranged by Reynolds |
| Overture | Pieter Hellandaal (1721–1799) Arranged by Reynolds |
The audience is requested to stand for the procession and to remain standing until the Platform Party is seated.
| Canzon Gallicam | Samuel Scheidt (1587–1654) Transcribed by Reynolds |
| Rondeau | Jean Joseph Mouret (1682–1738) Transcribed by Robert King |
| March | Hellendaal Transcribed by Reynolds |
Reverend Laurie Tiberi
Chaplain, Protestant Chapel Community
| From the students | Matt Goldblatt ’06 Students’ Association President |
| From the faculty | Nicholas Bigelow Lee A. DuBridge Professor of Physics, Professor of Optics |
| From the alumni | Kim Dyce Faucette ’89, ’90W (MS), ’97W (MS), ’05W (EdD) |
G. Robert Witmer, Jr. ’59
Chairman, University Board of Trustees
William A. Peck, Hutchison Medal
Former Executive Vice Chancellor for Medical Affairs,
Washington University in St. Louis
Lee C. Bollinger, Doctor of Laws
President, Columbia University
Amy Gutmann, Doctor of Laws
President, University of Pennsylvania
John Sexton, Doctor of Laws
President, New York University
| Quaerere et Invenire | Robert Morris (b. 1943) (World premiere, commissioned for this inaugural event) |
| Nelita True, piano, and the Eastman Chamber Winds, Mark Scatterday, conductor | |
President Joel Seligman
| The Genesee | Audience led by members of the Midnight Ramblers, Yellowjackets, and Vocal Point Words by T. T. Swinburne, Class of 1892 Music by Herve D. Wilkins, Class of 1866 |
| Canzon Aechiopicam | Scheidt |
Musical selections (with exception of the world premiere) performed by the Eastman Brass