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Rutgers Symphony Orhcestra Rutgers Symphony Orhcestra Concert 1- September 28th Part Assignments SHOSTAKOVICH MUSSORGSKY SHAWN Festive Overture Pictures at an Exhibition Concerto for Clarinet & Cello Flute Flute Flute fl 1: Ryan Breslin fl 1: Anna Eberly fl 1: Hanna Kim fl 2: Claire Oplinger fl 2: Sophie Wierzbicki fl 2/pic: Ryan Breslin pic: Anna Eberly fl 3/pic: Schuyler Thornton Oboe Oboe Oboe ob 1: Hilary Hobbs ob 1: Ashley Miley ob 1: Josiah Dyck ob.2/eh: Ashley Miley ob 2: Hilary Hobbs ob 2: Ashley Miley ob 3: Josiah Dyck ob 3/eh: Hilary Hobbs Clarinet bcl: David Ashton Kjar Clarinet Clarinet cl 1: Krisztina Mathe cl 1: Anita Gosevska Tenor Saxophone: cl 2: Carly Siegel cl 2: Carly Siegel Michael Back cl 3: David Ashton Kjar bcl: David Ashton Kjar Bassoon Bassoon Alto Saxophone: bn 1: Peter Houdalis bn 1: Peter Houdalis Matthew Salisbury bn 2: Ethan Melamed bn 2: Jon LiVolsi cbn: Ethan Melamed Bassoon Horn bn 1: Jon LiVolsi hn 1: Joshua Schwartz Horn bn 2: Peter Houdalis hn 1: Stephanie Fritz cbn: Ethan Melamed Trumpet hn 2: Kelly Brown tpt 1: Sam Hontz hn 3: Ross LaRocca Horn tpt 2: Zachary Grun hn 4: Sada Harris hn 1: Stefan Williams hn 2: Stephanie Fritz Trombone Trumpet hn 3: Joshua Schwartz tbn 1: Matthew Russell tpt 1: Mark Hughes hn 4: Ross LaRocca tbn 2: Steffin Medina asst 1: Sam Hontz tpt 2: Edwin Wong Trumpet Bass Trombone asst 2. Henry Whitaker tpt 1: Luke Schwalbach Liwen Lou asst 1: Mark Hughes Trombone tpt 2: Edwin Wong Piano tbn 1: Steffin Medina tpt 3: Sam Hontz Santiago Lomelin Urrea tbn 2: Matthew Russell - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Trombone Bass Trombone tbn 1: David Casazza Principal Timpani Liwen Lou tbn 2: Matthew Russell Mark Monaghan Tuba Bass Trombone Principal Percussion Ben Liberti Liwen Lou Mike O’Leary Tuba Section Percussion: Zhen Huang Dan Monte Pam Ferrali SHOSTAKOVICH MUSSORGSKY SHAWN Festive Overture Pictures at an Exhibition Concerto for Clarinet & Cello Violin 1 Violin 1 Violin 1 Sujin Oh* Kyu Hyeon Lim# Elly Toyoda^ Elly Toyoda^ Sujin Oh* Kyu Hyeon Lim# Hanna Lee Hanna Lee Hanna Lee Jinyoung Song Jinyoung Song Jinyoung Song Chae Young Yeom Chae Young Yeom Chae Young Yeom Jae Young Bae Jae Young Bae Jae Young Bae Eunmi Woo Eunmi Woo Eunmi Woo Jeremy Au Jeremy Au Jeremy Au Yu-Pei Lai Yu-Pei Lai Yu-Pei Lai John Meza John Meza John Meza Allison Ruppe Allison Ruppe Allison Ruppe Violin 2 Violin 2 Violin 2 Kyu Hyeon Lim# Elly Toyoda^ Sujin Oh* Alec Tonno Alec Tonno Alec Tonno Yong-En Huang Yong-En Huang Yong-En Huang Johnny Weizenecker Johnny Weizenecker Johnny Weizenecker Peijun Yu Peijun Yu Peijun Yu Zoe D’Amico Zoe D’Amico Zoe D’Amico Promise Ashu Promise Ashu Promise Ashu Adam Guo Adam Guo Adam Guo Vishnu Halikere Vishnu Halikere Vishnu Halikere Anzhi Ji Anzhi Ji Anzhi Ji Viola Viola Viola Oh Hyun Kwon*^ Laura Palm# Oh Hyun Kwon*^ Laura Palm# Oh Hyun Kwon*^ Laura Palm# Yecheskel Francis Yecheskel Francis Yecheskel Francis Eli Schaffer Eli Schaffer Eli Schaffer Heeeun Lee Heeeun Lee Heeeun Lee Ashley Toner Ashley Toner Ashley Toner Glynnis Gourhan Glynnis Gourhan Glynnis Gourhan Soyeon Kim Soyeon Kim Soyeon Kim Cello Cello Cello Juhyeon Kim* Jichen Li# Sarah Bish^ Sarah Bish^ Jichen Li# Sarah Bish^ Jichen Li# Juhyeon Kim* Julian Muller Juhyeon Kim* Julian Muller Julian Muller Jiun-Ru Wang Jiun-Ru Wang Katherine Van Varick Jiun-Ru Wang Katherine Van Varick Katherine Van Varick James Hwang James Hwang Joshua Chen James Hwang Joshua Chen Joshua Chen Bass Bass Bass Dylan Rader* Junlin Li#^ Junlin Li#^ Junlin Li#^ Dylan Rader* Dylan Rader* Bernie Levenson Bernie Levenson Bernie Levenson *Denotes principal on Shostakovich #Denotes principal on Mussorgsky ^Denotes principal on Shawn .
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