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3-17-2006 Concert: Weilerstein Trio Donald Weilerstein

Alisa Weilerstein

Vivian Hornik Weilerstein

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Recommended Citation Weilerstein, Donald; Weilerstein, Alisa; and Weilerstein, Vivian Hornik, "Concert: Weilerstein Trio" (2006). All Concert & Recital Programs. 1647. http://digitalcommons.ithaca.edu/music_programs/1647

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PROGRAM

'' Three Romantic Pieces. Antonin Dvorak for Violin and Piano, Op. 75 (1841-1904) Allegro moderato Allegro appassionato· Larghetto

Trio i:p G Minor, Op. 26 Antonin Dvorak Allegro Moderato Largo Se,herzo;presto Finale, allegro non tanto

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Quiet Woods for Violoncello and Piano Antonin Dvorak

_ Piano Trio in E Minor, Op,. 90 "Dumky" Antonin Dvorak Lento maestoso;Allegro vivace, quasi doppiomovim,ento Paco adagio; Vivace non troppo Andante; Vivace non troppo , Andante moderato(quasi tempo di marcia); Allegrettoscherzando Allegro . Lento maestoso; Vivace, quasi. doppio movimento

Management for Weilerstein Trio: Jane Music Management, -Inc., New York, NY concerts in Japan and Europe. She has been a soloist with the Kansas City Symphony and the Orchestra Sinfonica Nazionale di Torino. Ms. Weilerstein is the director of the Professional Piano Trio Training·Program at the New England Conservatory of Music. She also serves on NEC's piano and faculties.

- ' Alisa Weilerstein is internationally renowned as one of the premiere soloists and chamber Musicians other generation. Her highly praised debut disc, recorded with Vivian Hornik Weilerstein, was released on EMI Classics in 2000. That same year, she was awarded an AveryFisher Career Grant. Ms. � Weilerstein has performed as soloist with the New York Philharmonic, \ " , National Symphony Orchestra, Orchestre Natioriahle France, Tonhalle Orchestra Zurich, Royal Scottish National Orchestra, and the symphony orchestras of Baltimore, Bournemouth, Cincinnati, Colorado, Dallas, Detroit,Houston, Minnesota, Pittsburgh, Tokyoand San Francisco, among many others. She was a winner of CarnegieHall's ECHO Rising Star award in 2001 and is arialumna of 's Chamber Music Society II. Born in 1982, she made her debut with the Cleveland Orchestra at age 13 and her Carnegie Hall debut two years later. Ms. We�rstein holds a bachelor's degree in history from . As a solo artist, ICM Artists, Ltd represents her. Robert G. Boehmler '38, MS '61

Robert G. Boehmler, born February 2, 1915 to Albert and,Sara Graf . Boehmler, had a passion for music that began in his youth. He was a graduate of th_e LyonsSchool and went on to attend Ithaca College. As a clarinet major, he played in the concert band and was a member of the symphony, oratorios, and Little Theater Orchestra. Robert was also a member of the Oracle senior honor society and Adelphi, th<:: freshman honor -'\ _society. He served. as business manager,of the Cayugan, and president and ( vice president of Phi Mu Alpha. Following his graduation in 1938, Boehmler returned to Lyons as a music educator in the Palmyra-Macedon School District, where for tjlany years he touched the lives of generations of students. He later earned his Master of Science degree in music at Ithaca College. Boehmler retired fromthe Palmyra-Macedon School District .as director of music. Robei;t remained a close friend of many <;>f his classmates throughout his lifetime, as well as a close friendand generous don9r to the School of Music and Ithaca College. He passed away on September 20, 1998. During Boehmler's lifetime, he established the Robert G. Boehmler Community Foundati9n, _Inc. to support music endeavors. Today's performance and master classes by Rhythm & Brass are funded by his foundatioI).. Other artists who have.appeared at the School of Music with funding from the Robert G ..Boehmler Community Foundation, Inc. are listed below.

James Campbell, clarinet February 9)0, 2001 Allen Vizzutti, trumpet February 14-15, 2002 Free Flight , November 8-9, 2002 Rhythm & Brass October 26, 2003 ·· Leigh Howard Stevens, marimba February 8sl0, 2005 · Weilerstein Trio March 16-17, 2006