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Summer Chamber Music Workshop Participant Concert, Session III Saturday, July 25, 2015 Summer Chamber Music Workshop Participant Concert, Session III Saturday, July 25, 2015 Brahms, Johannes, Clarinet Quintet in B minor, Op.115 Mark Gebhardt (USA), Clarinet; Matt Gillman (USA), Violin 1; Richard Kaminuma (USA), Violin 2; Eric Kawamoto (USA), Viola; Wheeler Jarvis (USA), Cello Douglas, Bill, Quartet for Flute, Oboe, Bassoon, and Piano (2010) Susan Quinn (USA), Flute; Jeanne Le Soudéer (France), Oboe; Robert Gilliam (USA), Cello; Ned Wang (USA), Piano Debussy, Claude, Petite Suite for Piano Four-Hands Su Hwa Wei (Malaysia), Piano Primo; Eleanor Fortuna (USA), Piano Secundo Arensky, Anton, String Quartet in A minor, No. 2 Op. 35 for Violin, Viola, Two Celli Matt Gillman (USA), Violin; Daniel Melody (USA), Viola; Mark Meess (USA), Cello 1; Emily Greenspan (USA), Cello 2 Brahms, Johannes, Piano Quartet in A Major, Op.26 Dana Polson (USA), Violin; Eric Kawamoto (USA), Viola; Lauren Cowles (USA), Cello; Patty Ladpli (USA), Piano Pepusch, Johann Christoph, Three Trio Sonatas for Violin, Oboe and Continuo Jeanne Le Soudéer (France), Oboe; Emma Welsh (USA), Violin; Claire Kinsella (Ireland), Cello; Eleanor Fortuna (USA), Harpsichord Ravel, Maurice, Duo Sonata for Violin and Cello (1922) Leah Meyer (USA), Violin; Gabriel Kline (USA), Cello Bloch, Ernest, Concerto Grosso for String Quartet, Bass, and Piano, No.1 Michael Kypridemos (Cyprus), Celine Kishek (Jordan), Violin 1; Aileen Brennan (Ireland), Violin 2; Michael Kelley (USA), Violin 2 [on viola]; Daniel Melody (USA), AlexisMarie Nelson (USA), Viola; Gary Doherty (Ireland), Jacob Oranday (USA), Claire Kinsella (Ireland), Kevin Valle (USA), Cello; Mateo Lincoln (USA), Piano Brahms, Johannes, 21 Hungarian Dances for Piano Four-Hands, WoO 1 Ned Wang (USA), Piano 1; Thomas Johnson (USA), Piano 2 Dvorak, Antonin, Slavonic Dances for Piano Four-Hands, Op 46 Thomas Johnson (USA), Piano 1; Ned Wang (USA), Piano 2 Poulenc, Francis, Sonata for Two Clarinets Anthony Ciccone (USA), Clarinet 1; Silas Patlove (USA), Clarinet 2 Villa-Lobos, Heitor, Bachianas Brasileiras No. 1 for Orchestra of Cellos (1930) Jonah Thomas (USA), Cello 1; Emma Johnson (USA), Cello 2; Elizabeth Weaver (USA), Cello 3; Lauren Cowles (USA), Cello 4; Gary Doherty (Ireland), Cello 5; Emily Greenspan (USA), Cello 6; Gabriel Kline (USA), Cello 7; Wheeler Jarvis (USA), Cello 8 Summer Chamber Music Workshop Participant Concert, Session III Sunday, July 26, 2015 Schumann, Robert, Andante and Variations in B-flat Major Op. 46 for Two Pianos, Two Cellos, and Horn, Frederick Sailer (USA), Horn; Jacob Oranday (USA), Cello 1; Holladay Handlin (USA), Cello 2; Ivan Tan (USA), Piano 1; Patty Ladpli (USA), Piano 2 Glazunov, Alexander, String Quintet in A Major, Op. 39 Leina Sheehy (USA), Violin 1; Theodore Wuest (USA), Violin 2; Emily Edelstein (USA), Viola; Elise Kuder (USA), Cello 1[on viola]; Elizabeth Weaver (USA), Cello 2 Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus, String Quartet in B-flat Major, K.159 Michael Franceski (USA), Violin 1; Michael Kypridemos (Cyprus), Violin 2; Sara Corrieri (USA), Viola; David Freiberger (USA), Cello Finzi, Gerald, By Footpath and Stile for Baritone and String Quartet, Op. 2 Lynette Blake (USA), Soprano; Deborah Shapiro (USA), Violin 1; Dana Polson (USA), Violin 2; Evan Raczynski (USA), Viola; Mark Meess (USA), Cello Brahms, Johannes, Clarinet Trio in A Minor, Op. 114 Mark Gebhardt (USA), Clarinet; Nathan Geurkink (USA), Cello; Mateo Lincoln (USA), Piano Bartok, Bela, Contrasts for Clarinet, Violin & Piano (1938) Silas Patlove (USA), Clarinet; Leina Sheehy (USA), Violin; Sung-Im Kim (USA), Piano Thomas-Mifune, Werner, 3 Argentinean Tangos for Four Cellos Sam Brinkley (USA), Cello 1; Robert Gilliam (USA), Cello 2; Kevin Valle (USA), Cello 3; Rebecca Henderson (USA), Cello 4 Riisager, Knudage, Sonata for Flute, Violin, Clarinet, and Cello (1927) Susan Quinn (USA), Flute; Alan Barnett (USA), Clarinet; Aileen Brennan (Ireland), Violin; Holladay Handlin (USA), Cello Hudson, Geoffrey, Selections from The Quartet Project Celine Kishek (Jordan), Violin 1; Ian Chin (USA), Violin 2; Sara Corrieri (USA), Viola; Rebecca Henderson (USA), Cello Tchaikovsky, Pyotr Ilyich, Souvenir de Florence for String Sextet, D Minor Op. 70 Meredith Hiller (USA), Violin 1; Garrett Levesque (USA), Violin 2; Elizabeth Sailer (USA), Viola 1; AlexisMarie Nelson (USA), Viola 2; Nathan Geurkink (USA), Cello 1; Eric Fishman (USA), Cello 2 Jacquet de la Guerre, Elisabeth Claude, Le Sommeil D'Ulisse, Cantata for Voice, Violin, and Continuo (1715) Lynette Blake (USA), Soprano; Michael Krausz (USA), Violin; David Freiberger (USA), Cello; Su Hwa Wei (Malaysia), Harpsichord Dohnanyi, Ernst Von, Sextet in C Major, Op.37 Alan Barnett (USA), Clarinet; Frederick Sailer (USA), Horn; Eric Kawamoto (USA), Violin; Emily Edelstein (USA), Viola; Eric Fishman (USA), Cello; John Holter (USA), Piano Copland, Aaron, Sextet (1937) Anthony Ciccone (USA), Clarinet; Richard Kaminuma (USA), Violin 1; Deborah Shapiro (USA), Violin 2; Elizabeth Sailer (USA), Viola; Sam Brinkley (USA), Cello; Ivan Tan (USA), Piano Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus, Piano Quartet in G Minor, K.478 Garrett Levesque (USA), Violin; Florrie Marshall (USA), Viola; Emma Johnson (USA), Cello; John Holter (USA), Piano Bach, Johann Sebastian, Preludio in E Major for Four Violins, BWV. 1006, arr. Thomas Kramer, Theodore Wuest (USA), Violin 1; Michael Franceski (USA), Violin 2; Ian Chin (USA), Violin 3; Emma Welsh (USA), Violin 4 Brahms, Johannes, Piano Quintet in F minor, Op. 34 Meredith Hiller (USA), Violin 1; Leah Meyer (USA), Violin 2; Florrie Marshall (USA), Viola; Jonah Thomas (USA), Cello; Sung-Im Kim (USA), Piano .
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