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Taos Chamber Music Group PAST PROGRAMS 2006-2007 FOURTEENTH SEASON 11-26-06, Taos Community Auditorium Grand Opening Concert Ludwig van Beethoven - Septet in E flat Major, op. 20 for violin, viola, cello, bass, clarinet, bassoon & horn Bohuslav Martinu – Nonet for violin, viola, cello, bass, flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon & horn Louis Spohr - Grand Nonetto in F Major, op. 31 for violin, viola, cello, bass, flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon & horn David Felberg, violin; Kim Fredenburgh, viola; Dana Winograd, cello; Mark Tatum, bass; Nancy Laupheimer, flute; Kevin Vigneau, oboe; Keith Lemmons, clarinet; Stefanie Przbylska, bassoon; Peter Ulffers, horn 12-3-06, Taos Community Auditorium Baroque Holiday Concert Arcangelo Corelli - Concerto Grosso in G minor, op. 6, no. 8, “Christmas Concerto” for strings & continuo Johann Sebastian Bach - Concerto in A minor, BWV 1044 for flute, violin & harpsichord Antonio Vivaldi - “The Four Seasons” Nancy Laupheimer, flute; David Stewart, Paule Prefontaine & Elena Sopoci, violin; Cheorkee Randolph, viola; Sally Guenther, cello; Mark Tatum, bass; Susan Patrick, harpsichord 1-13 & 14 - 07, Harwood Museum of Art The Flavor of France Gabriel Pierné - Sonata da Camera, op. 48 for flute, cello & piano Francis Poulenc - Novelette No. 1 in C Major for solo piano Maurice Ravel – Sonatine arranged for flute, cello & harp (Carlos Salzedo) Jules Auguste Demersseman - Sixième Solo de concert for flute & piano Gabriel Fauré - Trio, op. 120 for piano, violin & cello Robert Tweten, piano; Martha Caplin, violin; Sally Guenther, cello; Nancy Laupheimer, flute; Anne Eisfeller, harp 2-10 & 11- 07, Harwood Museum of Art Winter Serenade W.A. Mozart - Divertimento in D Major, KV 136 arr. for oboe, violin, viola & cello Alberto Ginastera - Duo for flute & oboe Johann Sebastian Bach - Three Chorale Preludes arr. for oboe, violin, viola & cello Johann Christian Bach - Quintet in D Major, op. 11, no. 6 for flute, oboe, violin, viola & cello Ernst von Dohnányi – Serenade for string trio Nancy Laupheimer, flute; Peggy Pearson, oboe; David Felberg, violin; Cherokee Randolph, viola; Sally Guenther, cello 3-10 & 11- 07, Harwood Museum of Art Passion and Place Elisenda Fábregas - Hommage à Mozart for solo piano Gary Schocker- Green Places for flute & piano Elisenda Fábregas - Voces de mi Tierra for flute, cello & piano Elisenda Fábregas - Cantilena, Dance & Finale from Portraits II for flute, violin, cello & piano Johannes Brahms - Trio in C Major, op. 87 for piano, violin & cello Nancy Laupheimer, flute; Carmelo de los Santos, violin; Sally Guenther, cello; Roger Wright, piano www.taoschambermusicgroup.org • 575.758.0150 5-26 & 27- 07, Harwood Museum of Art Contrasts Johann Sebastian Bach - Trio Sonata in G Major for flute, violin & keyboard Gareth Farr - Kembang Suling for flute and marimba Kevin Puts - And Legions Will Rise for marimba, clarinet and violin Libby Larsen – Corker for clarinet and percussion Lou Harrison - Songs in the Forest for flute/piccolo, violin, vibraphone/marimba, piano Bela Bartok - Contrasts for clarinet, violin and piano Nancy Laupeheimer, flute; Keith Lemmons, clarient; Carmelo de los Santos, violin; Falko Steinbach; piano www.taoschambermusicgroup.org • 575.758.0150 .

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