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View 2010 SFFF Program San Francisco Internationl Flute Festival 2010 Robin McKee (USA) San Francisco Symphony Viviana Guzman (Chile/USA) Soloist Timothy Day (USA) San Francisco Symphony Isabelle Chapuis (France/USA) San Jose Opera Matej Zupan (Slovenia) Slovenian National Radio Symphony Orchestra Bulent Evcil (Turkey) Istanbul State Symphony Orchestra Nika Rejto Soloist Carol Alban Soloist Sunday • October 10, 2010 8am to 8pm Bach Dancing & Dynamite Society • Half Moon Bay, California Warm-up (Performance Hall) 8:00 – 9:00 am Carmen Lemoine, leader Masterclasses 9:00 – 11:30 am 9:00 – 10:00 am 9:30 – 10:30 am Performance Hall Living Room Viviana Guzman, Master Bulent Evcil, Master Apoorva Rangan Elizabeth Gaston Isaac Alter Kelly Jenkins 9:00 – 10:30 am 10:00 – 11:30 am Green Room (downstairs) Performance Hall Isabelle Chapuis, Master Matej Zupan, Master Mackenna Galicia Diane Sangster Alexandra Engen Tracy Harris, Competition Finalist Kris Palmer, Competition Finalist Annie Wu (High School Competition Winner) Lunch Noon – 1:00 pm Flute Choir Concert 1:00 – 3:30 pm San Jose Youth Symphony Avant Flute Choir Teresa Orozco-Peterson, Director Apollo March by Anton Bruckner transcribed by Richard E. Thurston Black is the Color of My True Love’s Hair traditional arranged by Ricky Lombardo Jazz Suite for Flute Ensemble by Gregory W. Yasinitsky 1. Relaxin’ 2. Night Music 3. Southern Exposure Kristina Baykshtite, Prachi Bodas, Jennie Change, Davied Cho, Karen Chou, Harold Chu, Jeffrey Dominic, Dee Guo, Jack Hague, Carolyn Hsieh, Jacky Huang, Amy Hung, Hyojin Stacy Jeong, Sofia Kenny, Alice Kim, Lucy Kim, Emily Knowles, Steven Landis, Deborah Lee, Eunice Lee, Ellie Lim, Rachel Lim, Anshika Maheshwari, Ariel Muirhead, Apoorva Rangan, Ankita Ramakrishnan, Gina Rhee, Clara Shuler, Jeanette Sullivan, Zach Winer, Ayumi Yuasa, Jessica Zhang 23 PROGRAM SUBJECT TO CHANGE Bel Canto Flutes Gail Edwards, Director La Esgrimadora by Christopher Caliendo Children of the Wind by Catherine McMichael – Moel Fammau – Children of the Wind Faces by James Christensen Ardiente by Christopher Caliendo Tom Babcock, Tom DiSanto, Dennis Donovan, Dennis Dorwick, Paula D’Oyen, Fern Ebeling, Justina Fisher, Marcia Ganeles-Kislik, Diana Gomez, Cathy Hall, Sarah Holzman, Margaret McGovern, Kent Peacock, Sue Rupp, Tami Scott, Ken Scully, Lenora Warkentin Stanford Flute Ensemble Karen Van Dyke, Director Memories of East Tennessee (in the early 40’) by Austin Alan Scott – Cades Cove in ‘43 – The White Frame Church Near Tater Branch – Rhododen-dance Three Blind Mice Scherzo arranged by Calton Colby Betsy Cameron, Christina Cooley, Hye Jung Han, Daniel Ibarra, Kyle Maurer, Katie Miller, Nicholas Steketee, George Sun, Tomiko Tsai, Lauryn Williams Magicflutes Flute Choir Pamela Ravenelle, Director L’Arlesienne Suite #2 by Georges Bizet (1838-1875) – Pastoral arranged by Shaul Ben-Meir – Intermezzo – Menuet – Farandol Andante in C, K. 315 by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791) Soloists: Tracy Harris and Kris Palmer arranged by Shaul Ben-Meir Paul Berensmeier, Barbara Breeden, Diane Carroll, Alan Ching, Alice Davis, Victoria Fayer, Meg Geitner, Alane Gilbrech, Millie Gottwald, Ann Huff, Antoinette Kauffman, Lisa Lawrence, Gloria Lee, Emily Lowe, Victoria Mann-Hauer, Kem Martinez, Carol McNamara, Donald Milhauser, Diane Sangster, Linda Shum, Betsey Templeton, Cathy Thomas, Christine Wampole, Marge Winkler, Cathy Yang San Francisco International Flute Festival Combined Choir Pamela Ravenelle, Director “Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring” by J.S. Bach Chorale from Cantata No. 147 arranged by Bill Holcombe Break 3:30 – 4:30 pm 23 PROGRAM SUBJECT TO CHANGE 3 Concert 4:30 – 5:30 pm Carol Alban Elegy w/ Paradiso (didjeridoo) and Rasamayi Turturici (crystal and singing bowls) Harvest w/ pianist Dylan Snodgrass Reflections w/above mentioned artists and Nancy Tyler (flute) Nika Rejto My Romance by Richard Rogers Midnite Kiss by Nika Rejto Rick Vandivier, guitar Isabel Chapuis Flute Sonata No. 1 in A major, Opus 13 by Gabriel Fauré (1845-1924) originally for violin and piano composed 1875-1876 in Paris. Violin part transcribed for flute by Robert Stallman piano part edited by Robert Casadeseus flute/piano edition published by International Edition First Movement: Allegro molto Third Movement: Allegro vivo Mark Anderson, piano Viviana Guzman Milonga de Mis Amores by Pedro Laurenz Guarda con la Banquina by Anibal Corniglio Oblivion by Astor Piazzolla Czardas by V. Monti arr. V. Guzman Antonio Consales, piano Intermission 5:30 – 6:15 pm The Historical MIRAMAR BEACH RESTAURANT Located on the Ocean’s Edge and dating back to 1918 this historical Prohibition Roadhouse has long been a favorite of locals & visitors alike. Enjoy the finest seafood and steaks, along with an unparalleled view of the Pacific. 131 Mirada Road • P.O. Box 278 • Half Moon Bay, CA 94019 OPEN 7 DAYS FOR LUNCH, DINNER & SUNDAY BRUNCH Tel: (650) 726-9053 Fax (650) 726-5060 45 PROGRAM SUBJECT TO CHANGE Concert 6:15 – 7:15 pm Matej Zupan Pastorala for flute solo by Mihovil Logar Aria by Blaz Pucihar Autumn in Homeland for flute solo by Anze Rozman Slovenian Fantasy by Jani Golob Keisuke Nakagoshi, piano Bulent Evcil Sultani Yegah Sirto by Sadi Isilay(1899 – 1969) Turkish Dance Rhapsody by Dede Efendi (1906 – 1973) Carnival of Venice, op.78 by Guilio Briccialdi The Tree Turkish Folk Tunes Potpourri - – Famous Turkish Folk songs Arranged by Bulent Evcil The Flight of the Bumble Bee by R. Korsakov Keisuke Nakagoshi, piano Matej Zupan and Bulent Evcil Coffee Nerves by Gary Schocker Tim Day and Robin McKee Three More Dances for Two Flutes by Gary Schocker Maya by Ian Clarke Valse di bravura, op. 33 by Doppler Mark Shapiro, piano Congratulations to the San Francisco International Flute Festival. It has been my pleasure to provide graphic design services to the festival. And as a member of Magicflutes Flute Choir it is wonderful to participate in this inaugural event. Please join Magicflutes at our next concert, December, 12, 2010 at St. Matthew’s Catholic Church in San Mateo (visit magicflutes.org for more information). Creative Design and Photography Services www.pixel-gym.com (650) 577-1819 45 5 As the Director of the San Francisco International Flute Festival, I would like to thank all the performers, sponsors, donors and advertisers for making our inaugural event a gleaming success. Additional very special thanks go to Sue Rupp, Festival Secretary and Diane Sangster, Festival Graphic Designer. Warmly, Viviana Guzman www.VivianaGuzman.com Performer Bios Carol Alban www.MySpace.com/CarolAlban Carol Alban was the Principal Flutist with the Bay Area Chamber Symphony. She has played at Carnegie Hall, the Blue Note, CBGBs, Lincoln Center, Yoshi’s, Freight & Salvage, the Egyptian Theater in Hollywood, etc. “Elegy” (2005) for solo flute. Dedicated to the victims of Hurricane Katrina. Michael Tilson Thomas after hearing “Elegy”, he said, “That was beautiful!”. “Reflections” (1999) for two flutes (and various accompaniment). Isabelle Chapuis We eagerly agree with the San Francisco Chronicle writer who declared that Isabelle is “a sensation...French to her fingertips.” Born in the French region of Burgundy, she studied with some of France’s most legendary flutists, including Jean-Pierre Rampal, Michel Debost, Gaston Crunelle, Alain Marion, Christian Larde, and Marcel Moyse. Isabelle Chapuis Starr, flutist with Opera San Jose, is a retired faculty member at San Jose State University. Timothy Day Timothy Day joined the faculty of the Conservatory in 1987. In 2006 he was appointed principal flutist of the San Francisco Symphony. In addition he spent 12 seasons as principal flute with the Baltimore Symphony and taught at the Peabody Conservatory. He has served as acting principal flute with the Minnesota Orchestra and the Boston Symphony. During the summers, Mr. Day is on the faculty of the Music Academy of the West in Santa Barbara. Bulent Evcil www.BulentEvcil.com Bulent Evcil studied at Brussel Royal Academy and at the Heidelberg-Mannheim Music Academy where he received the “efficiency in art” qualification where studied with Sir James Galway. Sir James described Evcil as “one of the best flutists of his generation.” Evcil has worked as solo flutist in various symphony orchestras: including the Arturo Toscanini Philharmonica, Murcia State Symphony, Sao Paulo State Symphony, Istanbul State Opera and State Symphony in Istanbul Borusan Philharmonica. Viviana Guzman www.VivianaGuzman.com Viviana Guzman was described by the New York Times as “an imaginative artist”. This multi-talented, Chilean-born artist, has been featured on programs for PBS, NPR and NBC, seen in Latina Style Magazine, & COSMOPOLITAN en Español, and has played in 116 countries. She has performed in Carnegie Hall five times and is graduate of the Juilliard School, Her upcoming season includes tours in China, Japan, Chile, Argentina, & performing as soloist with the San Jose Chamber & Stockton Symphony. 67 Robin McKee Robin McKee is Associate Principal Flutist of the San Francisco Symphony and occupant of the Catherine and Russell Clark Chair. She later studied with Robert Willoughby at the Oberlin Conservatory. Before joining the SFS in 1984, she played piccolo in the Richmond (Virginia) Symphony and served as assistant principal flutist of the Baltimore Symphony. Ms. McKee has performed as soloist many times with the SFS, including performances of the Bach Brandenburg Concertos. Nika Rejto www.NikaRejto.com Perhaps one of the best kept secrets in the Bay Area Jazz Scene is Nika Rejto, flutist extraordinaire. She’s living proof that good things come in small packages, yet despite her pixie-like demeanor, this lady can swing with the best. Dr. Herb Wong says, “Anyone hearing Nika is simply knocked out by her remarkably gorgeous tone - something from the angels.” Jack Bowers of Jazz Now compares her to “Old hands Frank Wess, Herbie Mann, James Moody.” Matej Zupan www.MatejZupan.com Matej ZUPAN (born 1970, Slovenija-Europe) is a Professor at the Academy of Music at University of Ljubljana. From 1996 to 2008 he was the principal flutist of the Slovenian National Radio Symphony Orchestra.
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