Free Music Tuesdays
Roger Oyster, program host
Silver Ainomae, cello
Laura Ardan, clarinet
Ben Atherholt, bassoon
Carole Bean, flute
Philippe C. Chao, viola
Eva Cappelletti Chao, violin
Mary Corbett, violin
Wilbur 'Skip' Edwards, bass
Angela Fuller, violin
Deborah Nitka Hicks, cello
Scott Holshouser, piano
Lucina Horner, viola
Karen Kinzie, violin
Amy Leung, cello
Kristen Linfante, viola
Suzanne Park, violin
Marlene Pauley, conductor
David Pharris, clarinet
Silver Ainomae, cello
Laura Ardan, clarinet
Ben Atherholt, bassoon
Carole Bean, flute
Philippe C. Chao, viola
Eva Cappelletti Chao, violin
Mary Corbett, violin
Wilbur 'Skip' Edwards, bass
Angela Fuller, violin
Deborah Nitka Hicks, cello
Scott Holshouser, piano
Lucina Horner, viola
Karen Kinzie, violin
Amy Leung, cello
Kristen Linfante, viola
Suzanne Park, violin
Marlene Pauley, conductor
David Pharris, clarinet
GABRIELI
Canzon septimit toni, a 8 (No. 2)
YSAYE
Sonata for Solo Violin, Op. 27, No. 3, in D minor, "Ballade"
BRAHMS
Clarinet Quintet in B minor, Op. 115
COPLAND
Appalachian Spring
What makes works of music famous? Some composers have to wait centuries for fame. Some composers were more famous as virtuoso performers. Some composers were intensely private, in spite of their fame. This concert shows why some music becomes famous—and sometimes, a work of music is famous just because.
Single Tickets on sale March 22, 2010
