Adult Summer Chamber Music Workshop
Au bord d'un Ruisseau (At the Brook), Op. 52
René de Boisdeffre
Ann Chusid, flute
Alex Gleed, cello
Ashley Cheung, piano
Suite from "Trios pour le coucher du Roi"
I. Symphonie
II. Gavotte
Jean‑Baptiste Lully
Louis Schwartz, violin
Sarah Timberlake, viola
Jerry Alperstein, alto horn
Trio de Salon
Clémence de Grandval
Roberta Samuels, oboe
Florence Buschke, bassoon
Joanne Wu, piano
L’apothéose de Lulli
I. Gravement
II. Gracieusement
François Couperin
Katherine Ross, violin
Wendy Chatman, violin
Jean Schwartz, double bass
Sumedha Raman, piano
Cinq petits duo, Op. 56
V. Valse
César Cui
Stephanie Klapper, flute
Katie Sperling, violin
Karen Copeland, piano
Trio in G Minor, Op. 63
II. Scherzo: Allegro vivace
Carl Maria von Weber
Brook Gesser, flute
Emily Chang, cello
Jeffrey Sussman, piano
String Quartet No. 2
I. Allegro moderato
Alexander Borodin
Caroline Chen, violin
Jeana Choi, violin
Jiaxing Liu, viola
Kevin Li, cello
Faculty:
Vanessa May-lok Lee, Chair
Susan Friedlander
Oscar Thorp
Joy Yamaguchi
Musical Theatre Spring Showcase
Directed by Meghan Bowes & Kaitlin Stark
Assistant Directed by Abby Daggett & Lymarie Monzon
Accompanied by Yuka Aikawa & Christopher Zander
Entire Cast
We Got the Beat from Head Over Heels
Jeff Whitty & James Magruder
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Kino Allen-Hung
Miles Auyeunge
Alexandra Barton
Linus Drembelas
Piran Herbst
Stella Hussein Robins
Luna Jade Ikezi
Ruth Monterubio
Madeleine Singer
Mia Tang-Wymer
Yvonne Zheng
Seize the Day from Newsies
Alan Menken & Jack Feldman
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Alex the Lion - Indy Simil
Marty the Zebra - Adeline Chu
Gloria the Hippo - Luna Hirsch
Melman the Giraffe - Mila Segal
Zookeeper Zuri - Laiqa Rickicki
Zookeeper Zelda - Penelope Kaufman
Zookeeper Zoe - Bailey Neaman
Zookeeper Zeke - Clara Chmura
Skipper the Penguin - Manya Dwivedi
Kowalski the Penguin - Shaka Simil
Private 1 the Penguin - Snoux Storms
Private 2 the Penguin - Grace Tang-Wymer
Rico the Penguin - Lyanna Polly Klausner
It’s Showtime from Madagascar the Musical
Kevin Del Aguila, George Noriega & Joel Someillan
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Attina - Sofia Castro
Adella - Beatrice Majewski-Mangano
Amaya - Gaby Sheffer
Andrina - Calla Sitelman
Arista - Maya Link
Astraea - Eli Gonche
Allana - Lucia Horwitz
Flounder - Rafael Punj
She’s In Love from The Little Mermaid
Alan Menken, Howard Ashman & Glenn Slater
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Baker - Elias Kramer
Baker’s Wife - Louise Filomène Dhien
Little Red Riding Hood - Uschi Herbst
Jack - Soren Brooker
Milky White - Guilia Manfe
Jack’s Aunt - Theda Paulo
Cinderella - Sofia Gabrielsen
Florinda - Nell Hussein Robbins
Lucinda - Nadia Petrovich
Stepmother - Temperance Coffey
Cinderella’s Father - Dewey Bernstein
Narrator 1 - Gevenieve Stoffa-Kowalski
Narrator 2 - Maddox Shlachter
Narrator 3 - Joseph Fernandez
Witch - Luna Anderson
Prologue from Into the Woods
Stephen Sondheim
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Kino Allen-Hung
Miles Auyeunge
Alexandra Barton
Linus Drembelas
Piran Herbst
Stella Hussein Robins
Luna Jade Ikezi
Ruth Monterubio
Madeleine Singer
Mia Tang-Wymer
Yvonne Zheng
So Long, Farewell from The Sound of Music
Richard Rodgers & Oscar Hammerstein
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Prisoner 1 - Laiqa Rickicki
Prisoner 2 - Mila Segal
Prisoner 3 - Manya Dwivedi
Prisoner 4 - Snoux Storms
Prisoner 5 - Indy Simil
Prisoner 6 - Clara Chmura
Prisoner 7 - Shaka Simil
Prisoner 8 - Adeline Chu
Prisoner 9 - Lyanna Polly Klausner
Prisoner 10 - Grace Tang-Wymer
Prisoner 11 - Luna Hirsch
Prisoner 12 - Bailey Neaman
Stowaway - Penelope Kaufman
Lost At Sea from Pirates the Musical
Roger Emerson & John Jacobson
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Sofia Castro
Eli Gonche
Lucia Horwitz
Maya Link
Rafael Punj
Beatrice Majewski-Mangano
Gaby Sheffer
Calla Sitelman
Elegance from Hello, Dolly!
Michael Stewart & Jerry Herman
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Beverly - Temperance Coffey
Brittany - Theda Paulo
Diane - Uschi Herbst
Delores - Guilia Manfe
Kevin J - Joseph Fernandez
Kevin T - Soren Brooker
Hannah - Louise Filomène Dhien
Bob - Elias Kramer
Dwight - Dewey Bernstein
Crystal - Sofia Gabrielsen
Brenda - Luna Anderson
Margie - Gevenieve Stoffa-Kowalski
Mickey - Maddox Shlachter
Flight Attendant 1 - Nadia Petrovich
Flight Attendant 2 - Nell Hussein Robbins
38 Planes Reprise/Somewhere from Come From Away
Irene Sankoff & David Hein
Brief Intermission
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Lucy van Pelt - Zara Segal
Charlie Brown - Amalia Mabro-Dinelaris
Linus van Pelt - Ophelia He
Sally Brown - Angel Rosado
Schroeder - Damian Saucedo
Snoopy - Louise Filomène Dhien*
*Special guest from Broadway Company 2
Scenes from You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown by Clark Gesner & Andrew Lippa
Entire Cast
Finale
Spring Choir Concert: A Day in Music
Let’s All Sing Choir
Directed by Meghan Bowes
Accompanied by Yuka Aikawa
Rise and Shine
Raffi
Brush Your Teeth
Raffi
Good Morning
Nacio Herb Brown
Arthur Freed
Preludio Choir
Directed by Madelyn Stewich
Assisted by Abby Daggett
Accompanied by Robert Randall
Born in a Symphony
Judith Herrington
Bianca Chamusco
Hashiat Kochacha (Sunrise) from Taloowa’ Chipota (Children’s Songs)
Jerod Impichchaachaaha’ Tate
Kuba Dorviller, cello
I’ve Got Joy
Otto Gross
Jayna Gross
Abigail Flowers
Chorale Choirs
Directed by Madelyn Stewich
Accompanied by Robert Randall
Una tarde fresquita de Mayo (A cool afternoon in May)
from Five Latin American Folk Songs
Traditional
arr. Bruce Trinkley
Lovely Evening
Traditional German Canon
arr. Ruth Morris Gray
Adult Choir
Directed by Dr. Paul Speiser
Accompanied by Christopher Zander
Lullabye (Goodnight, My Angel)
Billy Joel
arr. Mac Huff
Only In Sleep
word by Sara Teasdale
Music by Ēriks Ešenvalds
Arranged by Andris Sējāns & Graham Welsh
Audra Bowers, voice
Adult & Chorale Combined Choirs
Songs for the People
text by Frances Harper
music by Jacob Narverud
Combined Choirs
When I Hear Music
Brian Katona
A special thanks to Kaitlin Stark, chair of voice, for all her contributions.
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Directed by: Meghan Bowes
Accompanied by: Yuka Aikawa
Opus Alblanco
Miles Auyeung
Victoria Byrnes
Vivian Chen-Mitchell
Charlotte Chu
Isabella Ciudad
Piper Connolly
Myles Cruz
Violet Dansky
Maxima Feilhauer
Lorenzo Guerrerio
Ellsworth Griffith
Easton Harris
Piran Herbst
Eleanor Hescher
Desi Howland
Olivia Juliani
Rynn Keller
Emily Malave
Elle McGovern
Mila Moroz
Sarafeine Mota-Guzman
Cauê Naritomi Olson
Sagira Oyo
Maya Piatetsky
Kara Salazar
Emma Santiago
Laia Sheldon-Farran
Layla Tyrrell
Sela Wald
Naomi Wang
Eleanor Ziegler
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Directed by: Madelyn Stewich
Assisted by: Abby Daggett
Accompanied by: Robert Randall
River Lee Agnifilo Petrie
Agnes Alblanco
Maxwell Balsara
Ayda Beaulieu
Lily Jo Callaway
Xóchitl Canedo Roach
Isabella Chen
Clara Chmura
Preston Chua
Amy Dong
Hadley Erdem
Leo Frankenberger
Nico Fresko
Greta Gavin
Logan Gonzalez
Natalia Gorniak
Uschi Herbst
Riley Herman
Ea Hysell
Alva Iversen
Emma Lipsky
Beatrice Majewski-Mangano
Ava Melenciano
Claire NG
Sonya Piatetsky
Ava Riccio
Laiqa Rickicki
Micaela Robles-Molina
Lola Shafer
Alexandra Sinsheimer
Larissa Torres
Leila Torres
Rowan Van De Water
Chloe Yu
Aiden Zheng
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Directed by: Madelyn Stewich
Accompanied by: Robert Randall
Naomi Blecher
Lorelei DeAlva
Ophelia DeAlva
Noah Isaac
Zoe Isaac
Alcinda MacNamara
Alexander MacNamara
Karin Matsumura
Aia Moallemi-Skaf
Nadia Petrovich
Sylvan Pitre
Damian Saucedo
Catherine Tarbutton
Savannah Torres
Valerie Torres
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Directed by: Dr. Paul Speiser
Accompanied by: Christopher Zander
Francine Aurello
Suzanne Bronski
Patricia Chan
Rose Davis
Hannah DeBacker
Delia deLisser
Grace Epstein
Millie Falcaro
Insook Ha
Layne Hudes
Rochelle Itzen
Juliet Kadlecek
Jeffrey Mow
Karen Riedel
Alexis Samelson
Michelle Samuels
James Ward Stevenson
Linda Stevenson
Margaret Tanzosh
Julie Tung
Teresa Wachter
Jung-Min Yoon
Adult Sociable Strings & Choir Spring Concert
Adult Choir
Dr. Paul Speiser, director
Christopher Zander, accompanist
Lullabye (Goodnight, My Angel)
Billy Joel
arr. by Mac Huff
When I Hear Music
Brian Katona
Only In Sleep
Words by Sara Teasdale
Music by Ēriks Ešenvalds
arr. by Andris Sējāns& Graham Welsh
Sociable Strings
Conducted by Steven Rochen
Canzonetta, from String Quartet, Op. 12
Felix Mendelssohn
Brook Green Suite (Prelude, Air, Dance)
Gustav Holst
Latin Set (Beguine, Serenata, Huapango)
Peter Martin
Adult Choir & Sociable Strings
Songs for the People
Words by Frances Harper
Music by Jacob Narverud
Roster
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Conducted by Paul Speiser
Francine Aurello
Suzanne Bronski
Patricia Chan
Rose Davis
Hannah DeBacker
Delia deLisser
Grace Epstein
Millie Falcaro
Insook Ha
Layne Hudes
Rochelle Itzen
Juliet Kadlecek
Jeffrey Mow
Karen Riedel
Alexis Samelson
Michelle Samuels
James Ward Stevenson
Linda Stevenson
Margaret Tanzosh
Julie Tung
Teresa Wachter
Jung-Min Yoon
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Conducted by Steven Rochen
Violin 1
Raoul Bhavnani
Susan Bloom
Nancy Morgan
Katie Sperling
Violin 2
Louis Schwartz
Lev Garfein
Sophie Albaghdadi
Cecilia Biagini
Lara Schultz Fisher
Viola
Robert Rosenlund
Sarah Timberlake
Millicent Essandoh-Bergwerk
Cello
Celeste Newman
Steve Wylie
Nilton Emilio
Abby Ellin
New Horizons Spring Concert
New Horizons Band Monday Wednesday Morning Band
Fran Vogel, Conductor
Lobe den Herren, den mächtigen König
Anonymous
Blackbird
John Lennon & Paul McCartney
arr. Guilherme Facchetti
Maple Leaf Rag
Scott Joplin
arr. Fran Vogel
Wave
Antonio Carlos Jobim
Over the Rainbow
Harold Arlen & Yip Harburg
arr. Vanessa Klassen
New Horizons Evening Band
Oscar Thorp, Conductor
Come Fly With Me
James van Heusen
arr. Paul Murtha
Kings of Old
Kimberly Archer
The Wizard of Oz
Harold Arlen
arr. James Barnes
New Horizons Morning Band
Oscar Thorp, Conductor
The Washington Post
John Philip Sousa
Second Prelude
George Gershwin
Chillers and Thrillers
John Williams
‘South Pacific’ Symphonic Scenario, Part. I
Richard Rodgers & Oscar Hammerstein II
arr. Robert Russell Bennett
Stairway to Heaven from Led Zeppelin on Tour
Jimmy Page & Robert Plant
arr. Patrick Roszell
Roster
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Fran Vogel, Conductor
Flute
Lauren Gee
Auchee Lee
Billy Lyles
Clarinet
Sylvia Feinman
Bass Clarinet
Nelson Olivo
Alto Horn
Jerry Alperstein
Piano
Stuart Pyle
Accordion
Mik Manenti
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Oscar Throp, Conductor
Flute
Susanne Barkan
Auchee Lee
Clarinet
Janice Bitet
Judy Liu
Nan Tecotzky
Bass Clarinet
Cathy Carlson
Alto Saxophone
Victoria Brown
Richard D’Amico
Horn
Kathy Warren
Trumpet
John Battle
Ralph Larkin
Ronald Schwartz
Trombone
Fanny Chin
Bass
Jean Schwartz
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Oscar Throp, Conductor
Flute
Marcy Einhorn
Lynn Hoogenboom
Auchee Lee
Susan Neuffer
Nan Tcotzky
Oboe
Randy Faria
Bassoon
Florence Buschke
Clarinet
Janice Bitet
Marni Rosner
Elly Kover
Thomas Lewis
Judy Liu
Mark Ragen
Jimmy Valentino
Bass Clarinet
Georgette Gestley
Nelson Olivo
Alto Saxophone
Bette Pounds
Mark Ragen
Tenor Saxophone
Robert Rosenlund
Alto Horn
Jerry Alperstein
Trumpet
John Battle
Carlyle Leach
Jeffrey Nussbaum
Kathy Warren
Trombone
Fanny Chin
Fiore DeMatteis
Euphonium
Tom Marshall
Percussion
Lisa Miller
ISO at Third Street Spring Concert
ISO at Third Street Symphonic Band
Paul Corn, conductor
Suite of Old American Dances
I. Cake Walk
II. Schottische
III. Western One-Step
IV. Wallflower Waltz
V. Rag
Robert Russell Bennett
Blue Movement
Paul Corn
We Fight Hate With Love
Michael Markowski
Caridad De la Luz, vocals
ISO at Third Street Carnegie Hill Orchestra
Steven Rochen, conductor
Branle des Chevaulx
Thoinot Arbeau
arr. Martin Watson
Manic Metronome
Peter Martin
Bach in Time
attr. Johann Sebastian Bach
arr. Peter Martin
Huapango from Latin Set
Peter Martin
arr. Steven Rochen
ISO at Third Street Concert Orchestra
Page Silverman-Primm, conductor
Coriolan Overture, Op. 62
Ludwig van Beethoven
Symphony No. 3 in E-flat major, Op. 97 (“Rhenish”)
I. Lebhaft
Robert Schumann
Bacchanale from Samson et Dalila
Camille Saint-Saëns
ISO at Third Street Symphony Orchestra
Barry Stern, conductor
Celebrating the 250th Birthday of America
The Cowboys: Overture
John Williams
An American in Paris Suite
George Gershwin
arr. John Whitney
Symphony #2 “Romantic”
I. Adagio; Allegro Moderato
II. Andante con tenerezza
III. Allegro con brio
Howard Hanson
ISO at Third Street Ensemble Members
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Paul Corn, conductor
PICCOLO
Kaiden Lee
FLUTE
Ruth Zapata*
Eva Chen
Raffaella Guidi
Wren Hunnicutt
Tennile Lee
Zoey Leung
Chenxiang Lin
Kaitlyn Song
Jose Zacaria
OBOE
Nicollette Solis
CLARINET
Michelle Kagan**
Aiden Ali
Mattie Burks-Manaloto
Dillan Cazamayou
Noemi Soltero
Sidney Stewart
Ethan Wilson
BASS CLARINET
Claudette Eriksson
ALTO SAXOPHONE
Sean Mercado*
Dejon Layne
Jade Stewart
TENOR SAXOPHONE
Cassidy gaillard
BARITONE SAXOPHONE
Dean Saghafi
TRUMPET
Allison Anzurez
Aaron Carrillo Castillo
Simon Kenton
Omar Modesto
Leo Pitaru
Luz Velazquez
FRENCH HORN
Lennon Watford*
Zuriel Garcia
Krystian Ginter
Clara Perez
TROMBONE
Mario Guzman*
Gabriel Raff*
James Bell
Teo Driscoll-Mann
Joshua Belogurov
EUPHONIUM
Steven Jiang
Samuel Steinkamp
TUBA
Jacob Cuenca
PERCUSSION
Natalia Ginter*
Tate Burns
Ellington Cortier
Desmond Cortier
Helen Flint
Raz Asabor
Matthew Hopkins
Jason Houle
* denotes section leader
** denotes concert master
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Steven Rochen, conductor
VIOLIN I
Benjamin Aptaker
Xavier Butler
Minoru Kole
Kazuma Matsumoto
James Park
VIOLIN II
Cassidy Handler
Teruo Kole
Jiyu Kwak
DiaLuna Suarez Goodman
VIOLA
Zoe Ali
Logan Taylor
Franklin Wheelock
CELLO
Rainer Evensen
Julien Hendricks
Edward Jiang
Emil Kayser
Alexander Rozan
FLUTE
Joseph Coicaud-Zhang
Milan Dugar
Jakob Kayser
Trinity Lamtan
CLARINET
Hannah Hyun
TRUMPET
Leela Mehta
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Page Silverman-Primm, conductor
VIOLIN 1
Andromeda Dumitriu
Madeleine Fitzgerald
Marina Fitzgerald
Dorothea Heck
Su Lee
Eric Michaels
John Michaels
Isa Sandler
Rohan Satchit
Sylvie Scherer
Haruhi Shundo
Alice Wong
Angela Yang
Brian Zhou
William Zhou
VIOLIN 2
Matilda Parker
Aarush Bandreddi
Angelina Reyes-Papalezova
Caitlin See
Charlotte Wadsworth
Emily Koontz
Chloe Irizarry
Ailey Weber
Penelope Smith
Raschkes Evensen
Eleanor Kim
Madeline Koo
Bruno Straumann Kim
Marie Thome Castro Nieves
Angeline Li
Aisholpan Orazaly
Matthew Armas
VIOLA
Esme O'Donnell
Angela Giraudo
Leonidas Benoit
Thomas Pinto
Justin Lei
CELLO
Jane Rothrock
Fynn Hawkey
Daniel Brindle-Khym
Benjamin Bijaoui
Jordan Young
Aydin Ahmed
Kyle Liu
Asher Hecht
BASS
Liam O'Brien
FLUTE
Chloe Gordon-Zolov
Victor Pelkowski
OBOE
Juan Esteban Velasquez
CLARINET
Adina DiPolo
Anika Garg
Austin Nelson
Theodore Glazer
Alem Kastrat
BASSOON
Lesley Chaisanguanthum
TRUMPET
Henry Gault
Uriel Huerta-Moyoti
PERCUSSION
Owen Cheng
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Barry Stern, Conductor
VIOLIN I
Zara Walker, Concertmaster
Jayden An, Associate Concertmaster
Maggie Miao
Kelvin Lee
Elijah Jean-Bruce
Mizuki Hattori-Hamilton
Yuzuna Hattori-Hamilton
Yui Shundo
Veer Belani
Elinor Kuramoto
VIOLIN II
Sydney Zimmerman, Principal
Gloria Sarsgaard, Associate Principal
Ethan Kim
Julianne Lee
Lili Thivet
Valentina Luppova
Luke Tan
VIOLA
Matthew Yang, Principal
Dana Wang, Associate Principal
Gareth Reis
Zoe Chen
Emmy Rno
CELLO
Hannah Lyons, Principal
Emma Walker, Associate Principal
Conrad Tofte
Anna Tsyganets
Ella Larson
Jooahn Choe
Alfredas Leung
Kenneth Garcia
FLUTE
Cielo Kirayama*
Risa Aarlev
Geva Avnet
Anjali LeDoux
Kaiden Lee
OBOE
Ravi Hasegawa
Braden Orsini
ENGLISH HORN
Braden Orsini
CLARINET
Sanaya Dastur
Ori Wosner
BASSOON
Christiaan Wilkes
Maddox Stacey-Garcia
FRENCH HORN
Wyatt Ogg
Aimee Goldstein**
TRUMPET
Jonathan Perez
Henry Gault
TROMBONE
Sebastian Arciszewski
Ryan Lin
Christopher Tacuri
BASS TROMBONE
Ryan Yang
TUBA
Mario Batz
Adrian Skaza
TIMPANI & PERCUSSION
Dejon Layne
HARP
Neve Glover
*Fridson Family Flute Chair
**Altman Family Chair
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ISO at Third Street Staff
Barry Stern, Director & Conductor
Page Silverman, Assistant Director & Conductor
Paul Corn, Conductor
Steven Rochen, Conductor
Marc Szammer, violin
Jessica Li, violin
Lindsey Zagorodnev, violin
Cassandra Gibson, viola
Mary Barto, woodwinds
Sabrina Isaac, woodwinds
Earl McIntyre, brass
Oscar Thorp, brass
Scott Still, percussion
Third Street Administrative Staff and Board of Directors
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE
Valerie G. Lewis, Anna-Maria Kellen Executive Director
Hugo Pineda, Executive Assistant
Brandon Tesh, Chief Programs Officer
MUSIC AND DANCE SCHOOL
Kyle Landry, Director
Ivan M. Antonov, Assistant Director
Nick Rousseau, Assistant Director of Production
Zaynah Jefferson, Production Assistant
THIRD STREET PARTNERS
Lauren Bloom, Director
Maria Kowalski, Interim Director
Michael Morales, Manager
Bradley Stewart, Manager
Kelly Bran, Associate
PRESCHOOL & EARLY CHILDHOOD
Debra Frankel, Director
Kirstin Aadahl, Assistant Director
DEVELOPMENT AND INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT
Hannah Margolies, Director
Sydney Blefko, Senior Grants Manager
Jennifer Bencosme, Manager, Individual Giving & Events
MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS
Kristen Kentner, Director
STUDENT SERVICES
Loyi Malu, Director
Myra Nieves, Assistant Director
Rachel Joo, Associate
Scott Lynch, Receptionist
Barbara Weiss, Receptionist
FINANCE & ADMINISTRATION
Sylvie Henry, Director
Rolando Longakit, Human Resources Manager
Linda Zhang, Staff Accountant
OPERATIONS
Patrick Pierre, Director
Beverly Harper, Safety Director
Mario Cox, Associate Operations Manager
Edwyn Pitre, Head Custodian
Jon Boccera, Custodian
Robert Grier, Custodian
Manuel Martinez, Custodian
Kenyatta Thompson, Security Guard
Miles Bridgett, Security Guard
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Third Street Board of Directors
Peter Flint, Jr. Chair
Andrea DiPasquale, Vice President
Ariel Fausto, Vice President
Stan Sagner, Vice President
Rachna Shah, Vice President
Matthew Sperling, Vice President
Jason Reed, Treasurer
Yohanna Sowler, Secretary
Byron Bell
Emily Chang
Jessica Chu
Carrie Elston
Tara Elwin Meade
Beau Everett
Danielle Forest Brandi
Marty Fridson
Shveta Kakar
Anthony Macchiarulo
Jessie Montgomery
Lina Noel
Nicky Ordway
Jeff Peretz
Jerrel Peterson
Alexandra Romero
Adrian Ross
Kara Saxon
Peter F. G. Schuur
Tatiana Serafin
Tony Shepherd
Felipe Toews
Barbara Tracy
Advisory Council
Rosanne Cash
Ray Chew
Lisa Collazo-Torres
Barbara E. Field
Annabelle Garrett
Philip Glass
David M. Huggin, Chairman Emeritus
Scott Jacoby
David Lang
Joseph LeDoux
Erik Lindauer
Arturo O'Farrill
Debra Simon
as of March 12, 2026
Barbara E. Field Chamber Music Spring Concert
Six Duos de R. Schumann for two violins and piano
IV. Non troppo presto
Robert Schumann/Alfredo d’Ambrosio
Hana Fujitaka, violin
Saylor Creswell, violin
Opal Garg, piano
Trio in F major, A. 507
I. Larghetto
Gaetano Donizetti
Jackson Bourbeau, flute
Joshua Lau, double bass
Aïa Moallemi-Skaf, piano
Trio in A minor, Op. 23
Ian Deterling
Sofia Gabrielsen, clarinet
Leela Lakdawala, viola
Éloïse Golden, cello
Petite Suite
V. Bourrée
VI. Giga
Joseph Bologne
Chevalier de Saint-George
Mei-Mei Hoffman, violin
Max Bijaoui, violin
Olivia Pan, piano
Sarabande & Variations in C major
I. Sarabande
III. Variation
Johann Sebastian Bach
arr. Mike Magatagan
Aimée Golden, guitar
Phoebe Kim, flute
Grace Park, violin
Harvest Dance
Ernst Schneider
Yongyi Chen, violin
Ruby Elliott, violin
Archisman Maiti, piano
Terzettino
Carl Maria von Weber
Oasis Lee Choy, violin
Julian Siwula, cello
Layla Chen, piano
Sieben Phantasiestücke, Op. 57, Heft 1
VII. Etwas bewegt
Robert Fuchs
Isabella Chen, violin
Seiji Brod, viola
Marco Mendez, piano
Trio in G major, Hob.IV:2, Andante - Allegro "London Trio"
Joseph Haydn
Skylar Bourbeau, flute
Eloisa Park, violin
Eden Kim, cello
Trio No. 2
III. Allegro alla militare
Ladislao Gabrielli
Kazuma Matsumoto, violin
Michael Flanagan, violin
Daria Fagan, piano
Sieben Phantasiestücke, Op. 57, Heft 1
VI. Lebhaft, zart
Robert Fuchs
Guadalupe Cohen, violin
Esme O’Donnell, viola
Ruby Freda, piano
Twelve Duets, K. 487
XII. Allegro - Andante
VI. Menuetto
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Isabelle Yang, flute
Sana Sira Kawasaki, guitar
Sechs Miniaturen für Flöte, violine und Klavier
I. Behaglich
II. Übermütig
V. Lieblich
Rainer Effenberg
Robert Yang, flute
Anika Biklen, violin
Audrey O’Neill, piano
Trio No. 1 in B-flat, K. 254 (Divertimento)
III. Rondo – Tempo di menuetto
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Kiran Soemardjo, violin
Anya Zubek, cello
Jason Chan, piano
Faculty
Vanessa May-lok Lee, department chair
José Pietri-Coimbre
Inna Langerman
Ina Litera
Robert Papacica
Marc Ponthus
Joy Yamaguchi
Spring String 'Stravaganza
Bass students of Troy Rinker
Song of The Volga Boatmen
Russian Folk Song
arr. George Vance
The Happy Bass Player
Winston Jack Budrow
Cello repertoire and partner classes of Luis Mercado,
Troy Stuart, and Shanda Wooley
Theme from Three Body Problem
Ramin Djawadi
Allegro from Sonata in E minor
Antonio Vivaldi
Gavotte
Jean-Baptiste Lully
Chorus from Judas Maccabaeus
George Frideric Handel
Minuet No. 2
Johann Sebastian Bach
French Folk Song
Folk Song
Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star:
Variation A and Theme
Shinichi Suzuki
Viola repertoire and partner classes of Sara Dudley and
Ina Litera
Bohemian Folk Song
Anonymous
Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star:
Variation E and Theme
Shinichi Suzuki
Violin repertoire and partner classes of Megan Atchley,
Sara Dudley, Kira Hall,
Melanie Haskins, Chiu-Chen Liu, Allison McNeal, Joy Yamaguchi, and Lindsey Zagorodnev
Country Dance
Peter Martin
Minuet No. 3
Johann Sebastian Bach
arr. Christian Petzold
Bourree
George Frideric Handel
Long, Long Ago
Thomas Haynes Bayly
Minuet No. 1
Johann Sebastian Bach
Etude
Shinichi Suzuki
Andantino
Shinichi Suzuki
Allegro
Shinichi Suzuki
Go Tell Aunt Rhody
Traditional
All String Students
Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star:
Variation A, B, D and Theme
Shinichi Suzuki
A special thanks to Sandra F. Kaplan, piano
Rosters
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Kaiya Hadiatmodjo
Otis Kim
Carolina Kondas
Joshua Lau
Fermín Perez-Ruiz
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Benjamin Bijaoui
Edith Bressack
Vik Brunink
Bruce Chien
Elena Chirinos
Amber Chung
Adam Cole-Schreiber
Josette Cornillon
Michael Fung
Éloïse Golden
Jasper Hall-Zibble
Soha Hashim
Julien Hendricks
Hildegard Holland Watter
Grayson MacNamara
Kaze Myers
Joshua Pau
Arha Aparajita Rashat
Lyon Sibley
Julian Siwula
Kaity So
Roman Spanolick
Noa Kai Springer Campbell
Max Strand
Colin Sweeney Taylor
Anya Zubek
Lauren Zuo
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Aila Ahlgren
Jana Dimitrijevic
Kwung Ping Sibley
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Farzad Alauddin
Ray Anderson
Miles Auyeung
Arjun Babbar-Uyanik
Chloe Borrero
Leonard Brown
Nara Bruskin
Matilda Buckmaster
Camila Campbell
Yong Yi Chen
Ramon Cohen
Timothy Colon
Lalo de Lucena
Nkosi Deane
Olivia Duong
Eri Eduafo
Yaretzi Esquivel -Rivero
Devin Feeney
Andrea Feng
Lemon Fragola Wolf
Renma Fujita-Huynh
Robert Jr. Gee
Eli Gonche
Sophia Gossels
Anya Gotua
Layla Handelman
Albert He
Henry He
Isabella He
Alessio Hendricks
Eleanor Huang
Catherine Jiang
Raaghav Karandikar
Isabella Lam
Carson Lee
Derek Leung
Jacob Li
Ophia Li
Amber Lin
Justin Lin
Max Liu
Aayushman Maiti
Anabel Minaya
Isabella Montilla
Eleanor O'Connor
Lyanna Olarte
Aurora Ordway
David Ordway
Veda Paul
Corinne Pevnick
Rose Rader
Zoey Ruiz
Kara Salazar
George Sanchez-Arevalo
Miro Schachter
Harris Segal
Ellery Shalenberg
Hartley Laila Shen
Arlo Wei Skuldt
Hemingway Smith
Lincoln Smith
Diana Sun
Aurelia Sun-Bleiberg
Ziyi Tan
Anthien (Max) Trans
Olivia Vasu
Kaylee Vidal
Iris Wang
Hao Cheng Wei
Alice Wu
Amber Xu
Jacob Yam
Laris Yam
Celine Yang
Cosie Yang
Janea Yang
Yang (Chase) Zhang
Zheyang Zhang
Jayden Zhao
Aileen Zheng
Kristina Zheng
Rock Bands Spring Concert
The Fabulous Six
In My Life
The Beatles
Teenage Dirtbag
Wheatus
Upside
Say It Ain’t So
Weezer
Let Down
Radiohead
Top Ramen
Zombie
The Cranberries
Rainbow in the Dark
Dio
Kiss The Mic
Origami
The Rare Occasions
Hysteria
Muse
Friend of a Friend
Dreams
The Cranberries
Tangerine
Led Zeppelin
Excalibur
The Adults Are Talking
The Strokes
I’d Rather Go Blind
Etta James
The Track Fires
Higher Ground
Stevie Wonder
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Just
Radiohead
Perfect Fifth
Down Under
Men At Work
Love Shack
The B-52s
Roster
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Coached by Robert Papacica
Mildred Rockey, vocals
Temujin Desmond, guitar
Indigo Zoric-Lee, guitar
Miyad Tuweiq, keyboard
Max Hussein Robins, drums
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Coached by Bryan Vargas
Camille Hunkele, guitar & lead vocals
Zeana Pahwa, guitar & lead vocals
Wyatt Hungerbuehler, keyboards & lead vocals
Bryan Vargas, bass & vocals
Olumide Oshunrinde, drums
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Coached by Bryan Vargas
Daria Fagan, lead vocals
Julia Hartasanchez Rosales, violin
Calvin Kruse, guitar
Luther Kruse, guitar
Bulat Zakirov-Schechter, guitar
Rhea Lee, bass
Anan Barak, drums
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Coached by Alejandro Flórez
Julian Palmer, guitar & vocals
Neko Geyer-Anderson, keyboard
Moss Geyer-Anderson, keyboard
Felipe Cruz, bass
Beau Estreich, drums
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Coached by Bryan Vargas
Aaliya Rickicki, lead vocals & acoustic guitar
Zev Diskin, guitar
Akiko Ikeda, guitar
Cassel La Rocco, guitar
Khacy Lynch, keyboards
Bryan Vargas, bass & vocals
Roxy Goodman, drums
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Coached by Bryan Vargas
Lola Hollander, lead vocals
Rain Barak, guitar & lead vocals
Olivia Pan, guitar
Bryan Vargas, bass
Ezzie Tekippe-Warsett, drums
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Coached by Bryan Vargas
Tullia Fagan, lead vocals
Pablo Garces Kiley, guitar
Connor Whelan, guitar
Ora Barak, bass & backing vocals
Alice Jolly, drums
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Coached by Bryan Vargas
Arwen Monzon-Sanders, lead vocals
Ash Sowler, accordion & vocals
Donovan Monzon-Sanders, keyboards
Jonah Lew, guitar
Bryan Vargas, bass
Hawke Lindberg, drums
Jazz Spring Concert
Wednesday 5:00 Ensemble
Now’s The Time
Charlie Parker
Vitamin T
Neal Kirkwood
Mr. Eclectic
Laufey
Watermelon Man
Herbie Hancock
Vocal Trio
Mood Indigo
Duke Ellington
Lyrics by Irving Mills
Arwen Monzón-Sanders, voice
Nina Rennie, voice
Zi Shan He, voice
Wednesday 6:00 Ensemble
Tenor Madness
Sonny Rollins
Within A Dream
Neal Kirkwood
Nina Rennie, voice
On The Sunny Side Of The Street
Jimmy McHugh
Dorothy Fields
Why Did I Choose You
Michael Leonard
Sabor
Joao Donato
Saturday 1:30 Ensemble
Mulch
Andrew Tavern
Agua De Beber
Antônio Carlos Jobim
September in the Rain
Harry Warren
Al Dubin
Gotas De Jasmin
Neal Kirkwood
Cecilia Engelhart
Ella Wang, flute
Mahjong
Wayne Shorter
Roster
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Zi Shan He, voice
Ella Wang, flute
Emma Madison, trumpet
Cooper Wang, trombone
Nina Rennie, piano, voice
Soren Brooker, piano, vibes, trumpet
Desmond Berman, piano, vibes
Lucia Oganesyan, bass
Matthaios Cruickshank, drums
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Zi Shan He, voice
Georgia Quill, alto sax
Elroy Solondz, tenor sax
Sebastian Askew, piano
Azuka Corona, bass
Pasha Chefer, drums
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Arwen Monzón-Sanders, voice
Ella Charen, alto sax
Nate Appelbaum, guitar
Barnabas Lin, piano, vibes
Kai Nunziata, piano, vibes
Andrew Tavern, bass
Pasha Chefer, drums
Adult Small Ensembles Spring Concert
Trio-Suite
III. Gavotte
Hans von Koessler
Robyn Creswell, violin
Millicent Essandoh-Bergwerk, viola
Sinhye Kim, piano
Quartet No.2 in D major
III. Notturno. Andante
Alexander Borodin
Raoul Bhavnani, violin
Nancy Morgan, violin
Robert Rosenlund, viola
Steve Wylie, cello
Divertimento in C major, Hob IV:1, London Trio No. 1
II. Andante
Divertimento in G Major, Hob. IV:4, London Trio No. 4
Franz Joseph Haydn
Brook Gesser, flute
Jane Park, flute
Celeste Newman, cello
Divertimento No. 4, KV 439b
V. Allegretto (Rondo)
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
arr. Peter Martin
Cecila Biagini, violin
Adam Fredericks, violin
Willa Barth, cello
Trio Sonata in G minor, Op. 2, No. 7 (HWV 391) for two violins and piano
I. Andante – Allegro
George Frideric Handel
Katherine Bloomer, violin
Wendy Chatman, violin
Ashley Cheung, piano
Trio in E flat, Op. 10, No. 5
I. Allegro
Johann Baptist Vaňhal
Sandrine Margolis, clarinet
Katherine Ross, violin
Karen Copeland, piano
Suite for Flute and Jazz Piano Trio
I. Baroque and Blue
Claude Bolling
Stephanie Klapper, flute
Jean Schwartz, bass
Joëlle Skaf, piano
Sonate pour flûte et piano, FP 164
I. Allegro Malincolico
Francis Poulenc
Alexander Kozai-McNally, flute
Jeffrey Sussman, piano
Adult Chamber Music Faculty
Vanessa May-lok Lee, department chair
Eric Eaton
Ina Litera
Alexander Wu
Joy Yamaguchi
Adult Rock Spring Concert
Psychedelic Stomp
Come Together
The Beatles
I Want to Break Free
Queen
Rebel Rebel
David Bowie
7 PM Band
Everlong
Foo Fighters
Black Coffee in Bed
Squeeze
Fortress
Queens of the Stone Age
Roster
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Bryan Vargas - instructor
Yvonne Curry - drums
Lev Garfein - bass, violin, & vocals
Sarah Gordon - bass
Valerie Lewis - keys
Yohanna Sowler - guitar & vocals
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Bryan Vargas - instructor
Ashly Badgett - bass & drums
Lisa Byala - vocals
Bryce McDonnell - bass, drums, & vocals
Dylan Montal - guitar
Ralph Perricelli - guitar & vocals
Aaron Simon - guitar & keys
Doug Stein - keys, bass, & vocals
Adult Jazz Spring Concert
Adult Jazz I
There Will Never Be Another You
Harry Warren
Ring Dem Bells
Duke Ellington
Someday My Prince Will Come
Frank Churchill
Only Trust Your Heart
Benny Carter & Sammy Cahn
All of Me
Seymour Simons & Gerald Marks
Adult Jazz II
Walkin’ and Swingin’
Mary Lou Williams
Jean de Fleur
Grant Green
Ran Kan Kan
Tito Puente
Fotografia
Antonio Carlos Jobim
Yesterdays
Jerome Kern
Roster
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David Moreno, director
Ann Chusid, flute
Auchee Lee, flute
Janice Bitet, clarinet
Ibes Gonzalez, alto saxophone
Nelson Olivo, bass clarinet
Thomas Marshall, tuba
Michael Featherstone, guitar
Sona Cohen, piano
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Neal Kirkwood, director
Brandon Tesh, alto sax
Yves Duboin, tenor sax
Nelson Olivo, alto and baritone sax
Jeffrey Constantino, trumpet
Peter Flint, accordion
Fran Vogel, piano
Jim Corter, bass
Hein Holtkamp, drums
Piano Certificate Program High Honors Concert
Little Playmates
Franz Xaver Chwatal
Neema Connoll-Casolari
Giraffe
Teresa Richert
Darya Greengard
The Juggler
Nancy Faber
Elena Lee
Owl in the Night
Catherine Rollin
Zoe Lee
Barefoot On The Beach
Anne Crosby Gaudet
Penelope Nardone
Top Floor
James Bastien
Jasper Pan
Lightly Row
Traditional
Estelle Yx
Sneaky Sam
Melody Bober
Xóchitl Cañedo Roach
Goodbye to Winter
Folk Song
Fox Enders
Sneaky Business
Martha Mier
Max Chong
Go Tell Aunt Rhody
Folk
Jylan Khalifa
Allegretto 1
Carl Czerny
Elena Masumoto
Roda
Oscar Lorenzo Fernández
Louis Ren
Happy Farmer
Robert Schumann
Keiko Gerke
Gilman Polonaise in G minor
Frédéric Chopin
Sophia Hilsenrad
Angelfish
Anne Crosby Gaudet
Osatohanmwen Yamasaki
German Dance in D Major
Franz Joseph Haydn
Evelyn Jiang
Breezy
Christopher Norton
Wesley Huang
Minuet in A Minor
Henry Purcell
Tina Long
Crocodile Tears
Christine Donkin
Noa Massera
Downright Happy Rag
Martha Mier
Vivian Wu
Holiday Parade
Rhonda Bennett
Timothy Colon
Musette
Johann Sebastian Bach
Isaac Lui
Rigadoon in A Minor
William Babell
Ivan Chen
March in D Major
Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach
Marvin Just
Sunset at the Beach
Kevin Olson
Aïa Moallemi-Skaf
Harmonics
Béla Bartók
Daria Fagan
Sonatina Op. 55, No. 3
I. Allegro con spirito
Friedrich Kuhlau
Stella Pugliese
Winter Scene
William L. Gillock
Emma Lin
Prelude in C
Johann Sebastian Bach
Nathaniel Rodman
Moment Musicaux, Op 94, No. 3 in F minor D780
Franz Schubert
Chenyi Fang
Nocturne in C-sharp minor Op. Posthumous
Frédéric Chopin
Emmet Shalenberg
Mischievous Mouse
Vincent Ho
Idan Barziv
Etude in C Major
H. Leslie Adams
Hana Fujitaka
Atrahente (Polka)
Francisca Gonzaga
Grace Chen
Nocturne in F minor
Frédéric Chopin
Helen Ye
Fantasie Impromptu
Frederic Chopin
Sonia Baranoff
Sonata in D minor
Dominico Scarlatti
Insa Akcoglu
L’isle joyeuse
Claude Debussy
Andrew Yu
Prelude and Concert Band Spring Concert
Champion Fanfare
David Samuel
Celtic Air and Dance
Michael Sweeney
Tender Waltz from Mini Suite for Band
Morton Gould
Featuring Ao Katagami and Belen Sudhinaraset, flutes
Guardians
Adrian B. Sims
Lightning!
Todd Stalter
Third Street Prelude Band and Concert Band Personnel
Flute
Ao Katagami
Joon Lee
Belen Sudhinaraset
Clarinet
Camilla Lichter
Alto Saxophone
Quentin Fyans Jimenez
Ryan Lin
Trumpet
Dylan Cole-Schreiber
Emma DeJesus
Henry Glantz
Percussion
John Lyons
Saturday Orchestras Spring Concert
Overture Orchestra
Cady Finlayson, Conductor
Accompanied by Sandra F. Kaplan, piano
Ping Pong Pluck
Stephen Chin
Valse Elegante
Stephen Chin
Ready...Set...Fiddle!
Stephen Chin
Con Spirito Orchestra
Steven Rochen, conductor
Sword Dance
Thoinot Arbeau
arr. Bob Phillips
A Cello Rondo
M. L. Daniels
Terra Nova
Richard Meyer
Sinfonia Orchestra
Steven Rochen, conductor
Tanzun
Johann Ernst Galliard
arr. Kathy Fishburn & Virginia Luman
Proclamation, Interlude & Conclusion
Peter Martin
Sinfonia in D
Johann Stamitz
Philharmonia Orchestra
Eric Mahl, conductor
Symphony No. 1
I. Un poco sostenuto — Allegro – Meno allegro
II. Andante sostenuto
III. Un poco allegretto e grazioso
IV. Adagio — Più andante — Allegro non troppo, ma con brio – Più allegro
Johannes Brahms
Roster
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Conducted by Cady Finlayson
VIOLIN
Annie Wu*
Eri Eduafo
Parsa Edalati
Nur Halperin
Alessio Hendricks
Carson Lee
Elise Lee
Derek Leung
Neko Lin
Aurora Ordway
Ivy Richert-Wang
Sejal Seth
Hemingway Smith
Adelyn Tang
VIOLA
Aila Ahlgren
CELLO
Olivia Handelman
Soha Hashim
Grayson MacNamara
Colin Sweeney Taylor
Zephyr Vaubel
BASS
Bella Chian
Kaiya Hadiatmodjo
Fermín Perez-Ruiz
Featuring Idris Uhrmacher, guest percussionist
*Concertmaster
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Steven Rochen, conductor
VIOLIN I
Aileen Zheng
Aria McLeod
Celine Yang
Leonard Brown
Mingrui Zhu
Violet Dulin
VIOLIN II
Andrea Feng
Maximilian Richert-Wang
Harper Jimenez
Fay Tan
Celine Lee
Veda Paul
CELLO
Evander Vaubel
Holden Spanolick
Hunter Irwin
Julian Siwula
Theo Paskowitz
BASS
Fermín Perez-Ruiz
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Steven Rochen, conductor
VIOLIN I
Fritz Shettle
Janea Yang
Maximian Radin
Minoru Kole
Olivia Loo
Ophia Li
Saylor Creswell
Su Lee
VIOLIN II
Akira Toews
Chloe Loo
Cameron Moy
Nico Creswell
Ryan Saleem
VIOLA
Luna Novitzki
CELLO
Jack Juback
Joshua Pau
Lauren Zuo
Max Strand
BASS
Lucia Oganesyan
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Eric Mahl, conductor
VIOLIN I
Anouk Gontarczyk**
Iloa Biagini-Rosenbaum
Spencer Sebestyen
Kiran Soemardjo
Adyn Konigsberg
Sol Scheindlin
Clara Sue
VIOLIN II
Hana Fujitaka*
Insa Akcoglu
Reyd Brenner
Braden Anderle
Max Bijauoi
CELLO
Kaity So*
Any Zubek
BASS
Jean Schwartz*
FLUTE
Susan Neuffer*
CLARINET
Marni Rosner*
Thomas Lewis
TROMBONE
Xerxes Dabhoiwala-Marolia
TIMPANI
Idris Uhrmacher
**Concermaster
*Principal
Piano Certificate Program Honors Concert
Pumpkin Boogie
Nancy Faber & Randall Faber
Yuriy Gordon
Ecossaise
Johann Nepomuk Hummel
Lorik Gjoka
Frolicking
Herman Beren
Lola Messina-Zimmerman
Starfish at Night
Anne Crosby Gaudet
Raymond Lin
Marching Trumpets
Boris Berlin
Anna Hewryk
Melody in C
Félix Le Couppey
Barak Cole-Schreiber
Ukrainian Folk Song
Ludwig van Beethoven
Julian Hewryk
Arabesque
Friedrich Burgmüller
Charlize Lozano
Teapot Invention
Andrew Markow
Aden Huang
Arabesque
Claude Debussy
Seilen Nakamura
Song of the Mermaid
William L. Gillock
Leiko Yam
Minuet in G Minor
Johann Sebastian Bach
Dylan Cole-Schreiber
Waltz
Dmitri Kabalevsky
Jessica Ruan
Air in D Minor, HWV 461
George Frideric Handel
Kyle Chen
The Avalanche Op. 45 No. 2
Stephen Heller
Apollo Kim
Moto Perpetuo
Tom Gerou
Archisman Maiti
Etude Op 25, No.1
Frederic Chopin
Gabriella Hilsenrad
Stowe C. Phelps Annual Concert
Romanian Folk Dances
I. Joc cu bâtǎ
V. Poargǎ Românească
VI. Mâruntel
Béla Bartók
arr. Zoltan Székely
Kazuma Matsumoto, violin
Cuckoo
Traditional
Mahoro Waki, flute
Happy Farmer
Robert Schumann
Keiko Gerke, piano
Minuet
Luigi Boccherini
Nina Holland, clarinet
C’est moi
Frédéric Loewe
Miles Mason, voice
Imagine
John Lennon
Aurora Ordway, violin
Keiko Gerke, piano
Guárdame las vacas
Luis de Narváez
Isla Dalmas, guitar
Lady
D'Angelo
Yvonne Curry’s Advanced Tap Class
Esther Finger, Jack Landa, Yasmin Loebis
Minuets from Suite No.1 in G Major for unaccompanied cello
Johann Sebastian Bach
Max Strand, cello
Sechs Miniaturen für Flöte, violine und Klavier
II. Übermütig (Exuberant)
V. Lieblich (Lovely)
Rainer Effenberg
Robert Yang, flute
Anika Biklen, violin
Audrey O'Neill, piano
Sonatina in C Major, Op. 36 No. 3, Mvt. I
Muzio Clementi
Daria Fagan, piano
Bohemian Folk Song
Anonymous
Aila Ahlgren, viola
Carnival of Venice: Theme and Variations
Paul-Agricole Génin
Nina Gómez de Llarena, flute
Lush Life
Billy Strayhorn
Beau Gray, guitar
Paper Bag
Fiona Apple
Aaliya Rickicki, voice
Für Elise
Ludwig van Beethoven
Ella Legasto, piano
Polish Dance
Edmund Severn
Michael Flanagan, violin
Within a Dream
Neal Kirkwood
Zi Shan He, voice
Nina Rennie, voice
Georgia Quill, alto sax
Elroy Solondz, tenor sax
Sebastian Askew, piano
Azuka Corona, bass
Dean Driver, drums
Esmeralda Variation from the Ballet La Esmeralda
Music by Cesare Pugni
Choreography by Marius Petipa
Savannah Torres, dance
Pretty Funny
Benj Pasek & Justin Paul
Ivette Tavares, voice
Sicilienne
Johann Sebastian Bach
arr. Mack Wilberg
Piano ensemble
Kaity So, Hana Fujitaka, Sonia Baranoff, Josefa Lubelski
Beautiful Little Fool
Jason Howland & Nathan Tysen
Zi Shan He, voice
Sieben Phantasiestücke, Op. 57, Heft 1
VI. Lebhaft, zart (Lively, delicate)
Robert Fuchs
Guadalupe Cohen, violin
Esme O’Donnell, viola
Ruby Freda, piano
Impromptu No. 2 in E‑flat Major, Op. 90
Franz Schubert
Hana Fujitaka, piano
Creo en mí
Natalia Jiménez
Arwen Monzon‑Sanders, voice
I’m a Star
Baby I’m a Star by Prince
Deena Parrilla’s Dance Fusion Class
Calista Cheung, Kendall Cheung, Gabi Flaum, Kaiya Hadiatmodjo, Oliya Knight, Lyla Luise, Mila Pryjmak, Ava Riccio, Nora Rozan, Joshua Selke, Naomi Solari, AnnaSophia Steidell
Cliffs of Dover
Eric Johnson
Pablo Garcés Kiley, guitar
A special thanks to Sandra F. Kaplan & Teodora Stepančić for piano accompaniment
From the studios of
Valeska Cambron, Claire Chan,
Yvonne Curry, Alejandro Florez,
Joan Forsyth, Susan Friedlander,
Cara Gargano, Neal Kirkwood, Paul Kim, Yvonne Lau, Vanessa May-lok Lee,
Lily Librach, Ina Litera, Chiu‑Chen Liu, David Moreno, Halie Morris, Jeff Nichols, Deena Parrilla, José Pietri-Coimbre,
Marc Ponthus, Steven Rochen, Katie Seiler, Bryan Vargas
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Third Street Music School Settlement’s Annual Concert was named in honor of Stowe C. Phelps in 1995 to convey Third Street’s appreciation of and deep gratitude for his service to the School.
Stowe was a member of Third Street’s Board of Directors for more than 30 years, serving as both President and Chairman, and then as Chairman Emeritus until he passed away in 2013.
Stowe’s support and guidance set the standard of what a good board member should be and should do. His leadership was marked by extraordinary diligence, care and joy.
For Stowe Phelps, Third Street’s students always came first. In recognition of his enduring commitment to these young people, to their well-being and to the development of their artistry and creativity, Third Street named this concert—traditionally the performing highlight of the year—in his honor.
The following words, written by Stowe decades ago, still ring true today:
Listening and viewing are totally different experiences from actually putting fingers on the keyboard, drawing a bow over a string, blowing a horn, or tapping a xylophone. They are different from applying paint with a brush to paper, or shapinga piece of clay. Sitting and watching a ballet, no matter how inspirational, cannot be compared to the revelation of moving, leaping, pirouetting, reaching, and turning one’s awkward body into an instrument capable of expressing beauty and aspiration. To enroll at Third Street is to engage in these discoveries. It is an active, personal experience of growth. And we believe that this rare, precious, challenging, and meaningful opportunity is the essence of Third Street.
Composition Recital
A Game of Truth and Deceit
Anna Flanagan
Anna Flanagan, piano
The Great Song
Elliott Ettinger
Elliott Ettinger, piano
Three Month Summer
Michael Flanagan
Michael Flanagan, violin
Fantasy
Kaity So
Kaity So, piano
Suite for Clarinet and Bassoon
Russel Lee
Bird Song
Layla Chen
Rivers
Ella Legasto
Fairytale
Sera Kim
Glitching Palace
Anna Flanagan
Rainstorm
Kaity So
The Storm
Insa Akcoglu
Dreams
Opal Garg
Remote
I.
II. Lament Over Broken Remote
III. Rage Over a Lost Remote
Helen Ye
After Dusk
Idris Sze‑Siddique
Divertimenti
Quintet for Piano and Winds
Zerxes Dabhoiwala‑Marolia
Megan Woytyla, Oboe
Ford Fourqurean, Clarinet
Miguel Posadas, Bassoon
Noah Fotis, Horn
Katherine Miller, Piano
Senior Night
Lets Straighten It Out
Overton Vertis Wright
Jack Landa, tap dance
Esther Finger, tap dance
Piano Sonata No. 8 in C minor, Op. 13 (Sonata Pathétique)
II. Adagio Cantabile
Ludwig van Beethoven
Vanessa Lee, piano
Waltz in B minor Op. 69, No. 2
Frederick Chopin
Victoria Roberts, piano
Paint By Numbers
Harry Styles
Dhara Shridharani, piano & voice
Etude Op. 25, No. 1
Frederic Chopin
Gabriella Hilsenrad, piano
Le Coucou
Louis-Claude Daquin
Ophelia Jiang, piano
On Green Dolphin Street
Bronisław Kaper
Owen Grace, trumpet
Kai Nunziata, piano
Alla Turca Jazz (Fantasia on the Rondo)
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
arr. Fazil Say
Benjamin Reutens, piano
Imagine
John Lennon
Katia Rubakha, piano & voice
La Esmeralda
Cesarean Pugni
Savannah Torres, dance
From the studios of Jiayin Shen, Joan Forsyth, Yvonne Curry, Michiyo Morikawa, Jiayin Shen , Neal Kirkwood, Valeska Cambron, Cara Gargano
Third Street Concerto Competition Concert
ISO at Third Street Carnegie Hill Orchestra
Branle des Chevaulx
Thoinot Arbeau
arr. Martin Watson
Huapango
Peter Martin
arr. Steven Rochen
ISO at Third Street Symphony Orchestra
Carnival Overture, Op. 92
Antonin Dvorak
Concerto No. 2 for Piano and Orchestra, Op. 102
Dmitri Shostakovich
I. Allegro
Helen Ye, Piano
Piano Concerto in D Major, H.XVIII: 11
Franz Joseph Haydn
I. Vivace
Opal Garg, Piano
Oboe Concerto No. 2, Op. 9
Tomaso Albinoni
I. Allegro e non Presto
Ravi Hasegawa, Oboe
Cello Concerto in C Major, H.VIIb: 1
Franz Joseph Haydn
I. Allegro molto
Emma Walker, Cello
Suite from the Opera “Der Rosenkavalier”, Op. 59
Richard Strauss
Meet The Soloists
Helen Ye started learning the piano at the age of 4 with Yvonne Lau, but she currently studies with Bryan Ojeda at Third Street.
She has played in venues such as Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall and taken masterclasses with pianists like Jeffery Biegel and Jared Dunn.
Helen is a sophomore at Brooklyn Technical High School in New York City and has played violin, viola, and piano for five orchestras in said school.
In her spare time, she likes to learn about mechanical physics, spend her free periods in Tech’s orchestra room, speedcube, and drink coffee.
Helen is currently working on a variety of composers such as Chopin, Bach, and wants to play Rachmaninoff.
Opal Garg began learning piano at age 4 with Joan Forsyth at Third Street Music School.
An EDA McFarlane Clark Piano Honors student, she also studies theory, composition and chamber music, and performs regularly in concerts, masterclasses, festivals, and charitable events. Opal has appeared as a soloist at Weill Recital Hall, Steinway Hall, Merkin Hall, Leonard Nimoy Thalia theater and Ventfort Hall, and performed with her chamber music ensembles at Weill Recital Hall and Merkin Hall. For four consecutive years through 2025 she was a featured soloist at Stowe C. Phelps Annual Concert, which is Third Street’s traditional performance highlight of the year.
She won State Award for each of the three RCM Piano Certificate Exams she took during an 18-month period in 2023 and 2024. In 2025 she won top prizes at the Honors Program competition of Piano Teachers Congress of New York and made her orchestral debut under the baton of Victoria Bond at Classical Cool! The Village Trip family concert hosted by Nina Bernstein Simmons.
An avid reader, writer and S.T.E.M. enthusiast, Opal attends The Spence School and enjoys a range of academic, creative and athletic interests besides music.
Ravi Hasegawa was born and raised in Brooklyn, New York, and has been playing the oboe since the age of eleven.
She is currently principal oboist of the ISO at the Third Street Symphony Orchestra and studies with Dr. Lillian Copeland at the Manhattan School of Music Pre-College.
Ravi is a senior at Stuyvesant High School and looks forward to pursuing music in the future.
Outside of oboe, she enjoys writing, thrifting, and playing the piano.
Born in Chicago, Emma Walker started cello lessons at 4 years old with her mom, Dr. Lisa Walker, and has had masterclasses with Laurien Laufman.
She won the 2023 Concerto Competition at Luzerne Music Center in New York and placed second at the 2024 Forte International Music Competition in Brussels, Belgium. She was also a finalist in the 2025 Interlochen Concerto Competition and is now a 2026 Third Street Concerto Competition winner.
An international student and a Grade 8 ballerina, Emma has lived in Paris, Belgium, and Jamaica. She currently attends Special Music School in New York and studies cello with Jennifer Park.
ISO at Third Street Ensemble Members
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Steven Rochen, Conductor
Violin 1
Kazuma Matsumoto**
Benjamin Aptaker
Xavier Butler
Violin 2
Dia Luna Suarez-Goodman*
Miraya Belani
Cassidy Handler
Jiyu Kwak
Viola
Franklin Wheelock*
Logan Taylor
Zoe Ali
Cello
Alex Rozan*
Julien Hendricks
Emil Kayser
Rainer Evensen
Edward Jiang
Flute
Trinity Lamtan
Jakob Kayser
Joseph Coicaud-Zhang
Clarinet
Hannah Hyun
Trumpet
Leela Mehta
*Section Leader
**Concert Master
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Barry Stern, Conductor
Violin I
Zara Walker
Jayden An
Maggie Miao
Kelvin Lee
Elijah Jean-Bruce
Mizuki Hattori-Hamilton
Yuzuna Hattori-Hamilton
Yui Shundo
Veer Belani
Violin II
Sydney Zimmerman
Gloria Sarsgaard
Luke Tan
Lili Thivet
Ethan Kim
Julianne Li
Valentina Luppova
Elinor Kuramoto
Viola
Emmy Rno
Gareth Reis
Dana Wang
Matthew Yang
Cello
Hannah Lyons
Alfredas Leung
Emma Walker
Conrad Tofte
Ella Larsson
Anna Tsyganets
Kenneth Garcia
Jooahn Choe
Oboe
Ravi Hasegawa
Flute
Anjali LeDoux
Cielo Kiriyama*
Risa Aarlev
Geva Avnet
Alice Ghalem
Kaiden Lee
Clarinet
Sanaya Dastur
Ori Wosner
Bassoon
Christiaan Wilkes
Maddox Stacey-Garcia
French Horn
Wyatt Ogg
Aimee Goldstein**
Trumpet
Henry Gault
Jonathan Perez
Trombone
Sebastian Arciszewski
Ryan Lin
Christopher Tacuri
Ryan Yang
Percussion
Dejon Layne
Harp
Neve Glover
*Fridson Family Flute Chair
**Altman Family Chair
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ISO at Third Street Staff
Barry Stern, Director & Conductor
Page Silverman, Assistant Director & Conductor
Paul Corn, Conductor
Steven Rochen, Conductor
Marc Szammer, violin
Jessica Li, violin
Lindsey Zagorodnev, violin
Cassandra Gibson, viola
Jordan Bartow, cello
Mary Barto, woodwinds
Earl McIntyre, brass
Third Street Administrative Staff and Board of Directors
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE
Valerie G. Lewis, Anna-Maria Kellen Executive Director
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THIRD STREET PARTNERS
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Kelly Bran, Associate
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Patrick Pierre, Director
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Miles Bridgett, Security Guard
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Third Street Board of Directors
Peter Flint, Jr. Chair
Andrea DiPasquale, Vice President
Ariel Fausto, Vice President
Stan Sagner, Vice President
Rachna Shah, Vice President
Matthew Sperling, Vice President
Jason Reed, Treasurer
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Jerrel Peterson
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Kara Saxon
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Tatiana Serafin
Tony Shepherd
Felipe Toews
Barbara Tracy
Advisory Council
Rosanne Cash
Ray Chew
Lisa Collazo-Torres
Barbara E. Field
Annabelle Garrett
Philip Glass
David M. Huggin, Chairman Emeritus
Scott Jacoby
David Lang
Joseph LeDoux
Erik Lindauer
Arturo O'Farrill
Debra Simon
as of March 12, 2026
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Live Sounds: Neal Kirkwood
Sound Galleries, Neal Kirkwood
Three Descriptions of Surrealist Paintings, for violin and cello (1995)
I. The Persistence of Memory (Salvador Dali)
II. The Battle of the Potatoes (Rauol Michau)
III. Daybreak in Cayenne (Rene Magritte)
Claire Chan, violin
Shanda Wooley, cello
Three Descriptions of Cubist Paintings, for woodwind quintet (1987)
I. Village Landscape (Leger)
II. The Serenade (Picasso)
III. The Portuguese (Braque)
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Sydney Weiler, flute
Kamil Tarnawczyk, oboe
Maya Mueller, clarinet
Chanelle Junio, bassoon
Luis Montesdeoca, horn
Wild Beasts, for brass quintet (2013) *world premiere
I. The Turning Road (Derain)
II. Luxe, Calme, et Volupte (Matisse)
III. Landscape With Red Trees (Vlaminck)
IV.The Yellow Seacoast (Braque)
V. Le Bonheur de Vivre (Matisse)
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Caitlin Featherstone, trumpet
Oscar Thorp, trumpet
Ellie Conley, horn
Colin Babcock, trombone
Heather Ewer, tuba
The Dream, for jazz octet (1980) (Henri Rousseau)
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Matt Hong, baritone sax
Adam Kolker, soprano sax
Stephanie Ferguson, horn
Ron Horton, trumpet
Willie Applewhite, trombone
Jennifer Vincent, bass
Steve Johns, drums
Neal Kirkwood, piano
Three excerpts from Le Bateau Lavoir, suite for 21 instruments (2026) *world premiere
Inspired by the scene in Montmartre, Paris in the early 20th century. Le Bateau Lavoir was where Picasso lived and painted his “Les Demoiselles D’Avignon”
I. What Satie Sees, Strolling Ruefully
II. Interlude in the Form of the Bad Breath of a Dog
III. Picasso’s Demoiselles Dream of the Desire (at the end) of Time, After
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Conducted by Neal Kirkwood
Sydney Weiler, flute
Kami Tarnawczyk, oboe
Maya Mueller, clarinet
Chanelle Junio, bassoon
Matt Hong, alto sax, flute
Adam Kolker, tenor sax, soprano sax, alto flute
Luis Montesdeoca, horn
Ellie Conley, horn
Stephanie Ferguson, horn
Caitlin Featherstone, trumpet
Oscar Thorp, trumpet
Ron Horton, trumpet
Colin Babcock, trombone
Willie Applewhite, trombone
Heather Ewer, tuba
Tim Harrison, piano
Steve Johns, percussion
Diana Herold, percussion
Claire Chan, violin
Shanda Wooley, cello
Jennifer Vincent, bass
Piano Studio Spring Showcase
Three Pieces From Mikrokosmos
Béla Bartók
I. Bulgarian Rhythm
II. Canon In Inversion
III. Folk Song
Hana Fujitaka
Kaity So
Wade In The Water
Traditional Spiritual
Anna Flanagan
Apollo Kim
Stella Pugiliese
Christmas Day Secrets
Blanche Ray Alden
Maximus Rawlins
Looking Glass River
Nancy Faber & Randall Faber
Evan Guo
Kites In The Sky
Nancy Faber & Randall Faber
Emma Vimer
Dinosaur Stomp
Nancy Faber & Randall Faber
Josh Bagg
Cradle Song
Carl Maria von Weber
Wyatt Hungerbuehler
6up 5oh Cop-Out
Will Wood
Oleg Sanchez
Musette
Anonymous
Luca Gross
Spring
Joe Hisaishi
Seilen Nakamura
Roda
Oscar Lorenzo Fernández
Kate Guo
Sonatina In F Major
Ludwig Van Beethoven
I. Allegro
Emma Lin
Ivan Sings
Aram Khachaturian
Nathaniel Rodman
Musical Moment
Franz Schubert
Chenyi Fang
Polonaise In G Minor
Frédéric François Chopin
Sophia Hilsenrad Gillman
Libertango
Astor Piazzolla
arr. Giovanni Guerretti
Olivia Boruchowitz
Rondo-Toccata Op.60 No.4
Dmitry Kabalevsky
Ella Legasto
Intermezzo No 1 In E Minor
Manuel Ponce
Grace Chen
Solfeggietto
Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach
Alexander MacNamara
The Seasons
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
VI. June: Barcarolle
Donovan Monzon-Sanders
Overture from The Marriage of Figaro
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Gabriella Hilsenrad
Grace Chen
Insa Akcoglu
Overjoyed
Stevie Wonder
Sebastian Askew
Impromptu In Eb Major Op. 90, No 2
Franz Schubert
Hana Fujitaka
Concerto No. 2 for Piano and Orchestra, Op. 102
Dmitri Shostakovich
I. Allegro
Helen Ye, Piano
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Lilia Bigun
Melinda Faylor
Ming Fong
Joan Forsyth*
Mira Gill
Peter Groch
Lyn-Amelia Guo
Helen Jiang
Paul Kim
Neal Kirkwood
Agnieszka Kubeczko
Yvonne Lau
Vanessa May-lok Lee
Marcia Lewis
Chiu-Chen Liu
Michiyo Morikawa
Zane Myers
Emiko Ohara-Walsh
Bryan Ojeda-Chevres
Dana Pielet
Marc Ponthus
Jiayin Shen
Brianna Tang
Adam Tendler
Malissa Tong
Josefina Urraca
Andrew Wilson
Alexander Wu
*department chair
Live Sounds: Claire Chan and the Harlem Chamber Players
Source Code
Jesse Montgomery
Middleground
Shelley Washington
Perpetual Flux
Justine Chen
We The People
l. Perfect Union
ll. Justice
lll .Blessings of Liberty
lV. Domestic Tranquility
V. Perpetuity
Akua Dixon
Carbon Fiber String Quartet, Op. 50
l. AstroCrete
ll. Warmth
lll. Dark Matter
Lisa Ralia Heffter
ABOUT
The Harlem Chamber Players is an ethnically diverse collective of professional musicians dedicated to bringing high caliber, affordable, accessible live music to people in the Harlem community and beyond. Founded in 2008, The Harlem Chamber Players annually presents a rich season of formal live concerts, indoors, outdoors, and online. They also promote arts inclusion and equal access to the arts, bringing live music to underserved communities and promoting shared community arts and cultural engagement. The group was first inspired by the late Janet Wolfe, a long-time patron of minority musicians and founder of the NYC Housing Authority Symphony Orchestra. The Harlem Chamber Players have presented culturally relevant programs at numerous venues throughout the city and collaborated with many other arts organizations. The Harlem Chamber Players are also Artists-in-residence at the Harlem School of the Arts.
They have been featured on national radio on WQXR as well as The Greene Space at WQXR and WNYC. The Harlem Chamber Players have also been mentioned in articles in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, The Guardian, Musical America, and on NPR, NBC, and Here and Now on ABC. The Harlem Chamber Players were awarded the 2022 Sam Miller Award for the Performing Arts.
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Claire Chan, born in Detroit, graduated Magna Cum Laude from Brown University where she earned musical honors and a Sc.B. in Neuroscience. Changing course, she continued her studies on the violin at The Juilliard School. As a scholarship student of Joseph Fuchs, she completed both her master’s and doctoral degrees. She taught at the Juilliard School as an assistant to Professor Fuchs and the Juilliard String Quartet. Living in Beijing, she served on the faculty at the Central Conservatory and the Capital Normal University. Currently, she teaches at Third Street Music School Settlement and at the Chamber Music Center of New York. She performs as a member of The Harlem Chamber Players and The New York City Opera. An avid chamber musician, she has collaborated with several award-winning groups such as the Essex Quartet and the Beijing Quartet and Chamber Players. She also performed on Broadway as a company member of The Phantom of the Opera and Sweeney Todd orchestras. Claire has also appeared with varied artists as Sam Smith, 50 Cent, Katy Perry, Lady Gaga, Tony Bennet, Hall and Oates, Andrea Bocelli and Placido Domingo. She can be heard on labels of RCA Victor, Centaur, Convivium, Annsam, ESS.A.Y, and Death of Classical.
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A native of Los Angeles, violinist Ashley Horne has appeared as a soloist and chamber musician around the world. A graduate of the Juilliard School, he is known for his “bright tone and fine overall sense of style” (Dennis Rooney of The Strad Magazine). He has performed regularly with American Symphony Orchestra, Brooklyn Philharmonic, Bard Festival Orchestra, Westchester Symphony, West-Park Chamber Society, Gateways Music Festival, Dance Theatre of Harlem Orchestra and New York City Opera, as well as on Broadway’s The Scarlet Pimpernel, The Wild Party, Carousel, The Producers, and On the Town.
He has been the featured soloist and concertmaster of numerous ensembles, including The New Black Repertory Ensemble, The Antara Ensemble of NY, Cascade Festival Orchestra, and Aspen Young Artists Orchestra and has served as the music director of The Antara Ensemble. His recording of Henry Cowell’s Fiddler’s Jig with the Manhattan Chamber Orchestra can be heard on Koch International. Mr. Horne has been a recitalist at Lincoln Center’s Alice Tully Hall. Solo and chamber music performances have taken him to many interesting parts of the globe, such as Spain, Portugal, the Azores Islands, Odessa, and Istanbul.
Filmgoers can see Mr. Horne in Le Mozart Noir, the PBS documentary of violinist and composer Chevalier de Saint George, as well as in Eddie Murphy’s Coming to America. -
Violist William Frampton has been praised by critics for his “impressive” performances (The New York Times) and “a glowing amber tone” (The Boston Globe). Since his New York recital debut in 2009 at Carnegie Hall’s Weill Recital Hall, William has enjoyed a career of performances around the world as a chamber musician, soloist, and orchestral player. Highlights include over 100 performances with a string quartet led by Midori Goto in tours of Asia and North America, appearances as guest artist with Escher Quartet and Johannes Quartet, and world premieres of chamber music by J. Mark Stambaugh and a concerto by Peter Homans. William is Principal Viola of American Symphony Orchestra and Associate Musician with the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra.
He performs in the Broadway orchestras of Hamilton and The Lion King, and on film scores including Barbie, The Joker, West Side Story, The Greatest Showman, and The Girl on the Train.
William is Artistic Director of Music at Bunker Hill, a chamber music series in Southern New Jersey he co-founded in 2008 that brings five professional chamber music performances to Gloucester County, New Jersey every year. The community built as a result of Music Bunker Hill has brought regular collaborations with schools, libraries, orchestras, and civic organizations, contributing to the cultural life of Southern New Jersey. He has performed at festivals including Bard Summerscape, Verbier, and IMS Prussia Cove, and as soloist with conductors including Joseph Silverstein and David Hoose. He holds degrees from New England Conservatory and the Juilliard School, and studied with Kim Kashkashian, Samuel Rhodes, Choong-Jin Chang, and Byrnina Socolofsky. William teaches viola and chamber music at The College of New Jersey. -
Wayne Smith gave his recital debut at the Kennedy Center in 1996 and has appeared as soloist and chamber musician in the United States, Italy, Germany, Romania, Hungary, Austria, Poland, and China.
He is a frequent performer at Bargemusic and has appeared with the Orchestra of Saint Luke’s, the New Jersey Chamber Music Society, the Ritz Chamber Players, the Manhattan Chamber Players the National Chamber Orchestra, the Manhattan Chamber Orchestra, and the Princeton Chamber Symphony among other groups, and was a featured soloist on the PBS Series Musical Encounters. He has recorded and performed with such artists as Joe, Richard Smallwood, and the Spin Doctors’ Anthony Krizan, the Trans-Siberian Orchestra and the Moody Blues, and the orchestra for Sweeney Todd on Broadway. He has also enjoyed an active teaching career and was on the faculties of Amherst College, the Deerfield Academy, the Williston Northampton School, and Salisbury State University. He did his undergraduate studies at the Eastman School of Music with Steven Doane and his graduate studies at the University of Massachusetts Amherst with Astrid Schween.
New Horizons Spring Manitee
New Horizons Band Beginner Basics
Fran Vogel, Conductor
Zeuch Ein Zu Deinen Toren
Johann Sebastian Bach
H.G. Fugue In Two Parts
Harry Gee
Ai (Japanese for Love) - A Valentine Duet
David Mckeown
Bossa de Bastião
David Mckeown
Poker Face
Stefani Germanotta and Red One
New Horizons Evening Band
Oscar Thorp, conductor
Classical Overture: The Trout
Robert van Beringen
The Carnival of the Animals
Camille Saint-Saëns
arr. James Curnow
I. Introduction and Royal March of the Lions
II. The Elephant
III. The Swan
IV. Finale
Festivo
Vaclav Nelhybel
New Horizons Morning Band
Oscar Thorp, conductor
Cajun Folk Songs, Part I
Frank Ticheli
I. La Belle et le Capitaine
II. Belle
Old Home Days Suite
Charles Ives
arr. Jonathan Elkus
I. Waltz
II. The Opera House/Old Home Day
III. The Collection
IV. Slow March
V. London Bridge Is Fallen Down
Gershwin!
George Gershwin
arr. Warren Barker
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Fran Vogel, Conductor
Flute
Lauren Gee
Auchee Lee
Billy Lyles
Clarinet
Sylvia Feinman
Bass Clarinet
Nelson Olivo
Alto Horn
Jerry Alperstein
Piano
Stuart Pyle
Accordion
Mik Manenti
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Oscar Thorp, Conductor
Flute
Susanne Barkan
Auchee Lee
Clarinet
Janice Bitet
Judy Liu
Nan Tecotzky
Bass Clarinet
Cathy Carlson
Alto Saxophone
Victoria Brown
Richard D’Amico
Tenor Saxophone
Robert Rosenlund
Horn
Kathy Warren
Trumpet
John Battle
Ralph Larkin
Ronald Schwartz
Trombone
Fanny Chin
Bass
Jean Schwartz
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Oscar Thorp, Conductor
Flute
Marcy Einhorn
Lynn Hoogenboom
Auchee Lee
Susan Neuffer
Nan Tecotzky
Oboe
Randy Faria
Bassoon
Florence Buschke
Clarinet
Janice Bitet
Georgette Gestley
Elly Kover
Judy Liu
Mark Ragen
Jimmy Valentino
Marni Rosner
Bass Clarinet
Georgette Gestley
Alto Saxophone
Bette Pounds
Mark Ragen
Tenor Saxophone
Robert Rosenlund
Baritone Saxophone
Nelson Olivo
Trumpet
John Battle
Carlyle Leach
Jeffrey Nussbaum
Kathy Warren
Bass Trumpet
Jerry Alperstein
Trombone
Fanny Chin
Fiore DeMatteis
Euphonium
Tom Marshall
Percussion
Lisa Miller
Barbara E. Field Chamber Music Program Winter Concert
Trio Op. 54, No. 2
I. Allegro
Emil Söchting
Aimée Golden, guitar
Sana Sira Kawasaki, guitar
Julian Siwula, cello
Quartet in G major, Op. 5, No.2
I. Presto assai
II. Menuetto
Joseph Haydn
Jackson Bourbeau, flute
Saylor Creswell, violin
Esme O’Donnell, viola
Joshua Lau, double bass
Salomé Dance Scene
Elaine Fine
Sofia Gabrielsen, clarinet
Anika Biklen, violin
Éloïse Golden, cello
Olivia Pan, piano
Alpen-Zauber, Op. 156
Ludwig André
Isabelle Yang, flute
Mei-Mei Hoffman, violin
Ulysse Seferidis, violin
Marco Mendez, piano
Joyeux Reveil
Mel Bonis
Ruby Elliott, violin
Yongyi Chen, violin
Seiji Brod, viola
Alexander Rozan, cello
Audrey O’Neill, piano
Five Pieces
II. Gavotte
Dmitry Shostakovich
Grace Park, violin
Michael Flanagan, violin
Daria Fagan, piano
Serenata
Julius Eichberg
Aarush Bandreddi, violin
Max Bijaoui, violin
Kazuma Matsumoto, violin
Archisman Maiti, piano
Three Pieces
I. Wiegenlied (Lullaby)
II. Walzer (Waltz)
III. Scherz (Scerzo)
Manana Alpaidze
Robert Yang, flute
Isabella Chen, violin
Ruby Freda, piano
Piano Quartet in A minor, Op. 67
II. Vivo
Joaquín Turina
Olivia Lee, violin
Leela Lakdawala, viola
Piper Maneein, cello
Opal Garg, piano
Five Pieces
I. Badinage
II. Berceuse
César Cui
Phoebe Kim, flute
Nico Creswell, violin
Aïa Moallemi-Skaf, piano
Nocturne, Op. 66
Ernst Stahl
Skylar Bourbeau, flute
Hana Fujitaka, violin
Anya Zubek, cello
Lila Kennedy, piano
Piano Quartet No. 3 in C minor, Op. 60
II. Scherzo
Johannes Brahms
Kiran Soemardjo, violin
Nathaniel Lansky, viola
Eden Kim, cello
Jason Chan, piano
Faculty
Vanessa May-lok Lee, chair
Ina Litera
Inna Langerman
Robert Papacica
Marc Ponthus
Joy Yamaguchi
Suzuki Piano Performance
Program order to be announce on stage
The Monkey Song
Lou Majewski‑Lamar
Lou Majewski‑Lamar, piano
Lightly Row
Traditional
Iyar Ball, piano
Lightly Row
Traditional
Zahara Ball, piano
London Bridge
Traditional
Colette Pollak, piano
Ecossaise
Johann Nepomuk Hummel
Penelope Ng, piano
The Happy Farmer
Robert Schumann
Gene Everett Safdie, piano
The Bear
Vladimir Rebikov
Lorik Gjoka, piano
The Honeybee
Traditional
Atlas Brown, piano
Twinkle Twinkle Little Star
Shinichi Suzuki
Charlotte Peck, piano
Au Clair de la Lune
Traditional French
Fox Enders, piano
Lightly Row
Traditional
Neema Conoll Casolari, piano
French Children’s Song
Traditional
Elena Masumoto, piano
Arabesque
Johann Friedrich Burgmüller
Seilen Nakamura, piano
Chant Arabe, Allegretto I & II
Carl Czerny
Maximus Rawlins, piano
Short Story
Anton Lichner
Kieran Leung, piano
Go Tell Aunt Rhody
Traditional
Raina Shah, piano
Czerny Op. 849 No. 6
Carl Czerny
Vivian Lee, piano
Boat of Tai Lake
Emilie Lin
Louis Ren, piano
Little Dragon
Vincent Ho
Yael Schlesinger, piano
Playful Snakelets
Vincent Ho
Isaac Lui, piano
Dance of the Tiger Cubs
Vincent Ho
Julian Siwula, piano
Alla Turka
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Summer Yip, piano
Jasmine Flower
Traditional
Leia Wolinski, piano
Gadget Mahoney, piano
Ethan Singh, piano
Mia Bautista, piano
Jasmine Flower
Traditional
Sakura Pearson, piano
Skylar Chen, piano
Sielle Blue Pellegrino, piano
Maxwell Monaco, piano
Jasmine Flower
Traditional
Gavin Grant, piano
Angelina Cheng, piano
Isabella Cheng, piano
Aria Paik, piano
Alejandro Suarez, piano
Jasmine Flower
Traditional
Leilani Baptiste, piano
Jasmine Flower
Traditional
Matthew Garcia, piano
Jasmine Flower
Traditional
Estelle Moore, piano
Mischievous Mouse No. 1 (from The Twelve Chinese Zodiac Animals, Book I)
Vincent Ho
Idan Barziv, piano
Dance of the Tiger Cubs No. 3 (from The Twelve Chinese Zodiac Animals, Book I)
Vincent Ho
Grace Chen, piano
Jasmine Flower
Traditional
Nora O’Donoghue, piano
City Sounds
Julie Marlais
Jasoer Pan, piano
Winter String ‘Stravaganza
Troy Rinker’s Bass Students
Mummers Dance Grotesque
John Merle
Shanda Wooley’s 1:30
Advanced Cello Class
Eleanor Rigby
John Lennon
Paul McCartney
Shanda Wooley’s 9:45 Cello Class
Intrada
Melchior Franck
Luis Mercado’s 9:45 Cello Class
The Hanging Tree from The Hunger Games
The Lumineers
arr. Bob Matthews
Shanda Wooley’s 10:30 Cello Class
& Troy Rinker’s Bass Students
Theme from The Flintstones
Hoyt Curtin
Joseph Barbera
William Hanna
Luis Mercado’s 10:30 Cello Class
& Sara Dudley’s 12:00 Viola Class
Ode to Joy
Ludwig van Beethoven
Sara Dudley’s 1:30 Advanced Violin Class
Trio No. 4 in G major
Charles Dancla
Allison McNeal’s 11:30 Sunday Violin Class
Theme from Sonata No. 4 for 2 violins
Chevalier de Saint-Georges
Lindsey Zagorodnev’s 9:30 Violin Class
Ashokan Farewell
Jay Ungar
Kira Hall’s 10:30 Violin Class
Poker Face
Lady Gaga
Lindsey Zagorodnev’s 10:30 Violin Class
Snooker Table
Christopher Norton
Joy Yamaguchi’s Sunday Violin Class
Winter from The Four Seasons
Antonio Vivaldi
Sara Dudley’s 10:30 Violin Class
Edelweiss
Oscar Hammerstein II
Richard Rodgers
Kira Hall’s 9:30 Violin Class
Dancing in Avignon
Joanne Martin
Melanie Haskins’ Friday 6:00 Violin Class
Row Row Row Your Boat
Traditional
Melanie Haskins’ Friday 5:15 Violin Class
Thunderstorm
Stacia Spencer
Melanie Haskins’ Friday 4:30 Violin Class
Eggs
Stacia Spencer
All Violin, Viola, Cello, And Bass Students
Twinkle Variation A and Theme
Shinichi Suzuki
A special thanks to Sandra F. Kaplan, piano
From the studios of:
Allison McNeal
Cady Finlayson
Chiu-Chen Liu
Claire Chan
Halie Morris
Ina Litera
Inna Langerman
Jessica Beberaggi
Jose Pietri Coimbre
Joy Chieko Yamaguchi
Kira L. Hall
Lindsey Zagorodnev
Luis Mercado
Megan Atchley
Melanie Haskins
Melanie Riordan
Sara Dudley
Shanda Wooley*
Steven Rochen
Troy Rinker
Troy Stuart
Department Chair*
Rosters
-
Bella Chian
Kaiya Hadiatmodjo
Otis Kim
Carolina Kondas
Joshua Lau
Fermín Perez-Ruiz -
Shanda Wooley's 1:30 Advanced Cello Class
Benjamin Bijaoui
Elena Chirinos
Kaity So
Anya Zubek
Shanda Wooley's 9:45 Cello Class
Vik Brunink
Michael Fung
Éloïse Golden
Sonya Jarymovych
Max Strand
Luis Mercado's 9:45 Cello Class
Julien Hendricks
Joshua Pau
Julian Siwula
Lauren Zuo
Shanda Wooley's 10:30 Cello Class
Bruce Chien
Carys Cho
Josette Cornillon
Soha Hashim
Colin Sweeney Taylor
Luis Mercado's 10:30 Cello Class
Olivia Handelman
Grayson MacNamara
Roman SpanolickDescription text goes here
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Sara Dudley's 12:00 Viola Class
Aila Ahlgren
Mina Pena-Wakid
Uma Pena-Wakid
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Sara Dudley's 1:30 Advanced Violin Class
Yong Yi Chen
Timothy Colon
Ophia Li
Janea Yang
Allison's McNeal's Sunday 11:30 Violin Class
Eleanor Huang
Alice Wu
Laris Yam
Lindsey Zagorodnev's 9:30 Violin Class
Leonard Brown
Olivia Duong
Andrea Feng
Veda Paul
Celine Yang
Aileen Zheng
Kira Hall's 10:30 Violin Class
Robert Jr. Gee
Anya Gotua
Layla Handelman
Yang (Chase) Zhang
Lindsey Zagorodnev's 10:30 Violin Class
Eri Eduafo
Lemon Fragola Wolf
Carson Lee
Derek Leung
Joy Yamaguchi's Sunday 12:30 Violin Class
Albert He
Henry He
Isabella He
Catherine Jiang
Max Liu
Iris Wang
Hao Cheng Wei
Sara Dudley's 10:30 Violin Class
Ray Anderson
Ramon Cohen
Raaghav Karandikar
Ellery Shalenberg
Hemingway Smith
Kira Hall's 9:30 Violin Class
Nara Bruskin
Camila Campbell
Hawk Fucello
Sophia Gossels
Yifan Wu
Kristina Zheng
Melanie Haskins' Friday 6:00 Violin Class
Renma Fujita-Huynh
Alessio Hendricks
Aurora Ordway
Corinne Pevnick
Harris Segal
Melanie Haskins' Friday 5:15 Violin Class
Maya L. Gaillard Hidalgo
Rose Rader
Arlo Wei Skuldt
Lincoln Smith
Diana Sun
Amber Xu
Melanie Haskins' Friday 4:30 Violin Class
Matilda Buckmaster
David Ordway
Kara Salazar
Aurelia Sun-Bleiberg
Live Sounds: Joan Forsyth & Friends
Wade in the Water
African American Spiritual
arr. Lisa Donovan Lucas
Anna Flanagan, piano
Stella Pugilese, piano
Apollo Kim, piano
The People United Will Never Be Defeated!
Based on a theme by Sergio Ortega and Eduardo Carrasco
Frederic Rzewski
Theme, Variations 1-6
Joan Forsyth, piano
Variations 7-12
Adam Tendler, piano
Variations 13-18
Alexander Wu, piano
Variations 19-24
Melinda Faylor, piano
Variations 25-32
Yvonne Lau, piano
Variations 32-36
Bryan Ojeda Chevres, piano
Improvisation
Neal Kirkwood, piano
Coda
Joan Forsyth, piano
Bio
Canadian pianist Joan Forsyth is a multi-faceted musician who has received critical acclaim as a soloist and chamber music artist. She has been heard throughout Europe, Japan, South and North America in a wide range of repertoire, embracing the standard piano literature as well as the most recent works. She holds a Masters Degree from the Juilliard School and a DMA from Rutgers University; her studies were with Beveridge Webster, Jeaneane Dowis, Miyoko Lotto, Andre LaPlante and Susan Starr. Her prize-winning performances in the 1990 Concerts Atlantique and La Gesse competitions set in motion tours of France and Switzerland, and since that time she has maintained a lively concert schedule. She has collaborated with such ensembles as the Cassatt Quartet, the Theater Chamber Players of the Kennedy Center and CYGNUS, and appeared as soloist with the New Westminster Symphony, the Westchester Philharmonic and the Westchester Chamber Orchestra. She has toured the Netherlands, Scandinavia and Russia with CYGNUS and programs of new American music Her performances have been broadcast over WNYC, WFAS, Vermont and New York Public Radio, RAIItaly), Radio DÂenmark and Polish National Radio.
Ms. Forsyth also makes recital appearances with duo-partner guitarist William Anderson, most recently in Japan and Mexico and the festival of new American music in Sacramento. The two premiered and recorded Charles Wuorinen’s Sonata for Piano and Guitar, which was chosen to represent the “Art of the States” for worldwide broadcast. This was followed by a recording of the works of composer Meyer Kupferman on the Soundspells label. Other recordings have been for CRI, Albany, Bridge and Furious Artisans. This fall the Anderson/Forsyth duo performed at the Festival Internacional Camerata 21 in Xalapa, Mexico, and will be presented as part of the Ebb and Flow Arts Festival in Hawaii. The two represented America at the 2014 ISCM “Word Music Days” in Wroclaw, Poland.
Joan Forsyth chairs the Piano Department at the Third Street Music School Settlement in New York City. She is on faculty at Bennington College, and frequently presents lectures and classes for the Sonatina School of Music in Bennington, Vermont. She has a special interest in early childhood music education and a love for teaching her many varied and accomplished students
Saturday Orchestras Winter Concert
Program
Overture Orchestra
Kingsfold from Star of the County Down
Traditional
arr. Cady Finlayson
Hymn
Stephen Chin
At Henry’s Court
Peter Martin
Con Spirito Orchestra
Sahara Crossing
Richard Meyer
La Rejouissance from Fireworks Music
George Friedrick Handel
Sinfonia Orchestra
Toccatina
William Hofeldt
Four Royal Dances
Eric Ewazen
I The Lord
II The Lady
III The Jester
IV The Knight
Herr Mannelig (The Mountain Troll’s Proposal)
Soon Hee Newbold
Michael Flanagan, violin
Max Strand, cello
Philharmonia Orchestra
Overture in C Major
Fanny Mendelssohn-Hensel
Symphony No. 1 in C major
Ludwig Van Beethoven
I. Adagio - Allegro con Brio
II. Andante Cantabile con moto
III. Menuetto: Allegro molto e vivace
IV. Adagio - Allegro molto e vivace
Rosters
-
Cady Finlayson, conductor
Violin
Annie Wu**
Parsa Edalati
Nur Halperin
Alessio Hendricks
Neko Lin
Aurora Ordway
Hemingway Smith
Ivy Richter-Wang
Cello
Olivia Handelman
Soha Hashim
Grayson MacNamara
Colin Sweeney Taylor
Zephyr Vaubel
Bass
Bella Chian
Kaiya Hadiatmodjo
Fermin Perez-Ruiz
A special thanks to Sandra F. Kaplan, piano
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Steven Rochen, Conductor
Violin I
Leonard Brown
Violet Dulin
Aria McLeod
Anderson Wu
Celine Yang
Aileen Zheng
Mingrui Zhu
Violin II
Andrea Feng
Harper Jimenez
Celine Lee
Veda Paul
Maximilian Richert-Wang
Fay Tan
Viola
Zoe Ali
Cello
Theo Paskowitz
Julian Siwula
Holden Spanolick
Hunter Irwin
Evander Vaubel
Bass
Fermín Perez-Ruiz
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Steven Rochen, Conductor
Violin I
Michael Flanagan**
Braden Anderle
Max Bijaoui
Saylor Creswell
Su Lee
Ophia Li
Maximian Radin
Fritz Shettle
Janea Yang
Violin II
Akira Toews*
Nico Creswell
Minoru Kole
Olivia Loo
Chloe Loo
Cameron Moy
Viola
Luna Novitzki
Cello
Jack Juback
Max Strand
Lauren Zuo
Bass
Lucia Oganesyan
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Eric Mahl, Conductor
Violin I
Anouk Gontarczyk**
Iloa Biagini-Rosenbaum
Kiran Soemardjo
Hana Fujitaka
Adyn Konigsberg
Violin II
Sol Scheindlin*
Reyd Brenner
Insa Akcoglu
Spencer Sebestyen
Cello
Kaity So*
Anya Zubek
Bass
Jean Schwartz*
Flute
Susan Neuffer*
Clarinet
Marni Rosner*
Timpani
Idris Uhrmacher*
**Concertmaster
*Principal
