PROGRAM HERE.pdf - Sandiego - San Diego
PROGRAM HERE.pdf - Sandiego - San Diego PROGRAM HERE.pdf - Sandiego - San Diego
DENNIS JAMES, glass armonica: Dennis James' unique musical talents include a rare specialty - playing the glass armonica, an instrument whose hauntingly ethereal sound caused it to be dubbed "the instrument of gods.,, Linda Ronstadt was so intrigued by James and his glass armonica, she invited him to perform on her album "winter Lights." (coincidentally, the two most famous works for glass armonica were composed by Mozart. James will perform both.) In addition to being a glass "armonicist," James is internationally renowned as the leading expert and performer of music for silent films. James first played for Mainly Mozart in r998. JOHN LILL, piano: Considered "... one of the greatest pianists alive today... " (The Glasgow Herald) - John Lill will finish the musical feat he began at the zooS Festivalwhen he played five of Beethoven,s six piano concertos. This year he will finish the cycle by opening the Festival with a performance of Beethoven's final piano concerto. Lill gave his first piano recital at the age of nine. At age t8, he performed Rachmaninoff's 3rd Piano Concerto under SirAdrian Boult. lnt963, Lill made his London debut playing Beethoven's piano Concerto No. 5 at the Royal Festival Hall. In .r97o he won the Moscow I nternational Tcha ikovsky competition. Lil's repertoire includes more than 7o concertos, and he is acclaimed in particular as a leading interpreter of Beethoven. Lill has performed in over 50 countries, both as a recitalist and as a concerto soloist, appearing with the world's leading symphony orchestras. His list of recordings is prodigious, including: the complete Beethoven and Rachmaninoff piano concertos; both Brahms piano concertos; and complete Beethoven and Prokofiev piano sonatas. In 2ooo, Lill suffered what could have been career-ending injuries to both his hands when muggers slashed his hands in the course of a robbery attempt. He recovered quickly and resumed his career. Lill lives in London and was awarded an OBE by eueen Elizabeth in t978. He was named by the eueen a CBE in zoo5. ANTHONY McGlLL, clarinet: Noted for "...the sweetness of his tone and the energy of his phrasing" (The New yorkTimes), Anthony Mccill is considered one of classical music's finest solo, chamber and orchestral musicians. Along with ltzhak Perlman (violin), yo-yo Ma (cello) and Gabriela Montero (piano), McCill performed for the inauguration of President Barack Obama. Currently McGill serves as principal clarinet of the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra. prior | | to this position he was associate principal clarinet of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. -ru Since his solo debut in t99t, McCill has appeared with the Baltimore Symphony; the Tokyo, Cuarneri and Avalon quartets; and Opus One. He has toured with Musicians from Marlboro, performed at Carnegie Hall and appeared with cellist Yo-Yo Ma. McGill has served as principal clarinet of the Mainly Mozart Festival Orchestra since zoo9. 12
William Preucil, Concertmaster Co n ce rtm aster, CI ev el an d O r ch estr a Sponsored by Russell & Mary Johnson Juliana Athayde, Associate Concertmaster Concertmaster, Rochester Philharmonic Sponsored by Anne Taubman & David Boyle Marie Bdrard, Associate Concertmaster Co ncertmaster, Canadian Op er a O r chestr a Sponsored by Dr. Merle & Teresa Fischlowitz Ertan Torgul, Principal Second Concertmaster, San Antonio Symphony Sponsored by Peter Manes in loving memory of Inge Manes Sonja Braaten Cleveland Orchestro Sponsored by Peter Manes in loving memory of lnge Manes Alexandra Preucil Dolan Cleveland Orchestrs Sponsored by Alexandra Pearson Aloysia Friedmann Artistic Director, Orcas Island Chamber Music Festival Sponsored by Christopher & Patricia Weil Jun lwasaki Con certmaster, Or ego n Sy mphony Sponsored by Michael & Brenda Goldbaum Sean Lee Co-Co n ce rtm a ster, J ui IIi a r d O r ch estr a Sponsored by Linda & Joe Satz Missy Lukin San Diego Symphony Sponsored by Dr. Charles & Brita Tesar HarumiRhodes Trio Cavatina Sponsored by Dr. Louis & Brenda Alpinieri Rachel Rudoi Acting Associate Concertmaster, Charlotte Symphony Sponsored by Kimberly Heller Leslie Shank St. Paul Chamber Orchestra Sponsored by Dr. Charles & Brita Tesar Jeffrey Zehngut Associate Principall, San Diego Symphony Sponsored by Mark Burgess VIOLA Che-Yen Chen, Principal Principal, San Diego Symphony Sponsored by Sam Ersan Cynthia Phelps, Principal P rincip al, N ew Yo rk P hilhar monic Sponsored by John & Kay Hesselink Chiara Kingsley Dieguez National Symphony Sponsored by Martha & George Cafford Mark Holloway Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center Two Sponsored by Esther Nahama John Stubbs San Diego Symphony Sponsored by Joann Clark CELLO Desmond Hoebig, Principal Professor of Cello, Rice tJniversity Sponsored by Larry Clapper & Gretchen Vik Peter Stumpf, Principal P rincipal, Los Angeles Philharmonic Sponsored by Robert & Fran Preisman Sarah Cleveland Principal, Ann Arbor Symphony Sponsored by Annie Case r5
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William Preucil, Concertmaster<br />
Co n ce rtm aster, CI ev el an d O r ch estr a<br />
Sponsored by Russell & Mary Johnson<br />
Juliana Athayde, Associate Concertmaster<br />
Concertmaster, Rochester Philharmonic<br />
Sponsored by Anne Taubman & David Boyle<br />
Marie Bdrard, Associate Concertmaster<br />
Co ncertmaster, Canadian Op er a O r chestr a<br />
Sponsored by Dr. Merle & Teresa Fischlowitz<br />
Ertan Torgul, Principal Second<br />
Concertmaster, <strong>San</strong> Antonio Symphony<br />
Sponsored by Peter Manes<br />
in loving memory of Inge Manes<br />
Sonja Braaten<br />
Cleveland Orchestro<br />
Sponsored by Peter Manes<br />
in loving memory of lnge Manes<br />
Alexandra Preucil Dolan<br />
Cleveland Orchestrs<br />
Sponsored by Alexandra Pearson<br />
Aloysia Friedmann<br />
Artistic Director, Orcas Island Chamber Music<br />
Festival<br />
Sponsored by Christopher & Patricia Weil<br />
Jun lwasaki<br />
Con certmaster, Or ego n Sy mphony<br />
Sponsored by Michael & Brenda Goldbaum<br />
Sean Lee<br />
Co-Co n ce rtm a ster, J ui IIi a r d O r ch estr a<br />
Sponsored by Linda & Joe Satz<br />
Missy Lukin<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Diego</strong> Symphony<br />
Sponsored by Dr. Charles & Brita Tesar<br />
HarumiRhodes<br />
Trio Cavatina<br />
Sponsored by Dr. Louis & Brenda Alpinieri<br />
Rachel Rudoi<br />
Acting Associate Concertmaster, Charlotte<br />
Symphony<br />
Sponsored by Kimberly Heller<br />
Leslie Shank<br />
St. Paul Chamber Orchestra<br />
Sponsored by Dr. Charles & Brita Tesar<br />
Jeffrey Zehngut<br />
Associate Principall, <strong>San</strong> <strong>Diego</strong> Symphony<br />
Sponsored by Mark Burgess<br />
VIOLA<br />
Che-Yen Chen, Principal<br />
Principal, <strong>San</strong> <strong>Diego</strong> Symphony<br />
Sponsored by Sam Ersan<br />
Cynthia Phelps, Principal<br />
P rincip al, N ew Yo rk P hilhar monic<br />
Sponsored by John & Kay Hesselink<br />
Chiara Kingsley Dieguez<br />
National Symphony<br />
Sponsored by Martha & George Cafford<br />
Mark Holloway<br />
Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center Two<br />
Sponsored by Esther Nahama<br />
John Stubbs<br />
<strong>San</strong> <strong>Diego</strong> Symphony<br />
Sponsored by Joann Clark<br />
CELLO<br />
Desmond Hoebig, Principal<br />
Professor of Cello, Rice tJniversity<br />
Sponsored by Larry Clapper & Gretchen Vik<br />
Peter Stumpf, Principal<br />
P rincipal, Los Angeles Philharmonic<br />
Sponsored by Robert & Fran Preisman<br />
Sarah Cleveland<br />
Principal, Ann Arbor Symphony<br />
Sponsored by Annie Case<br />
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