Boulder Chamber Orchestra
Boulder
C H A MBER OR CH E ST R A
2014 -2015 S E A SO N
Dear Patron:
It is our pleasure to bring to you yet another season of great music! After
ten years of reaching for the stars as a Chamber Orchestra, we have
perhaps achieved such a high level of artistic excellence that we have
developed a certain Mystique! ...Hence the name of our 11th season.
Except for our Holiday concert and the New Year's Celebration, each
concert is named after a synonym of the word Mystique in such a way
to portray the musical content of that particular concert.
Our Collaborations with local and visiting guest-artists this season are
as exciting as ever.
We are honored and delighted to make music with such distinguished
and renowned artists such as the Saint Martin’s Chamber Choir and
Inbal Segev. We are also thrilled to once again expose our community
to young and exciting talent emerging in the musical scene. Victoria
Aja, a specialist of Spanish Piano music, on her US tour will join us for
an exciting soiree with the exotic French and Spanish sounds bound to
exhilarate the listeners.
Our younger talents, Andrew Sords (Violin) and BCO's own Cobus
du Toit (Flute) will join us for astonishingly beautiful concerti by Anton
Arensky and Karl Nielsen; pieces that you'd otherwise not hear if it
wasn't for our dedication to expose our listeners to journeys on the
fringes of the musical map.
We are delighted to have Victoria Aja and Inbal Segev put the icing
on the cake with their additional solo recitals included in your season
passes. Ms. Aja will perform a night of all Spanish music Recital while
Ms. Segev will give us a preview of her upcoming CD of Bach's Solo
Cello suites! Two unforgettable events coming your way.
The season ends with a repeat appearance of our hometown virtuoso
performing the Chopin Piano Concerto No. 2 before concluding with
Beethoven's perhaps most Mystical Symphony...No. 4.
We are delighted to bring to you Mystique!
BAHMAN SALESS
MUSIC DIRECTOR AND CONDUCTOR
Seicento Baroque Ensemble, the superb up-and-coming Boulder
chamber choir will join us for the Holiday Concert with Vivaldi's Gloria
and other Holiday selections.
Charisma
ST. MARTIN’S
CHAMBER CHOIR
Glamour
VICTORIA AJA,
PIANO
October 3, 2014
First United Methodist, Boulder
September 19, 2014
First United Methodist, Boulder
October 4, 2014
Allure
INBAL SEGEV,
CELLO
Broomfield Auditorium
September 21, 2014,
3:00pm
Montview Blvd. Presbyterian,
Denver
Mozart
Church Sonata No. 10 in F, K.244
Rossini
String Sonata No. 2 in A
Michael Haydn
Requiem in C Minor
Romance
SEICENTO
BAROQUE
ENSEMBLE
ANDREW SORDS,
VIOLIN
December 19, 2014
November 7, 2014
First United Methodist, Boulder
Broomfield Auditorium
Broomfield Auditorium
September 20, 2014
Gift Of Music
December 20, 2014
January 30, 2015
First United Methodist, Boulder
January 31, 2015
Broomfield Auditorium
Charm
COBUS DU TOIT,
FLUTE
March 6, 2015
First United Methodist, Boulder
March 7, 2015
November 8, 2014
Montview Blvd. Presbyterian,
Denver
De Falla
Fire Dance
Dvorak
Romance for Violin and Orchestra
De Falla
Nights in the Gardens of Spain
Stravinsky
Octet for Winds
Vivaldi
Gloria
Arensky
Violin Concerto
Mendelssohn
Hebridese Overture
Mozart
Wind Serenade in C Minor, K. 388
Richard Toensing
When Beings of Fire Sang Praises
with Beings of Clay
Arensky
Tchaikovsky Variations
Nielsen
Flute Concerto
Gulda
Concerto for Cello and
Wind Orchestra
Selected Holiday Pieces
Brahms
Haydn Variations
Mozart
Symphony No. 38 in D Major,
K.504 (Prague)
Franck
Symphonic Variations
for Piano and Orchestra
Bizet
Symphony in C
All performances are at 7:30 pm unless otherwise specified.
HSING-AY HSU,
PIANO
May 9, 2015
Broomfield Auditorium
May 10, 2015
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
First United Methodist, Boulder
Character
Broomfield Auditorium
Rossini
Overture to La Scala Di Seta
Chopin
Piano Concerto No. 2 in F Minor,
Op. 21
Beethoven
Symphony No. 4 in Bb Major, op.60
About the BCO
The Boulder Chamber
Orchestra (BCO) is a
non-profit prganization
committed to providing
exceptional chamber
music programming,
education, and outreach,
as well as an outlet for
talented local artists in the
Front Range Commmunity.
Admission
$25 General Admission
$18 Seniors
$12 Students
$5 Children 12 & under
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Roster
A Night of Spanish
Piano Masterpieces
VICTORIA AJA, PIANO
VIOLIN
Annamaria Karacson (Concertmaster)
Gynögyvér Petheö (Principal 2nd)
Michaela Borth
Jenny Diaz
Nina Fronijan
Summer Lusk
Brune Macary
Allegra Michael
Leah Mohling
Susie Peak
Veronica Pigeon
Johannes Rudolph
Paul Trapkus
Rachelle Whitcomb
Chelsea Winborne
VIOLA
Aniel Cabán (Principal Viola)
Christine Arden
Steve Gravagne
Michael Holmes
Stephanie Mientka
Brightin Schlumpf
James Shaw
Lauren Spaulding
Alex Vittal
CELLO
Joseph Howe (Principal Cello)
Rowanna Bobo
Mathieu D'Ordine
Ethan Falllis
Rebecca Holley
Sarah Luk
Don Perkins
Julia Siegl
BASS
Kevin Sylves (Principal Bass)
Miriam Bijerk
Jarred Connor
Jennifer Motycka
FLUTE
Cobus De Toit (Principal Flute)
Ginger Hedrick
Ysmael Reyes
OBOE
Max Soto (Principal Oboe)
Kimberley Brody
Clara Glasheen
CLARINET
Jerome Fleg (Co-Principal)
Kellan Toohey (Co-Principal)
Leah Biber
TROMBONE
Andrew Converse
Kiel Lauer
Ryan Van Gilder
BASSOON
Kent Hurd (Co-Principal)
Kaori Uno-Jack (Co-Principal)
Michael Christoph
Brian Jack
TUBA
Michael Allen
HORN
Devon Park (Principal Horn)
Christen Adler
Malcom Mclean
Megan Rubin
Katharine Smith
Lauren Varley
PERCUSSION
Paul Mullikin (Principal)
Seth Miller
TRUMPET
John King (Principal Trumpet)
Reid Johnson
Dawn Kramer
Dan Leavitt
Derek McDonald
Terry Sawchuk
KEYBOARD
Linda Wilken
October 10, 2014
Recital of Bach
A Night on
INBAL SEGEV, CELLO
NEW YEAR'S EVE
A GRAND CELEBRATION,
VIENNESE STYLE
Cello Suites
November 9, 2014
CD Prerelease
Members of the Boulder Chamber Orchestra performing…
BEETHOVEN STRING TRIOS
March 27, 2015
BEETHOVEN & BRAHMS
STRING QUINTETS
April 10, 2015
the Danube
December 31, 2014, 6:30pm
Lakewood Cultural Center,
Lakewood
Music of Strauss, Brahms,
Liszt and more.
VICTORIA AJA, Piano
Victoria Aja was born in Vizcaya (Spain). She studied in Bilbao, Madrid and London
with prestigious pianists as María Curcio, Craig Sheppard and Murray Perahia who
has elogiated her performances.
At 18 years old she won in Spain the International Competition for Spanish Music in
Santiago de Compostela.
She has given solo recitals and with orquestra extensively in Spain and in many
of the world´s major music Halls including London (Wigmore Hall), Germany
(Schleswig-Holstein Festival), France ( “Piano aux Jacobins” Festival), New York
(Carnegie Hall), Egypt ( Cairo Opera House), Morocco (Théâtre Mohammed V,
Rabat), India (Mumbai, NCPA presented by the Mehli Mehta Music Foundation),
China ( “L´Esprit du Piano” Festival (Beijing Concert Hall, Xinghai Concert Hall).
Recently she has been touring Spain and India with the cellist Matt Haimovitz
performing works by Schubert, Schumann, Beethoven, Falla, Granados/Cassadó,
Piazzolla and Glass. She also has played for “ Beethoven Piano Society of Europe”,
Liszt Society, Iberian & Latin American Music Society, EPTA London, Alliance
Française, Instituto Cervantes.
INBAL SEGEV, Cello
Israeli-American cellist Inbal Segev’s playing has been described as “characterized
by a strong and warm tone...delivered with impressive fluency and style,” by The
Strad. Equally committed to new repertoire for the cello and known masterworks,
Segev brings interpretations that are both unreservedly natural and insightful to the
vast range of solo and chamber music that she performs. She has performed as a
soloist with orchestras across the US, Latin America, Europe, and with all the major
orchestras of Israel. Inbal Segev is also a founding member of the Amerigo Trio with
New York Philharmonic concertmaster Glenn Dicterow and violist Karen Dreyfus.
Inbal Segev’s discography includes two solo albums, Sonatas by Beethoven and
Boccherini and Nigun. She has also recorded Max Schubel’s Concerto for Cello, and
is the cello soloist on Fernando Otero’s album Pagina de Buenos Aires. With the
Amerigo Trio she has recorded serenades by Dohnányi. Segev is currently recording
a Bach album at The Academy of Arts and Letters in New York.
A Pre-CD-Release recital featuring the Bach suites will be held on November 9th
in Boulder–don't miss it!
SEICENTO BAROQUE ENSEMBLE
With a name inspired by the Italian word Seicento which means “six hundred”
and refers to the culturally rich 1600s in Italy, the Seicento Baroque Ensemble
was founded in 2011 to fill a void in the Colorado choral scene by performing
worthy but rarely-heard music of the early baroque musical period. The group
is an auditioned chamber choir which uses historically-informed performance
practices and period instruments as it brings to life works by Monteverdi, Carissimi,
Schütz, Purcell, Biber, Mielczewski, Scheidt, Charpentier, Vejvanovsky and other
baroque composers. Seicento Baroque Ensemble’s concerts are performed with
vocal soloists as well as baroque strings, violas da gamba, harpsichord, recorders,
sackbuts, baroque flute and oboe, all who specialize in historic performance.
Seicento’s concerts and pre-concert talks offer a more in-depth look at the
highlighted composers and instruments and incorporate creative connections such
as baroque artwork and history. Of special note have been their concerts of music
from the Kremsier Archives (Czech Republic); a concert for voices and viols; and a
concert of music by Henry Purcell woven to tell a historical fiction about the great
comet of 1680, narrated by Charley Samson of Colorado Public Radio. Information
about Seicento’s exciting concerts is found at http://www.seicentobaroque.org/.
This concert is dedicated to
Richard Toensing
BOULDER
PHILHARMONIC
ORCHESTRA
MICHAEL BUTTERMAN, MUSIC DIRECTOR
2014-2015 SEASON
Legends: The Spirit of Boulder
Coming Up...
All concerts are at Macky Auditorium
CU Campus, Boulder
St�avinsky’s Firebird Suite
OCT. 11, 2014—7:30 PM
TWYLA ROBINSON, SOPRANO
BRIAN JONES, TIMPANI
STRAUSS Four Last Songs
SIBELIUS • GRIFFES
Piano Legends: The Music
of Billy Joel & Elton John
NOV. 8, 2014—7:30 PM
The Nutcracker Ballet
NOV. 28-30, 2014
Beethoven’s “Emperor”
Concer�o
JAN. 17, 2015—7:30 PM
CONRAD TAO, PIANO
BEETHOVEN Creatures of Prometheus
Legendar� Love
FEB. 14, 2015—7:30 PM
PHILIPPE QUINT, VIOLIN
CORIGLIANO The Red Violin
Concerto
Season Finale:
Dvořák’s Cello Concer�o
APR. 25, 2015—7:30 PM
ZUILL BAILEY, CELLO
BARTÓK Concerto for Orchestra
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ST. MARTIN'S CHAMBER CHOIR
St. Martin’s Chamber Choir, founded in 1994 by Artistic Director Timothy J.
Krueger, is Colorado’s first fully professional chamber choir. The 24-member
choir is not affiliated with any church or denomination; it takes its name from
the site of its first performance, St. Martin’s Chapel at Saint John’s Episcopal
Cathedral in Denver. With a repertoire spanning seven centuries, St. Martin’s
explores the finest choral music ever written, from Renaissance motets to 19th
century Romantic-era partsongs, and from gems of the Baroque to new works
being given their premiere performances by the choir.
St. Martin’s has recorded twelve acclaimed CDs, including its bestselling title
“A Marian Christmas,” and its most widely distributed title “Henri Hardouin:
Complete Four-Part A Cappella Masses Vol. 1.” The group’s recordings receive
regular airplay on Colorado Public Radio in Colorado, and on classical music
stations around the country. Reviews in American Record Guide, Fanfare
Magazine, and ClassicsToday.com have expressed enthusiasm for Maestro
Krueger and the Choir’s excellent recordings.
For more information about St. Martin’s Chamber Choir’s concerts and
recordings, visit www.stmartinschamberchoir.org, or call 303-298-1970.
ANDREW SORDS, Violin
American violinist Andrew Sords has received effusive critical acclaim for his
performances combining ravishing tone and dazzling virtuosity. Hailed in the
press as "a fully formed artist" (Kalisz-Poland News), "utterly radiant" (Canada’s Arts
Forum), and "exceptionally heartfelt and soulful" (St. Maarten’s Daily Herald), Sords
has appeared as soloist with nearly 200 orchestras across 4 continents. Continually
diversifying his repertoire and appearances, Sords is respected as a charismatic
performer, clinician, and recording artist.
Born in Newark, Delaware, Sords began piano lessons at the age of five, followed
shortly by violin studies. He studied at The Cleveland Institute of Music and Southern
Methodist University, and counts Linda Cerone, David Russell, and Chee-Yun among
his teachers.
Recently, Sords expanded his performance repertoire to include little known works
by Schumann, Suk, Arensky, Vieuxtemps, Hubay, and others. Sords will once again
partner with pianist Elizabeth DeMio to perform the Schumann Sonata Cycle on
Cleveland’s Trinity Cathedral Recital Series.
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COBUS DU TOIT, Flute
With technical facility that makes everything look easy (Opus Colorado) and rich tone
that is especially impressive (Herald Tribune), Cobus du Toit is quickly establishing
himself as one of the leading flutists of his generation. Hailed as the winner of over
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Africa, Germany, France and the USA. Cobus also prides himself as being a
supporter of newly commissioned works having premiered works by noted
composers such as Stefans Grove, Alexander Johnson and Daniel Kellogg.
Cobus is currently the flutist of the Antero Winds, a Colorado based professional
woodwind quintet. His chamber music focus also extends into the duToit/Sutton
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debut album featuring the works of Piazzolla, Takemitsu, Iznaola and Beaser.
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HSING-AY HSU, Piano
Since her stage debut at age 4, Chinese pianist Hsing-ay Hsu ("Sing-I Shoo") has
been performing at such venues as Carnegie Hall, the Kennedy Center, Alice Tully
Hall at Lincoln Center, and in Europe and Asia. Her thoughtful and passionate
interpretations have won international recognition, including the Juilliard William
Petschek Debut Award, William Kapell International Piano Competition, Ima Hogg
National Competition first-prize, Paul & Daisy Soros Fellowship, Gilmore Young Artist
Award, and the US Presidential Scholar of the Arts Award from President Clinton.
Ms. Hsu is the Artistic Director for Pendulum New Music and visiting piano faculty at
CU-Boulder. Her Conscious Listeningô seminars brings dynamic teaching to festivals
and music groups (the next series is this July), and she also adjudicates for national
competitions, most recently the 2014 Houston Symphony League Competition. Ms.
Hsu is also a founding member of the Aster Piano Trio with Colorado Symphony’s
principle players. Born in Beijing, Ms. Hsu studied piano with her parents and uncle
Fei-Ping Hsu, and at Juilliard and Yale University. A Steinway Artist, she resides in
Colorado with her husband, composer Daniel Kellogg, and one daughter. Visit her
website at www.hsingayhsu.com.
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