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David AustinP.O. Box 95Hoonah, AK 99829(907) 321-4054davidelaustin@gmail.com

ARIZONA

John Maxwell Anderson2207 N. Pine Cone Ln.Flagstaff, AZ 86004(928) 526-3489johnm_a@msn.com

Suzette BattanP.O. Box 41882Tucson, AZ 85717(520) 623-1500tpyo@webtv.netInstrument(s): Violin

Carol ChristoffersonAZ(602) 206-6903cchristofferson@pima.edu

Laurha Frankfort3511 E. Marlette Ave.Paradise Valley, AZ 85253(602) 956-7882frankfort@cox.netwww.laurhacreativeartist.comInstrument(s): Saxophone

David Rife4721 E. Adams St.Tucson, AZ 85712(520) 322-5557drrife@gmail.comwww.southweststringquartet .comInstrument(s): Violin

Josiah Steiner7244 E. McKellips Rd.Scottsdale, AZ 85257(480) 946-0619jjfs11@yahoo.com

Elizabeth Catherine Wong1960 West Keating Avenue, Apt. #351Mesa, AZ 85272(480) 946-0619elizabethcwong@gmail.comInstrument(s): Violin

Elizabeth has played violin for 21 years and studied with Laura Schmieder, Artistic Director of Young Artists International. Elizabeth has played violin for weddings, funerals, parties, dignitaries, and religious functions, as well as taught violin for about 11 years. She has a working knowledge of Spanish and Hebrew and has recorded three CDs: Elizabeth in Recital, Amazing Grace (single), and Yerushalayim Shel Zahav (unreleased). Elizabeth is currently based in the San Francisco area.

ARKANSAS

Steve Becraft304 Hardin St.Arkadelphia, AR 71923sbecraft@stormtrio.comwww.stormtrio.com

James Arthur Smith416 Broadview PointHot Springs, AR 71913(501) 525-1127

CALIFORNIA

Moonjun Allison362 Golden Vine Ct.Simi Valley, CA 93065(805) 584-6629mjallison906@gmail.com

Richard Altenbach19144 Wildwood Ct.Penn Valley, CA 95946(310) 403-0611richard@bachiosaurus.comwww.bachiosaurus.com

Aaron Alter7920 Avenida DiestroCarlsbad, CA 92009(619) 992-7925aaron@aaronalter.comwww.aaronalter.com

Chicago-born composer Aaron Alter received his Bachelor of Music degree from Northwestern University, where he studied piano with Frances Larimer and Gui Mombaerts, and composition with Lynden DeYoung and David Noon. He received his Master of Fine Arts Degree from Princeton University, where he studied with Milton Babbitt and Jim Randall. Aaron’s new music, his “New Beginning,” first performed in 2015, is an exploration of a new style and energy that defies categorization. Works such as “Solar Rays” (winner of a Silver Medal at the 2018 Global Music Awards) and “Vanilla, Chocolate and Strawberry” defy genres in classical ensemble and jazz big band versions. His music can be found on recordings on the Sarton and Phasma Music labels.

Margaret Batjer5307 Scott Robertson RoadHidden Hills, CA 91302(818) 606-9351mbatjer@earthlink.netInstrument(s): Violin

John BeasleyCA lorna@johnbeasleymusic.comwww.johnbeasleymusic.comInstrument(s): Piano, Organ

Martin Beaver1350 Indiana AvenueSouth Pasadena, CA 91030tokyovln1@aol.comInstrument(s): Violin, Viola

Carolyn Beck4235 Glenwood Ave.Los Angeles, CA 90065bsnbeck@gmail.com(323) 646-3032Instrument(s): Period Instrument, Bassoon

Carolyn Beck is the principal bassoonist with the San Bernardino and Redlands Symphonies and performs with other orchestras, early music groups, and chamber music groups in the greater Los Angeles area. Her solo CD Beck and Call is available on Crystal Records. Dr. Beck is the adjunct bassoon teacher at the University of Redlands, Pomona College, and Idyllwild Arts Academy. DMA, Manhattan School of Music; MM, Yale School of Music.

Cary D. Belling933 N. Hudson Ave.Pasadena, CA 91104(626) 797-7664bellstir@earthlink.netInstrument(s): Violin, Viola

Barbara BogatinCorte Madera, CA barbogatin@comcast.net

Cellist, San Francisco Symphony.

Benjamin Boonec/o California State University, Fresno, Department of Music2380 East Keats Ave., Mail Stop MB 77Fresno, CA 92740bboone@csufresno.eduwww.benjaminboone.netInstrument(s): Saxophone

Inez BoyleSan Mateo, CA boyle.d@comcast.net

Amy Brodo4027 Lyman Rd.Oakland, CA 94602(510) 482-3470abrodo@netwiz.netamybrodo.comInstrument(s): Period Instrument, Cello, Other

Gerry Bryant9903 Santa Monica Blvd. #1007Beverly Hills, CA 90212mail@gerrybryant.com(747) 217-2450Fax: (310) 388-3126www.gerrybryant.comInstrument(s): Piano

Steve Carr4650 Ellenita Ave.Tarzana, CA 91356(818) 881-4614stevecarrmusic@gmail.comFax: (818) 344-2693www.stevecarrmusic.comInstrument(s): Flute, Clarinet, Saxophone

Steve Carr, freelance studio musician from Los Angeles, has worked on numerous movies and TV shows such as the Poseidon Adventure, Star Trek Voyager, The Scorpion King, Money Talks, FX2, American Dreams, Matlock, and Dallas, to name a few. His jazz quartets and quintets perform at many Los Angeles venues, including the Lighthouse and the Jazz Bakery. Steve is co-owner of SR Technologies, a company that makes high-quality, computer-manufactured saxophone mouthpieces. He personally designs many of SR’s highly successful products.

Hazel K. Cheilek1871 Elsie Ave.Mountain View, CA 94043(650) 965-1291h.cheilek@altoclef.orgInstrument(s): Viola

Lily Ho ChenCA lilyhochen@gmail.comInstrument(s): Violin

Sandra L. Togashi ChongEl Macero, CA slcviolin@aol.com

Francois Chouchan1330 North Wetherly Dr.Los Angeles, CA 90069(310) 703-2126fchouchan@aol.comwww.francoischouchan.comInstrument(s): Piano

Kai Christiansen748 Castro St. #2San Francsico, CA 94114(415) 676-9615kai@earsense.orgearsense.org

John Clayton2876 St. James Pl.Altadena, CA 91001(626) 791-5525johnclayton.bass@gmail.comwww.johnclaytonjazz.comInstrument(s): Double Bass

Susan Lamb Cook7771 River Landing DriveSacramento, CA 95831(916) 549-6873susanlambcook@gmail.comwww.susanlambcook.comInstrument(s): Cello

Cellist Susan Lamb Cook is director of the Great Composers Chamber Music Series at the Harris Center for the Performing Arts, Folsom; is Lecturer in Cello and Chamber Music at the University of California, Davis, and is a member of the Sacramento Philharmonic and Opera. She has served on the artistic staff for the Classical Music Festival, Eisenstadt, Austria; the Saarburg Festival, Germany; and the Vianden Festival, Luxembourg. Her tours of China included performances in Jinan, Liaosheng, Hangzhou, and Xiamen. Susan Lamb Cook is director of the Sacramento Youth Symphony’s Summer Chamber Music Workshop.

Beverly Dahlke-Smith915 Sycamore Ct.Arroyo Grande, CA 93420(805) 473-8779bginag@aol.com

Poppea Dorsam153 Arbor Dr.Piedmont, CA 94610(510) 922-9952pdorsam@gmail.compoppeadorsam .musicteachershelper.com/Instrument(s): Cello

Founding member, Clover Heights Ensemble, Fogtown Four Cello Quartet (Stillwater Sound), Anne and Poppea ensemble, and Trio Dorado. Attended Blossom, Apple Hill, Tahoe and Warebrook Festivals. Dorsam performed with Sacramento, Fresno and Women’s Philharmonic, San Jose, Santa Rosa and Oakland East Bay Symphonies, Pacific Chamber Orchestra,

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Lamplighter’s, Pocket Opera, and Opera Cinnabar. She presently teaches cello at U.S.F, S.F. Community Music Center and privately. D.M.A. and M.Mus, Boston University, Pi Kappa Lambda; B. Mus, Oberlin Conservatory.

Jenny DouglassCA (415) 828-2260jdviola@yahoo.comInstrument(s): Viola

Mary Dropkin1018 Lake Forest DriveClaremont, CA 91711(909) 367-5376arrfa@aol.comwww.laharptette.orgInstrument(s): Harp

Michael Eisenberg1326 E Juana Ave.San Leandro, CA 94577(510) 299-5735meisenberg@gmail.comInstrument(s): Voice, Violin

Peter Erskine1727 Hill StreetSanta Monica, CA 90405(310) 399-1727fuzzymusic@mac.comFax: (310) 399-0473www.petererskine.comInstrument(s): Drum Set, Percussion

Jazz drummer & composer. Two-time Grammy Award winner. Available for performances of Mark-Anthony Turnage’s Blood on the Floor (have performed this as soloist with the BBC, Berlin, Los Angeles, Oslo, Scottish Chamber and BBC Scotland and London symphony orchestras, Ensemble Modern, Ensemble Intercontemporain, et al). Available to perform “Erskine – Concerto for Drum Set and Orchestra,” composed by Turnage (have performed this with the Los Angeles, Helsinki, and Beethoven Orchester Bonn orchestras). Also available for recording projects. Director of Drumset Studies at USC Thornton School of Music. iOS play-along apps for all instruments (also, latest books including, No Beethoven - Autobiography & Chronicle of Weather Report) online.

Randy Fisher2755 Argolis WaySacramento, CA 95826-2243(509) 280-7725rndyfshr@gmail.comInstrument(s): Violin, Viola

Christine Frank5400 E. Anaheim Rd. #3Long Beach, CA 90815(562) 494-9749cfrankcef@sbcglobal.netInstrument(s): Violin

Violinist Christine Frank is a member of the Pacific Symphony and the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra. She has been a member of the Anacapa String Quartet and Southwest Chamber Music. Christine also teaches violin at Chapman University’s Hall-Musco Conservatory.

Dana Freeman26 Robin RidgeAliso Viejo, CA 92656-1543(949) 614-3614danafreeman@cox.netviolineducation.comInstrument(s): Violin

Lorenz Gamma4173 Neosho AvenueLos Angeles, CA 90066(323) 387-9526lgamma@icloud.comwww.csun.edu/mike-curb-arts-media-communication/music/lorenz-gammaInstrument(s): Violin

Glen Garrett926 E. Providencia Ave.Burbank, CA 91501(818) 843-8013garrettdoublg@aol.com

Studio musician.

Alan Geier2010 Grand Oaks Ave.Altadena, CA 91001(626) 396-6640ageier@polytechnic.org

Instructor of music at Polytechnic School in Pasadena, CA, for 30 years. Director of Humboldt State Chamber Music Workshop in Arcata, CA. Freelance accompanist and choral singer.

Anita Gendler2505-B Harriman Ln.Redondo Beach, CA 90278(310) 619-1822agendler128@gmail.comwww.gendler.netInstrument(s): Piano, Voice, Violin, Viola, Cello, Other, Double Bass

B.M. from USC, 1975-1978. Alabama School of Fine Arts, 1974. Homewood High School, 1974. Redondo Unified School District, 1997-2009. Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified School District, 2009-present. Currently teach cello privately to 20+ students.

Peter Golub16601 Marquez Ave. Unit 203Pacific Plsds, CA 90272-3234(310) 962-8712golubpeter@gmail.competergolub.comInstrument(s): Piano

Miles Graber1768 Sonoma AvenueBerkeley, CA 94707(510) 734-8643mjgraber@comcast.netwww.milesgraber.comInstrument(s): Piano

Gary Gray17163 Clemons Dr.Encino, CA 91436(818) 990-3575voilagg@aol.comFax: (818) 905-8885www.clarinetbygray.com

Gary Gray is a founding member of the Pacific Ensemble and Professor of Clarinet and Chair of Woodwind Studies at UCLA. Judith Farmer is Professor of Bassoon at USC and has been principal bassoonist of the Austrian Radio Symphony. Robert Thies is the gold medal winner at the 1995 International Prokofiev Piano Competition and is a frequent recitalist in the U.S. and abroad. The Bravura Trio performs at the Classical Encounters series and the Fullerton Friends of Music series, among other West Coast venues.

Harry GrayBerkeley, CA (510) 779-6625hgray28@comcast.netInstrument(s): Period Instrument, Piano, Accoustic Guitar, World Instrument, Electric Guitar

Robert GreenbergCA rmonteverdi@comcast.netrobertgreenbergmusic.comInstrument(s): Harp, Horn, Period Instrument, Piano, Piccolo, Timpani, Tuba, Accoustic Guitar, Drum Set, Flute, Organ, Trumpet, World Instrument, Classical Guitar, Flugelhorn, Harpsichord, Oboe, Vibraphone, Voice, Electric Guitar, English Horn, Marimba, Other, Trombone, Clarinet, Euphonium, Perc

Gregory Newton20752 San Jose St.Chatsworth, CA 91311-2461(818) 349-7960newtonguitar@earthlink.netFax: (818) 349-7960

Based in Los Angeles. Devoted to the performance of original works of all periods, and specializing in accessible contemporary music. Commissions and premieres.

Stephen GrenholmCA stephen@sgrenholm.comInstrument(s): Period Instrument, Violin

Steven Gross1051 Lodgewood WayOxnard, CA 93030(805) 291-9641gross@music.ucsb.eduFax: (805) 893-7194www.ucsbhorns.netInstrument(s): Period Instrument, Horn

April GuthrieP.O. Box 26091Los Angeles, CA 90026(913) 424-2311aprildawnguthrie@gmail.comwww.aprilguthrie.comInstrument(s): Voice, Cello

Yong W. Ha17726 Kinzie St., Apt. 29Northridge, CA 91325(818) 349-6509ekmklasse@yahoo.co.kr

Trevor Handy315 East 8th St. #402Los Angeles, CA 90014trevorhandy@yahoo.com

Susie Hansen506 Crane Blvd.Los Angeles, CA 90065(323) 224-8006susie@susiehansen.comFax: (323) 224-8668www.susiehansen.com

Jazz ensemble playing Latin jazz and salsa, featuring Susie Hansen on electric violin. Lively and rhythmic music rooted in traditional Afro-Cuban music and American jazz. Original compositions by Susie Hansen and trombonist David Stout, along with works of Tito Puente, Mongo Santamaria, Count Basie, and others. Susie has performed with Orquesta Los Van Van, Cuba’s premier dance band, and Orquesta Aragon, Cuba’s renowned charanga ensemble, both in Los Angeles and in Havana, Cuba. Together for 20 years; 150 performances and masterclasses yearly. The ensemble records on the Jazz Caliente label.

Vahe Hayrikyan8702 Vine Valley Dr.Sun Valley, CA 91352(818) 384-9447vahe.hayrikyan@gmail.com

Oscar Hernandez25959 Stafford Canyon Rd. Unit CStevenson Ranch, CA 91381(917) 822-2224yapiano1@mac.comwww.oscarhernandezmusic .comInstrument(s): Piano

Lisa HiltonP.O. Box 6368Malibu, CA 90264(310) 457-7552lisahiltonmusicpublishing@gmail.comwww.lisahiltonmusic.com

Fung Ho465 W. Le Roy Ave.Arcadia, CA 91007(626) 447-5839fungho1vln@sbcglobal.netFax: (626) 447-5839www.olympiaphil.orgInstrument(s): Violin, Viola

Music Director/Conductor: Cal State LA Symphony Orchestra/Olympia Youth Orchestra (since 2000). Music Director & Conductor: Pasadena Young Musicians Orchestra (2012-2013). Violin & viola faculty: Los Angeles County High School for the Arts; Cal State University, Los Angeles. Masterclasses given in Los Angeles, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Singapore. Private Studio. Studies with Alphonse Carlo, Riana Ricci Muller, Carroll Glenn & Noumi Fischer.

Robert Hoexter124 San Pedro Rd.Half Moon Bay, CA 94019(650) 712-1458robcello@yahoo.com

Currently performing with the California Symphony. Previously performed with the Colorado Springs Symphony, Colorado Opera Festival, and the Louisville Orchestra. After a Masters in performance from Louisville, returned to school for a computer science degree and also worked in software. I freelance in the San Francisco area and in Santa Cruz.

Richard Howell4480 Paradise DriveBay Area, CA 94920(415) 465-3114richieriff@gmail.comrichardhowellandsudden changes.comInstrument(s): Voice, Percussion, Saxophone

Ilyas IliyaSan Francisco, CA 94114(415) 647-6660iicomposer@mac.comwww.ilyasiliya.com

Ilyas Iliya composes choral and chamber works. Grammy Award-winning ensemble Chanticleer commissioned “Avoonan Dbishmayya,” the Aramaic Lord’s Prayer, in 2011. “Safeer el-Layl” debuted at Davies Symphony Hall by the San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus in 2008, received overwhelming audience response and garnered critical acclaim. The Resound Ensemble premiered “Tat tvam Asi,” a Sanskrit 8-part exploration. Other performers of his works include Ancora, MCC-San Francisco, the Brearley School Chorus, and Absalon; he contributed to the film score of All My Life (Frameline International Film Festival). In 2015, his cello quartet was recorded and used for Gregory

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Dawson ballet company’s Intima, produced by Al-Myra.

Chika InoueCA chika@chikainoue.comwww.chikainoue.comInstrument(s): Saxophone

Steven JulianiCA smjuliani@gmail.comwww.stevenjuliani.com

Pamela KamataniCity College of San Francisco50 Phelan Ave.San Francisco, CA 94112(415) 452-5393pamelak4151685@gmail.com

Hyeseong Hazel KangCA hzlkang333@gmail.comInstrument(s): Violin

Mark Karan62 Frustuck Ave.Fairfax, CA 94930(415) 310-7245mkaran@mac.com

Dennis Karmazyn430 16th St.Santa Monica, CA 90402-2234(310) 458-3908dkarmazyn@aol.com

Jerome Kessler10801 National Blvd., Suite 573Los Angeles, CA 90064(818) 438-5644overture1@earthlink.netInstrument(s): Cello

Jerome Kessler is the founder of the cello octet, I Cellisti, and the Los Angeles Cello Quartet. He is active as a soloist, in chamber music, and as a member of orchestras of the television studios. He has been conductor of the Topanga Symphony since its inception in 1982. He has commissioned and premiered numerous works for cello, cello ensemble, and orchestra. As a composer, he as written compositions for solo and multiple celli, orchestra and voice. He is sought after as a clinician for cello workshops around the country.

Jeeyoon KimP.O. Box 635098San Diego, CA 92163(317) 432-8985info@namusclassics.comwww.jeeyoonkim.comInstrument(s): Piano

Jennifer KloetzelCA jennifer.kloetzel@gmail.comwww.jkcello.comInstrument(s): Cello

A graduate of The Juilliard School and a Fulbright Scholar, cellist Jennifer

Kloetzel has concertized throughout the United States, Europe and Asia as a soloist and chamber musician. A founding member of the San Francisco-based Cypress String Quartet (1996-2016), Ms. Kloetzel has toured the globe and performed at such renowned venues as Lincoln Center, the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, the Chautauqua Institute and the Ravinia Festival, the Lobkowicz Palaces in both Vienna and Prague. A sought-after recitalist and a fervent champion of new music, she has received the Copland Award for her work with living American composers and has commissioned and premiered nearly forty works, including five concertos written specifically for her.

Jennifer Kloetzel680 41st Ave.San Francisco, CA 94121(415) 221-2847jennifer.kloetzel@gmail.com

Max KrausLos Angeles, CA maxkrausmusic@gmail.comwww.maxkrausmusic.comInstrument(s): Double Bass, Electric Bass

Ginger KroftSunnyvale, CA ginger@clarinetstudio.orgwww.clarinetstudio.orgInstrument(s): Clarinet

Clarinetist (Bb, A, Bass, Eb)

Anna Kruger4271 39th Ave.Oakland, CA 94619(818) 349-7960akrugviola@aol.comFax: (510) 531-7055

Founding member, Lark Quartet 1985-98. Currently professor of viola at California State University, Sacramento, and associate principal viola of the San Francisco Ballet Orchestra. Principal, New Century Chamber Orchestra.

Audrey Lamprey2563 Nogal CircleLa Verne, CA 91750(909) 593-3378ajlamprey@gmail.com

Experienced teacher and performer. Enjoys chamber music. Owns an eclectic library of chamber music.

Esther Landau101 Wool St.San Francisco, CA 94110(415) 310-3217estherlandau@yahoo.comInstrument(s): World Instrument, Flute

Jane Lee484 Maud Ave.San Leandro, CA 94577(510) 895-8648heysook999@yahoo.com

Cynthia Lee-Klawender971 Terry DrivePismo Beach, CA 93449(408) 506-0830ariososq@aol.comariososq.weebly.com/index .htmlInstrument(s): Violin

Natalie Leggett4414 Moorpark Way, #11Toluca Lakes, CA 91602(818) 623-0344leggett.nat@gmail.com

Ronald Leonard4630 Caritina Dr.Tarzana, CA 91356(818) 705-4291rleonard@leonarddesigns.comFax: (818) 881-4278

Concert artist, chamber musician, clinician, on cello faculty at Colburn Conservatory School of Music.

Elizabeth L. Levin-Pittel11166 Tujunga Canyon Blvd.Tujunga, CA 91042(512) 345-2355llzl@austin.rr.com

Lucy LewisCalifornia State University San Bernardino, Music Department5500 University ParkwaySan Bernardino, CA 92407lucy.lewis@csusb.eduInstrument(s): Violin, Viola

Dane Richards Little1424 N. Chester Ave.Pasadena, CA 91104-2540(626) 437-7858danerlittle@gmail.comInstrument(s): Cello

Carla LuceroCA carla_lucero@yahoo.comcarlalucero.com/

Rene Mandel1115 Sir Francis Drake Blvd. #13Kentfield, CA 94904(415) 308-3393rene.mandel@gmail.comInstrument(s): Violin

Don Markese11905 Salem Dr.Granada Hills, CA 91344-2348(818) 363-7188dsmgh@earthlink.netInstrument(s): World Instrument, Flute, Clarinet, Saxophone, Other

Michelle Maruyama1242 18th Avenue #8San Francisco, CA 94122-1849(415) 810-6352michellemaruyama@gmail .comInstrument(s): Violin, Viola

Richard B Mathias4356 Bennett PlaceOakland, CA 94602(510) 384-0637rbmathias@comcast.netInstrument(s): Clarinet, Saxophone

Donna MedineCA donna.medine@me.comInstrument(s): Piano

Vincent MendozaP.O. Box 1687Pacific Palisades, CA 90272vm@vincemendoza.netwww.vincemendoza.net

Vince Mendoza has been at the forefront of the jazz and contemporary music scene as a composer, conductor, and recording artist for the last 20 years. He has 6 Grammy awards and 29 nominations. Mendoza is the Conductor Emeritus of the Netherlands Metropole Orkest. Mendoza has also written commissioned compositions and arrangements for the Turtle Island String Quartet, the Chicaco Symphony, the Los Angeles Guitar Quartet, the Berlin Philharmonic, West Deutsche Rundfunk, and the BBC. His music was featured at the Berlin Jazz Festival. He has performed at the Montreux and North Sea Jazz Festivals. His new album, Nights on Earth, features Mendoza compositions arranged for small and large ensembles.

Constance Meyer9824 Charleville Blvd.Beverly Hills, CA 90212

Valencia Mitchell6102 Falcon AvenueLong Beach, CA 90805(562) 522-4977valenvln@msn.comInstrument(s): Violin

Gwendolyn MokSchool of Music & DanceOne Washington Sq.San Jose, CA 95192(408) 924-4637gwendolyn.mok@sjsu.edu

Hana Mori1611 Ward St.Berkeley, CA 94703(415) 730-1837hanacycle@gmail.com

Y. Suzette MoriartyP.O. Box 2550Toluca Lake, CA 91610(818) 766-3851moriartyys@gmail.com

Linda Mouradian12061 Kirkcolm Ct.Porter Ranch, CA 91326(818) 632-1989lmouradi@csun.eduFax: (818) 832-9809Instrument(s): Violin, Viola

Dimitri Murrath50 Oak St.San Francisco, CA 94102-6011(301) 542-2251dmurrath@sfcm.edudimitrimurrath.netInstrument(s): Viola

Jan Myers2443 E. Alden Ave.Anaheim, CA 92806(714) 772-8586jmyerscello@yahoo.comFax: (714) 758-1124

Phyllis G. Newman16733 Calahan St.Sepulveda, CA 91343(818) 892-8303phyllisflute@gmail.com

Harvey Newmark12218 Morrison St.Valley Village, CA 91607(818) 761-0468harveynewmark@gmail.com

Michael NowakP.O. Box 6929Los Osos, CA 93412(805) 528-8234nowakslo@msn.comFax: (805) 528-8451

Geoff NudellCA ganmusic@aol.comInstrument(s): Clarinet, Saxophone

Michael O’Donovan4138 Fulton Ave.Sherman Oaks, CA 91423-4340(818) 789-8570

Electra Reed O’Mara160 Helen WayEscondido, CA 92025(760) 740-1353electrareed54@hotmail.comInstrument(s): Oboe, English Horn

Christopher ParkeningP.O. Box 2067Malibu, CA 90265-7067parkeningmusic@gmail.comwww.parkening.comInstrument(s): Classical Guitar

Christopher Parkening’s performances, recordings, and collaborations, which have included artists such as Josh Groban, Kathleen Battle, Renee Fleming, Placido Domingo, Jubilant Sykes, and

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composers/conductors Elmer Bernstein and John Williams, have received the highest worldwide acclaim. A frequent soloist with leading orchestras, Parkening has performed at the White House and appeared on The Today Show, The Tonight Show, Good Morning America, and the Grammy Awards. Parkening has recorded excusively for Angel/EMI Classic, and has twice received Grammy nominations. He is Distinguished Professor of Music and Chair of the Guitar Department at Pepperdine University in Malibu, California.

Joel C. Peskin10501 Andora Ave.Chatsworth, CA 91311(818) 835-3391ireedman@gmail.comwww.ireedman.comInstrument(s): Saxophone

Peter Gelfand2000 Spanish Bay CourtSan Jose, CA 95138-2104(408) 274-7600pqmg@sbcglobal.netFax: (408) 274-7600www.sanjosequartet.com

Robin Mayfourth and Eline van den Ende, violins; Janet Sims, viola; Peter Gelfand, cello. Peter Gelfand and the San Jose String Quartet received the 2008 City of San Jose Champions of Arts Education Award. The San Jose String Quartet and San Jose Chamber Players perform standard repertoire for string quartet and variable-sized ensembles with a special focus on the development, funding, and presentation of award-winning, innovative children’s programs and curriculum-based music residencies. The ensembles have collaborated with every major arts and education organization in San Jose.

Shelley Phillips112 Plateau Ave.Santa Cruz, CA 95060-6453(415) 526-4524

Shelly Picard-Dunietz1512 Escalero Rd.Santa Rosa, CA 95409-3954(415) 526-4524

David Pritchard1008 Palm Terr.Pasadena, CA 91104(626) 818-0597david@morphicresonancemusic.comFax: (626) 794-2535www.morphicresonancemusic .com

David Pritchard began his career as a jazz guitarist, performing with notables such as Gary Burton, Patrice

Rushen, and Don Ellis. Pritchard now puts most of his emphasis on acoustic and classical guitars, changing his composing and playing style away from jazz into a classically influenced style. His piece “Stairs” for guitar quartet has been recorded by the Los Angeles Guitar Quartet. His “Clockworks for Solo Guitar” is published by Columbia Music/Theodore Presser. Pritchard has also recorded three CDs of his original music for multiple and solo guitars.

Andy Radford6522 Camino CasetaGoleta, CA 93117(213) 798-3611andyradford2009@gmail.comInstrument(s): Bassoon

Music Director, Santa Barbara Youth Symphony; Intern Coordinator and Site Producer, Ojai Music Festival; Bassoon Faculty, University of California, Santa Barbara and Westmont College.

Phoebe A. Ray388 E. Marigold St.Altadena, CA 91001(626) 798-7396phoebe@trimotif.comwww.trimotif.com

Phoebe performs as a professional freelance musician throughout Southern California with orchestra, opera, ballet, chorale, chamber music, film, and commercial music. She studied bassoon at Peabody Conservatory and Eastman School of Music, as well as jazz and improvising more recently. In that genre she co-leads Trimotif, an ensemble that fuses classical music and jazz along with improvisation. She also leads Wilder Trio, inspired by composer Alec Wilder, an innovator of the 20th century who had one foot in popular music and jazz and the other foot in classical music.

Melinda RayneP.O. Box 700Chicago Park, CA 95712(530) 346-7759mrayne@jps.net

Laura ReynoldsEl Cerrito, CA 94530(415) 726-7289laura_reynolds@comcast.netwww.troisbois.comInstrument(s): Oboe, English Horn

Laura Reynolds is an active chamber and orchestral performer in Northern California. She is principal oboist with the Santa Rosa and California Symphonies and is a member of the Marin Symphony, and has appeared

as soloist with all three organizations. Ms. Reynolds also performs regularly with a number of other regional orchestras and is lecturer in oboe at Sonoma State University, as well as a member of the applied faculty of the Pre-College and Extension Division at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music. She was a founding member of Citywinds, a San Francisco-based woodwind quintet dedicated to contemporary repertoire, and is currently exploring the reed trio repertoire with Trios Bois.

Diane Roscetti24145 Matthew Pl.Santa Clarita, CA 91321(818) 677-6587droscetti@csun.edu

James Rotter8092 Andora Dr.La Mirada, CA 90638(714) 522-7626jcrotter@aol.com

Mark Russo210 Tillman Ave.San Jose, CA 95126(408) 289-8219mark@theclassycats.comwww.theclassycats.com

Classical and jazz styles from trio, quartet, seven and twelve pieces. Also plays oboe and flutes.

John Santos2942 Florida St.Oakland, CA 94602machete@earthlink.net

Joel M. Sarch2004 Notre Dame Ave.Belmont, CA 94002(650) 592-6662jsarch@pobox.comInstrument(s): Violin

Francesca M. Savage8450 Abilene Terr.La Mesa, CA 91942-2720(619) 460-9265capricestrings@yahoo.comFax: (619) 463-3484www.capricestrings.com

A member of Caprice Strings, which provides theme concerts, holiday concerts, background music for social events, school demonstrations, bilingual/bicultural programs in Baja California.

Agnes Schwartz21927 Parvin DriveSanta Clarita, CA 91350(661) 803-9475aslaviolinista@msn.comInstrument(s): Piano, Period Instrument, Violin, Viola

Ronald M. Singer22330 Sherman Way, Suite 15Canoga Park, CA 91303-1056(818) 992-4400spacejet@sbcglobal.netFax: (818) 587-2433www.srtechnologies.comInstrument(s): Flute, Clarinet, Saxophone

Freelance Southern California woodwind doubler. Co-founder of SR Technologies, manufacturer of world-class saxophone mouthpieces.

David SmithCA david@ninetrees.comInstrument(s): Harp, Horn, Piano, Piccolo, Timpani, Tuba, Accoustic Guitar, Drum Set, Flute, Trumpet, Classical Guitar, Flugelhorn, Harpsichord, Oboe, Voice, English Horn, Marimba, Trombone, Clarinet, Percussion, Violin, Bassoon, Viola, Cello, Saxophone, Double Bass

Russell Steinberg4924 Balboa Blvd. #162Encino, CA 91316(818) 903-2022rustberg@russellsteinberg.comInstrument(s): Piano, Classical Guitar, Violin, Viola

Composer Russell Steinberg received a Ph.D. in Music from Harvard University, an M.M. from the New England Conservatory, and a B.A. from UCLA. He studied composition most notably with Leon Kirchner, Arthur Berger, Elaine Barkin, and Kenneth Klauss. 2013-14 Commissions included the New West Symphony (orchestra) and the Harold M. Schulweis Institute. The 2012 National Flute Convention in Las Vegas featured his Flute Sonata performed by Michelle Stanley. The 2011 HEAR NOW Festival featured Steinberg’s first string quartet performed by the Lyris Quartet. His Daniel Pearl Foundation commission, Stories from My Favorite Planet, is performed annually. Steinberg conducts the Los Angeles Youth Orchestra and lectures for the LA Philharmonic.

Kate StenbergCA katestenberg@gmail.comwww.katestenberg.comInstrument(s): Violin

Described as “highly virtuosic, full of character and presence” (NewMusicBox), Kate Stenberg’s violin playing has led to performances worldwide and the release of dozens of recordings on such labels as New World Records, Sono Luminous, Other Minds, and Naxos. She enjoys a diverse,

unconventional career, and is deeply committed to new concert music. Stenberg has commissioned, recorded, and performed hundreds of world premieres by living composers, having performed at many festivals throughout the world. She helped develop and commission new chamber music as co-founder of the Left Coast Chamber Ensemble, the Real Vocal String Quartet, and, from 1995-2015, as first violinist of the award-winning Del Sol String Quartet.

Charmian Stewart15 Hazel Ave.San Anselmo, CA 94960-2125(415) 458-1793charmian@aol.com

KC StillP.O. Box 7547Berkeley, CA 94707(917) 854-7179kcstill23@gmail.comInstrument(s): Violin, Viola

Traditional and Suzuki violin and viola teacher.

Joseph Stone7819 Euclid Ave.Whittier, CA 90602(562) 945-2089yooboe@hotmail.comFax: (562) 945-4869

Joseph Stone is a full-time freelance oboist/woodwind doubler active in the Los Angeles area. As a studio player he has appeared on the latest albums by Ray Charles, Johnny Mathis, and Barry Manilow. He has played on movie scores by Michael Giacchino (The Incredibles; Ratatouille; Mission: Impossible III), Mark Watters (Winnie the Pooh Learning Adventures), Bruce Boughton (Bambi 2), Dave Kitays (Bad Santa), and Phil Marshall (Disney Channel). He is a member of the Long Beach Symphony and the Orchestra of the South Bay.

Peter Stumpf2190 Talmadge St.Los Angeles, CA 90027(323) 667-0007pdstumpf@aol.comFax: (323) 627-6423

Mark Hallum Sullivan12831 Canter St.Garden Grove, CA 92845-2210(714) 893-4990sullivan03@sprynet.comsullivanmusicstudio.com

George Svoboda4040 Southview Dr.San Diego, CA 92117-5347(850) 270-8950gsvoboda@san.rr.com

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Gregory Sykes54 Dolores Terr.San Francisco, CA 94110(415) 554-0544gregorysykes@aol.com

Stephen Taylor7378 El Tomaso WayBuena Park, CA 90620(714) 522-7260musicalt@mindspring.com

Kathleen A. Tesar2009 Vista Del Mar St.Hollywood, CA 90068(323) 463-4585kat200711@gmail.com

Lynn Tetenbaum934 Warfield Ave.Oakland, CA 94610(510) 271-8041

Florence Titmus8330 Faust Ave.West Hills, CA 91304(818) 992-1799violinmuse@sbcglobal.netInstrument(s): Violin

Vincent J. Trombetta278 Park View Dr.Oak Park, CA 91377(818) 991-3802trombetta5@roadrunner.comFax: (818) 991-8974

Vince Trombetta, woodwind, composer and recording artist, was educated at the Philadelphia Conservatory, Juilliard School, and the Philadelphia Musical Academy. He studied composition with Vincent Persichetti, Robert Suderberg, Joseph Castaldo, and Gary McFarland. Trombetta has taught musicians as diverse as Michael Brecker, Stanley Clarke, and Bob Malach. Vince has recorded and performed with some of the world’s best artists, among them, Tony Bennett, Rosemary Clooney, Frank Sinatra, and Fred Astaire. Vince was woodwind player, composer, and arranger on The Mike Douglas Show for 18 years.

Cecilia Tsan2236 Suree Ellen Ln.Altadena, CA 91001(310) 365-0148cecilia8@musicus.comwww.cecillatsan.com

Born in France. Principal cellist with the Long Beach Symphony Orchestra. Founding member of Pantoum Trio. Recorded hundreds of films scores in Hollywood. Praised by the LA Times for “her virtuosity and the charisma of her musical personality.” First prize: Cello and Chamber Music/Paris Conservatory, under Andre Navarra. Gernot Wolfgang’s Jazz & Cocktails (trio), Eleven Pieces for Cello and Piano (Cybelia label), and chamber

music by Weber and Ropartz (Timpani label).

Ming TsuP.O. Box 661389Los Angeles, CA 90066-9998(323) 387-9638mytsu@mac.com

Mike Vaccaro3540 Lemon Ave.Long Beach, CA 90807-4720(562) 424-4958mike@mikevaccaro.comFax: (562) 424-2512www.mikevaccaro.comInstrument(s): Flute, Oboe, Clarinet, Saxophone

Marcy Vaj1045 Palms Blvd.Venice, CA 90291(310) 450-3363marcy.vaj@gmail.comreferrals47.org/referrals/ref_profile.php?id=5600800Instrument(s): Violin, Viola

LA freelancer, composer, teacher (specializing in phrasing and optimal form to unleash technique). Professor of Applied Music at Santa Monica College. Concertmaster for Sir Paul McCartney at the 2012 Grammy Awards, solos on Glenn Frey, Charlie Haden Quartet West, Karem Gorsev CDs. Soloed with orchestras from LA in Paris & London.

Bruce Walker676 W. Highland Dr.Camarillo, CA 93010(805) 484-8000noiseybw@aol.comFax: (805) 482-5075www.channelislandsacoustics .com

Miwako Watanabe3213 Midvale Ave.Los Angeles, CA 90034(310) 475-0210kgwatan@earthlink.netFax: (310) 475-9167

Miwako Watanabe, violinist, Fulbright grant recipient, graduate of the Curtis Institute of Music, studied in Europe while concertizing with the Munich Bach Orchestra. Formerly a member of the Walter Naumburg Chamber Music Award Winners, the Sequoia String Quartet, and the Francesco Trio. As a member of the Mito Chamber Orchestra and the Saito Kinen Festival, she is an active performer in Japan, as well as in Los Angeles, being a concertmaster of the Chamber Orchestra of South Bay.

Christin WebbYear Founded: 2008christinla@yahoo.com5145 Jeffdale Ave.Woodland Hills, CA 91364(626) 221-9917

Christin Webb is a freelance chamber and orchestral

musician based in Los Angeles. She frequently performs with top Southern California orchestras and is in demand as a studio musician. Christin’s passion is performing chamber music, and has been a member of several popular ensembles including Ceora Winds and the New Chamber Ensemble. On Ceora Winds’ album Postcards, she was praised for her ‘perfectly even fast articulations and rich even tone’ by The Double Reed. She also played bassoon and contrabassoon on the critically acclaimed album, The Dreams of Birds, released on the Delos label. Christin maintains a private teaching studio, conducts clinics and masterclasses, and is publishing several of her chamber music arrangements.

Mark Winges2049 Fulton St.San Francisco, CA 94117(415) 752-8291wingnotes@att.net

Dieter WulfhorstP.O. Box 2580Clovis, CA 93613-2580(559) 392-1425dieterwulfhorst@fresno.eduFax: (559) 855-5496wulfhorst.tripod.comInstrument(s): Period Instrument, Cello

Professional cellist. I have performed and recorded as soloist, chamber and orchestral musician in Europe, Asia, Australia, the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. I also adjudicate competitions and I’m the co-director of the Musica Viva chamber music series.

David E. Young105 Vail Dunes Ct.Rancho Mirage, CA 92270(760) 992-8435davideyoungmd@hotmail.com

Robert Zelickman3440 Dorchester Dr.San Diego, CA 92123-2612(619) 339-6135zelickman@att.netwww.secondavenueklezmer .comInstrument(s): Clarinet

Plays all clarinets. Lecturer in Music at UC San Diego (retired); Co-Director of Second Avenue Klezmer Ensemble. Member of JAMB Bass Clarinet Quartet. Member of Noise Contemporary Music Ensemble.

COLORADO

Susan L. Grace124 W. Monroe St.Colorado Springs, CO 80907-6709(719) 475-0827sgrace@coloradocollege.eduFax: (719) 475-0251Instrument(s): Piano

Specializing in contemporary solo and piano duo repertoire (Quattro Mani). CDs available through Bridge Records, Klavier Music Productions, and Innova.

Anne Leilehua LanzilottiCO alanzilo@gmail.comannelanzilotti.comInstrument(s): Viola

Anna Maria Manalo1860 N. Washington St. #602Denver, CO 80203(608) 719-7613annamaria_manalo@yahoo .comannamariamanalo.com

Margaret Miller446 Sycamore Ave.Eaton, CO 80615(719) 660-0878violaco@comcast.netInstrument(s): Viola

Margaret Miller is assistant professor of viola and chamber music at Colorado State University and coordinator of the Graduate Quartet Program. She performs frequently as a soloist and chamber musician, and gives clinics and masterclasses.

Loretta Notareschi2812 Curtis St.Denver, CO 80205(303) 249-8810loretta.notareschi@gmail.comwww.lorettanotareschi.com

Beth M. Rosbach2255 E Cherrywood DriveLafayette, CO 80026(303) 881-7383cellorosbach@yahoo.comwww.coloradocello.comInstrument(s): Cello

CONNECTICUT

Ole Akahoshi51 Spice Bush LaneShelton, CT 06484(203) 641-8028oakahoshi@aol.com

Jennifer Allen185 Penn DrWest Hartford, CT 06119(860) 573-9808jenallenmusic@gmail.comwww.jenallenmusic.com

Gregory BeaverCT greg.beaver.cello@gmail.comwww.gregorybeaver.comInstrument(s): Cello

Christopher Brubeck300 Mountain Rd.Wilton, CT 06897(203) 762-3591chris@brubeckmusic.comFax: (203) 762-8481www.brubeckmusic.com

Chris Brubeck first distinguished himself as a jazz musician, performing and recording with his father, the legendary Dave Brubeck. He plays bass, trombone, piano, guitar and sings, and has earned international acclaim as composer, performer, and leader of his own groups. On stage, Chris’ irrepressible enthusiasm is matched by his fluid command of jazz, blues, folk, funk, pop, and classical musical styles. An award-winning composer, Chris’s natural talents have positioned him to assume a vital role in the genre-bending renaissance of modern classical music. The Chicago Tribune calls Chris “a composer with a real flair for lyrical melody–a 21st century Lenny Bernstein.”

Donald Charlamb1156 Hope St., Unit 5Stamford, CT 06907(203) 329-0572donald.charlamb@snet.netInstrument(s): Piano

Libby Van CleveNew Haven, CT libbyvancleve@snet.net

Syoko Aki Erle124 Moose Hill Rd.Guilford, CT 06437(203) 453-2268syoko.erle@yale.edu

Perry Gentile111 Summit Rd.Prospect, CT 06712(818) 388-9746peartree99@earthlink.netwww.myspace.com/perrygentile

Perry started playing the alto saxophone at age 10 in Connecticut. His first professional gig was at the age of 13 playing in local R&B bands. After high school, he moved to NYC, where he continued his study with Harvey Estrin and Carmin Caruso. In 1985, he traveled to California performing with The Coasters, Shirells, Bobby Louis and Mary Wells. Settling in LA in 1989 thru 2009, he worked in film and TV, continuing his studies at Grove School of Music and UCLA Extensions in composing, harmony, arranging, and orchestration.

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Jack Hammer46 Manor St.Hamden, CT 06517(203) 752-0014jhammer@pantheon.yale.edu

Carmen M. Irons74 Candlewood Dr.South Windsor, CT 06074(860) 644-3331irons@hartford.edu

Wadada Leo Smith40 Foxon Hill Road, Unit E-11New Haven, CT 06513(805) 300-8041wadadaleosmith1218@gmail .com

A composer, performer, and educator in creative music/jazz music/contemporary music and a construtor of a symbolical music language, ankhrasmation. Has three ensembles: Golden Quartet, Silver Orchestra, and Organic. A faculty member at California Institute of the Arts; AACM; and ASCAP.

Rebecca MccallumMiddletown, CT 06457remc7@mindspring.comInstrument(s): Violin

Louise MullerCT mhpemail-vln123@yahoo.commullerhead.com/mhpromo/index.htmlInstrument(s): Violin

Haneef Nelsonneefjazz@gmail.com

Haneef N. Nelson’s compositional process resembles a combination of storytelling, news reporting, and emotional expression. His compositions have ranged from portraits of friends and families; events that have affected his community, as well as reflections of his life and the times around him. He is a dynamic performer and educator who has performed nationally and internationally and is currently working as an educator at Keene State College, UMASS Amherst, and the Hartt School. Haneef has performed and/or recorded with: Jimmy Owens, Donald Byrd, Musiq Soulchild William Cepeda, Wilson “Chembo” Corniel, Nat Reeves, Steve Davis, E.J. Strickland, Brandee Younger, Dezron Douglas, Lummie Spann, David Bryant, Stacey Dillard, Zaccai Curtis, Luques Curtis, Ray McMorrin, Josh Evans, Doobie Powell, Kevin Powell, Herbert Powell, Ace Livingstone, and Heshima Moja, among many others.

Rebecca Noreen11 Dunn’s Ct.Stonington, CT 06378(860) 572-9627noreentowne@comcast.netInstrument(s): World Instrument, Bassoon, Other

Evelyn Pellicane172 Southwood Rd.Fairfield, CT 06825-1647(203) 334-9053epellicane@aol.com

Member, Sheedy-Pellicane Duo (flute and guitar) and was member of Mendelssohn Choir. Active as a soloist and chamber musician. Was instructor of guitar at Sacred Heart University and presently Westport School of Music, with a thriving private studio.

Jody Rowitsch38 Ivy StreetWest Haven, CT 06516-5740(203) 933-5531jody531@earthlink.net

David Shifrin269 Richards Ave.Norwalk, CT 06850(203) 247-3354kv622@aol.comdavidshifrin.comInstrument(s): Clarinet

Artemis Theodos Simerson61 Sea Hill Rd.North Branford, CT 06471(203) 483-9600

Larry Alan Smith39 Saxon WoodsAvon, CT 06001(860) 558-7965larry@larryalansmith.comwww.larryalansmith.comInstrument(s): Piano

Larry Alan Smith is a composer, conductor, pianist, poet, arts executive, and educator. He is currently Professor of Composition at the Hartt School of the University of Hartford and curator of the school’s prestigious Richard P. Garmany Chamber Music Series. Dr. Smith’s music is published and represented by the Theodore Presser Company.

Deborah A. Tyler52 Greenhouse Blvd.West Hartford, CT 06110(860) 232-5236Instrument(s): Violin

Marvin Warshaw177 Howard Ave.New Haven, CT 06519(203) 497-8225marvin.warshaw@gmail.comInstrument(s): Violin, Viola

DELAWARE

Jennifer Margaret BarkerNewark, DE jmbarker@udel.eduwww.jennifermargaretbarker .comInstrument(s): Piano, Oboe, Violin

Described as “a composer of profound sensibility,” Scottish-American Jennifer Margaret Barker has received performances of her compositions on six continents by a wide variety of symphonies, choral ensembles, chamber ensembles, and soloists. Her heart, however, remains with chamber music. At the tender age of seven, chamber music was added to Barker’s musical training: from Leighton to Elgar and Brahms. As a twelve year old pianist, she and her quartet members were labelled “The Un-Giants” when they won the ‘Under 18’ Chamber Music category at the Edinburgh Music Festival. Consequently, a youth spent enveloped in piano trios and piano quartets has left a lasting impression on her compositional style and output.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Willem Van Eeghen3830 Harrison Street NWWashington, DC 20015(202) 966-3959willemvaneeghen@gmail.com

Maude I. Fish3224 Oliver St. NWWashington, DC 20015(202) 544-1396

Sally McLain3533 Quebec St. NWWashington, DC 20016(202) 237-8485mclain@starpower.netInstrument(s): Violin

FLORIDA

Grace Bahng1140 Saint Albans LoopHeathrow, FL 32746(407) 805-0940cgavin@bellsouth.net

Janet ClippardP.O. Box 4826Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33338-4826(954) 463-9514jan.ed@ix.netcom.com

David Cobb4318 Rockefeller Ave.Sarasota, FL 34231(941) 921-3725dmcobb@gmail.com

David Cobb, bass; May Cobb, viola, violin.

Diane CoffmanFort Myers, FL diane@rarco.com

Margaret Cracchiolo8765 Veterans Memorial Dr.Tallahassee, FL 32309(850) 894-8472sciamanoboe@aol.com

Doctorate in Oboe Performance received in 2009.

Lisa Ferrigno2990 Sanbina St.Winter Park, FL 32789(321) 297-9443lisaferrigno@gmail.comInstrument(s): Violin, Viola

Karen Gettel-Bell2339 Conway Blvd.Port Charlotte, FL 33952(802) 879-7333ktgettel@aol.com

Frederic Glesser14930 SW 145 St.Miami, FL 33196(786) 473-5599glesser@bellsouth.netwww.fredericglesser.com

Frederic Glesser’s music has been presented at festivals, conferences, broadcasts, and other concert venues throughout the U.S., Canada, Eastern Europe, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Argentina, and Brazil. His compositions include works for solo instrumental, chamber ensemble, and orchestra. Select works are recorded on Albany, ERM Media, North/South, and Zimbel Press.

Kathleen Hagen10471 North West 20th CourtSunrise, FL 33322(954) 742-6766kathleenphagen@gmail.comInstrument(s): Cello

South Florida Strings/Florida Classical Orchestra.

Jeff Keesecker4840 Lake Park DrTallahassee, FL 32311-1224(850) 894-8472jkeesecker@fsu.edu

Janna Lower5067 SW 78 LaneGainesville, FL 32608jannalower@yahoo.com

Janna Lower is professor of violin and head of strings at the University of Florida. She holds a D.M.A. from the University of Michigan, where she studied with Camilla Wicks, and received both B.M. and M.M. degrees from The Juilliard School, as a student of Joseph Fuchs.

Chuck Owen406 Glen Ridge Ave.Tampa, FL 33617(813) 758-1975cowen@usf.eduInstrument(s): Piano

Mauricio J Rodriguez7503 Willow CtTampa, FL 33634(813) 841-5532mrodriguez117@gmail.comwww.mrodriguezbass.comInstrument(s): Piano, Double Bass, Electric Bass

James Michael Ryan303-B Anastasia Blvd. #2543St. Augustine, FL 32080(617) 935-9023dmryan7@mac.comInstrument(s): Piano, Voice, Violin, Cello, Other

Stephen Scott8531 Logia CircleBoynton Beach, FL 33472(929) 316-6182auniversallove@yahoo.comInstrument(s): Piano, Other, Other

Leonid Yanovskiy4849 Balmoral Dr.Pensacola, FL 32504(850) 475-8107lyanovskiy@uwf.eduleonidyanovskiy.comInstrument(s): Violin, Viola

University of West Florida, associate professor; UWF String Program, director; Runge Strings Orchestra, conductor; Pensacola Symphony Orchestra, concertmaster; Orchestra of St. Luke’s (NYC), violinist; Northwest Florida Symphony Orchestra, concertmaster.

Nicole Yarling21427 Town Lakes Dr., Apt. 2-111Boca Raton, FL 33486(561) 391-4906knickee@bellsouth.netwww.nicoleyarling.com

GEORGIA

Linda Cherniavsky1424 West Paces Ferry Road, NWAtlanta, GA 30327(404) 609-6364lindac@westminster.netFax: (404) 609-6318Instrument(s): Violin

Emily Collette842 Devonwood Trail, NWMarietta, GA 30064(678) 522-7014e1929collette@gmail.comInstrument(s): Piano, Harpsichord

Repertoire from Renaissance to modern jazz. A seasoned concert artist with entertaining style, often including verbal program notes. Solo and ensemble. Recipient of

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Cynthia Fox1424 West Paces FerryAtlanta, GA 30327(404) 609-6364lindacherniavsky@westminster .net

Susan Ottzen1249 Thomas Rd.Decatur, GA 30030(404) 550-9304sottzen@gmail.com

Arthur Ross1924 North Leg Road Apt. 2CAugusta, GA 30909(706) 373-8938arthurross@me.comInstrument(s): Viola

Alvin Singleton210 Sixth Street, NEAtlanta, GA 30308-1534(404) 483-7410alvinsingleton@me.comwww.alvinsingleton.com

Alvin Singleton has been composing music for over 40 years. His entire catalog is published by Schott-Music Corp. In 2014, Singleton was elected to the American Academy of Arts and Letters.

Maila Gutierrez SpringfieldGA mgspring@hotmail.com

Brenda StreetAtlanta, GA (404) 524-4365info@brendastreet.comwww.brendastreet.comInstrument(s): Harp

Atlanta harpist Brenda Street enjoys a busy career as a professional freelancer. She plays both classical and popular harp music for weddings, receptions, and other special events. Training: as a teenager, Brenda Street was a student in classical piano privately for 7 years with Curtis Institute graduate Sara E. McAllister. She later studied harp for 6 years with Cleveland Institute graduate Judith Beattie, followed by 1 year of jazz theory with Atlanta musician Ted Howe, former instructor at the Berklee School of Music. Degrees: Brenda Street holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Millsaps College and a Master’s degree from Vanderbilt University’s Peabody College of Education.

HAWAII

Jon MagnussenUniversity of Hawaii - West Oahu91-1001 Farrington Hwy.Kapolei, HI 96707(808) 689-2357jon.magnussen@hawaii.eduwww.jonmagnussen.com

Gregory Wrenn4348 Waialae Ave., #105Honolulu, HI 96816(808) 256-4336gregorywrenn@gmail.comInstrument(s): Piano, Violin

IDAHO

Giselle HillyerID giselle.hillyer@gmail.comInstrument(s): Violin, Viola

ILLINOIS

Jan BachIL janbach@comcast.netwww.janbach.comInstrument(s): Harp, Horn, Piano, Piccolo, Timpani, Tuba, Accoustic Guitar, Drum Set, Flute, Organ, Trumpet, Classical Guitar, Flugelhorn, Harpsichord, Oboe, Vibraphone, Voice, English Horn, Marimba, Trombone, Clarinet, Euphonium, Percussion, Violin, Bassoon, Viola, Cello, Saxophone, Double Bass

Patricia L. BarberChicago, IL patricialbarber@gmail.comwww.patriciabarber.comInstrument(s): Piano, Voice

Michael Barta45 Twin Creeks Ln.Murphysboro, IL 62966(618) 684-5314misi1954@yahoo.comcola.siu.edu/music/faculty-staff/faculty/by-alpha/barta.phpInstrument(s): Violin, Viola

Education: M.M., Franz Liszt University, Budapest, Hungary. Winner of 2nd prize at Joseph Szigeti International Competition, 1973; finalist at Tchaikovsky International Competition, 1974. Assistant professor, Franz Liszt University, 1979-80; Central Michigan University, 1981-85; professor of music at Southern Illinois University, 1985-present. First violinist of Kodaly String Quartet, 1975-80. Concerts in 24 countries, over 1600 performances. Recordings with Hungarian Radio, Scottish BBC, Radio France, PBS, Hungaroton, Radio Cologne. Summer faculty at festivals in Austria, Hungary, Bulgaria, Malta, Latvia, and Spain.

Jocelyn Davis-BeckP.O. Box 637Beecher, IL 60401-0637(708) 946-3125equicellomom@comcast.netInstrument(s): Cello

Michael Dicker901 N. School St.Normal, IL 61761(309) 454-8438mhdicke@ilstu.eduwww.mddoublereed.comInstrument(s): Bassoon

Professor of Bassoon, Illinois State University.

Teresa Fream531 Illinois Ave.Glenwood, IL 60425-1063(708) 798-7337Instrument(s): Violin

Terrine Gomez1305 Mayfair Rd.Champaign, IL 61821(217) 398-2097terrineg@aol.com

Director, The Young Artists’ Studio; private instruction and chamber music classes. Fifty-plus years of performing and teaching.

Dave Granger1135 Morton Ave.Elgin, IL 60120-2438(847) 401-8126gravedanger@msn.comwww.cirrusfalcon.comInstrument(s): Accoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar

William HarrisonChicago, IL 60605billharrison56@sbcglobal.netwww.playjazznow.comInstrument(s): Double Bass, Electric Bass

I am a graduate of DePaul University. I have performed with such jazz luminaries as Clary Terry, James Moody, Max Roach, and Woody Herman Band. Current activities include extensive work in Chicago theatre and private events. In addition to maintaining a busy teaching schedule, I own and operate playjazznow.com. We create high-quality downlodable play-along recordings for instrumentalists and vocalists of all skill levels.

Katherine Hughes3352 Thornberry Dr.Glenview, IL 60025(847) 207-7511kathughes@ameritech.netkatherinehughes.comInstrument(s): Violin

Katherine Hughes is an extremely versatile musician who is comfortable performing many styles of music. Focusing primarily on chamber music and small groups, she is sought after for both her sensitive approach to classical

and contemporary music and her ability to improvise in many styles.

Kwang-Wu KimColumbia College of Chicago600 S. Michigan Ave., Suite 505Chicago, IL 60605(312) 369-7200kwkim@colum.eduwww.colum.edu

Marcia Henry Liebenow218 E. High Point Rd.Peoria, IL 61614(309) 677-2602marcia@marciahenry.comwww.marciahenry.com

Marcia is concertmaster of the Peoria Symphony Orchestra, professor of violin, viola, and chamber music at Bradley University, and active as a recitalist, chamber musician, and soloist. Member of the Concordia String Trio and River City String Quartet, she is faculty artist at summer festivals at Birch Creek, Wisconsin, Red Lodge, Montana, and Warebrook Contemporary, Vermont. She has received the Outstanding Studio Teacher Award from Illinois ASTA and the Distinguished Alumni Award from Ohio University. Her recording of the Grieg violin sonatas with pianist Antonio Pompa-Baldi is on Centaur Records.

Tammy McCann-Simpkins6430 S. Stony Island Ave.Chicago, IL 60637(312) 961-3072tammymccannsings@gmail .comwww.tammymccann.comInstrument(s): Voice

Chad McCullough2952 N Clark St. #3Chicago, IL 60657(206) 300-8100chadmcc@gmail.comchadmccullough.comInstrument(s): Trumpet, Flugelhorn

Michael Miles5308 N. GlenwoodChicago, IL 60640(847) 909-1446michael@milesmusic.orgwww.milesmusic.org

My specialty is Bach on the banjo, and I have a number of original works from banjo and string quartet.

Karim NagiIL nagikarim@aol.comwww.karimnagi.comInstrument(s): World Instrument, Percussion

Karen Nelson1024 VinePark Ridge, IL 60068(847) 698-0518knelsonmusic@gmail.comcfm10208.com/karennelson

Steven Palincsar16 Sheffield Ct.Lincolnshire, IL 60069(847) 948-0142steven@palincsar.comwww.palincsar.com

Rachel Barton Pine333 W. Hubbard St., Apt. 913Chicago, IL 60654(312) 329-1170rachelbartonpine@aol.comFax: (312) 329-9240www.rachelbartonpine.comInstrument(s): Violin, Other

Has appeared as soloist with the Chicago, Atlanta, St. Louis, Dallas, Baltimore, Montreal, Vienna, New Zealand, and Iceland Symphonies, and the Philadelphia Orchestra, working with Dutoit, Mehta, Leinsdorf, Alsop, Neeme Jarvi, and Domingo. Collaborations include Barenboim, Eschenbach, Warfield, O’Riley, and O’Connor. Festival appearances include Ravinia, Marlboro, and Salzburg. Her 16 critically-acclaimed albums for the Cedille, Dorian, and Cacophony labels include Brahms and Joachim Violin Concertos (Chicago Symphony), Scottish Fantasies (Scottish Chamber Orchestra), and Beethoven and Clement Violin Concertos (Royal Philharmonic). She has been featured on St. Paul Sunday, Performance Today, From the Top, CBS Sunday Morning, and NBC’s The Today Show.

Christopher Ray756 Highland Ave.Barrington, IL 60010(847) 382-8499crrbass44@sbcglobal.net

John Schreckengost5000 N Marine Dr #14FChicago, IL 60640(312) 719-6908jgschreck@gmail.comInstrument(s): Period Instrument, Horn

Marc Temkin7410 N. Talman Ave.Chicago, IL 60645-1412(773) 230-9172marctemkin@comcast.netInstrument(s): Double Bass

Jill Thackery248 N Evergreen Ave.Elmhurst, IL 60126(773) 501-3173jill.thackery@gmail.comInstrument(s): Violin

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Terri Van Valkinburgh5424 W. Hutchinson St.Chicago, IL 60641(224) 213-5868irret8@gmail.com

Judith Vessely1633 East Ave.Berwyn, IL 60402(708) 484-4720judyvessely@gmail.comInstrument(s): Violin

Judy custom-makes music for all occasions, leading her ensembles of all sizes strolling or stationary, with all types of music: classical, popular, jazz, society, or ethnic. Judy will also perform as a solo violinist.

INDIANA

John P. La Barbera1027 Oakridge Dr.Lanesville, IN 47136(812) 952-1027john@johnlabarbera.comFax: (812) 952-1037www.johnlabarberra.comInstrument(s): Piano, Trumpet

Kimberly S CarballoBloomington, IN 47401kcarball@indiana.edukimcarballo.comInstrument(s): Piano, Voice

Nora R. Frisk209 E. Beam St.Porter, IN 46304nrfrisk@comcast.net

Mauricio FuksIndiana University, Jacobs School of MusicBloomington, IN 47401(812) 855-1634Instrument(s): Violin

Marjorie Lange Hanna7350 N. Pennsylvania St.Indianapolis, IN 46240(317) 257-3786

Mark Holloway345 S. College Ave. #302Bloomington, IN 47403-1505(215) 380-8309markh15@aol.comwww.violistus.blogspot.comInstrument(s): Viola

Violist Mark Holloway is a chamber musician sought after in the United States and abroad. He is a member of the Pacifica Quartet, in residence at the Jacobs School of Music at Indiana University Bloomington, where he is on the faculty for viola and chamber music. An artist of the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, he has appeared at prestigious festivals and series such as Marlboro, Music@Menlo, Ravinia, Caramoor, Banff, Taos, Music from Angel Fire, Mainly Mozart, Alpenglow, Plush, Whittington, Olympic, Concordia Chamber Players,

Kon-Tiki, Bay Chamber Concerts, Musikdorf Ernen, Prussia Cove, Bargemusic, Chameleon Arts Ensemble, Tertulia, at the 92nd St. Y, and with the Boston Chamber Music Society and Israeli Chamber Project.

Linda U. Kanzawa9431 Reindeer RoadFort Wayne, IN 46804(218) 436-3360linda.kanzawa@gmail.com

Sofia Kraevska4705 North Weir DrMuncie, IN 47304(765) 896-9795sofiadesas@hotmail.comwww.sofiakraevska.comInstrument(s): Harp, Horn, Piano, Piccolo, Timpani, Tuba, Flute, Organ, Trumpet, Flugelhorn, Harpsichord, Oboe, Vibraphone, Voice, English Horn, Marimba, Trombone, Clarinet, Euphonium, Percussion, Violin, Bassoon, Viola, Cello, Saxophone, Double Bass

Kathryn Oyer401 Gra-Roy Dr.Goshen, IN 46526(574) 533-4778kathyoyer@yahoo.comInstrument(s): Violin, Viola

Byron K. Plexico9141 Woodacre Blvd. N. Dr.Indianapolis, IN 46234(317) 295-0575

Scott RoutenbergIN sroutenberg@gmail.comwww.scottroutenberg.com

Lois Sabo-Skelton 121 N. Overhill Dr.Bloomington, IN 47408(812) 339-9678niloiv@aol.com

Kathleen Schweikert6205 Waterside Dr.Ft Wayne, IN 46814Fax: (260) 627-2521Instrument(s): Flute

Linda Strommen2813 S. Saint Remy Cir.Bloomington, IN 47401(812) 336-3640lstromme@indiana.eduFax: (812) 336-3640 *51Instrument(s): Oboe

Former member of the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra and the Santa Fe Opera, Ms. Strommen has also held principal and assistant principal positions with the Milwaukee, Honolulu, New Haven, Wichita, and Baton Rouge symphonies and acting principal oboe positions with the Rochester Philharmonic and the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra. She

serves on the faculties of the New York String Orchestra Seminar, Le Domain Forget and Masterworks festivals, and Interlochen Arts Camp. Degrees from Cleveland Institute of Music. Currently is professor of oboe at the Jacobs School of Music at Indiana University and has been a regular visiting oboe instructor at the Julliard School of Music for more than 10 years.

Lana D. Wordel209 E. Beam St.Porter, IN 46304(219) 926-8820lanawordel@comcast.net

IOWA

Guy Drollinger1223 E. Burlington St.Iowa City, IA 52240(319) 338-2652

Keith ReinsIA kreins@kirkwood.edu

Jill Tindall4602 Coventry CourtDavenport, IA 52807(563) 355-5265jilldt@q.comFax: (563) 355-5265Instrument(s): Piano, Violin, Viola

KANSAS

Christopher BurnettPost Office Box 47Leavenworth, KS 66048(913) 250-5141chrisburnett@burnettmusic.comburnettmusic.comInstrument(s): Flute, Clarinet, Saxophone

How are jazz careers made? Many have remarked on the big historical shift: musicians used to apprentice on the road with masters and learn the language firsthand, but those cultural conditions are fading, and the bandstand has been replaced by the graduate degree. There’s truth in that narrative, and yet it fails to account for the full variety of paths that players are taking as they strive to find their voice in this music. For alto saxophonist Christopher Burnett, the journey involved spending 22 years as a musician in the U.S. Army. Simultaneously an award-winning composer, creative improviser, an artist/businessman, and modern thinker, Mr. Burnett was also an early explorer of the digital music landscape.

Alyssa Morris820 Juniper DriveManhattan, KS 66502(801) 400-6192alyssaoboemorris@gmail.comalyssamorrismusic.comInstrument(s): Oboe

KENTUCKY

Daniel CarwileP.O. Box 23881Lexington, KY 40523(859) 619-4741info@carwilestringstudio.comwww.danielandamycarwile.com

Jamie H ColvinLouisville, KY pearl0890@yahoo.comInstrument(s): Violin

Betsy Osoffsky923 Vine St.Louisville, KY 40204bosoffsky@hotmail.comInstrument(s): Violin

LOUISIANA

Matt LemmlerLA (504) 914-4252mattlemmler@icloud.comwww.mattlemmler.comInstrument(s): Piano, Voice

MAINE

Kim DiehneltME kim@kimdiehnelt.comwww.kimdiehnelt.com

Maestra Kim Diehnelt has been called “a renaissance woman” for bringing her own brand of beauty and passion to the world through her work as an international conductor and composer. Trained in the United States and Europe, Maestra Diehnelt has been composing works for solo instruments, chamber, orchestral, and choral ensembles since 2011. Her style is best described as a “Nordic Palestrina,” as her works possess a lyrical, vocal quality with an attention to beauty and the sense of an unfolding story. Additionally, she has garnered critical acclaim through recent world premieres in both New York and Chicago.

Ellie May Shufro22 Oak Grove St.Veazie, ME 04401-7053(207) 945-4238budelwood@aol.com

Recording, performing, teaching, arranging multiple styles of music. Primary instrument, violin.

Diane WalshME opus109@protonmail.comwww.dianewalsh.comInstrument(s): Piano

Matt WatrasP.O. Box 51Lisbon Falls, ME 04252(207) 720-0791mattwatras@yahoo.com

I teach general music, grades K-5, at Lisbon Community School, a public school in Lisbon, ME. In 2003, I founded a strings program for students from the third grade through high school. The first year of the string program, I had 12 students; the program has grown to include approximately 70. Since 1997, I have performed in the second violin section of the Portland Symphony Orchestra.

MARYLAND

Greg Bullen815 Fairway DriveTowson, MD 21286(443) 465-7208gregbullen@gmail.comInstrument(s): Piano

Peter DaytonMD(513) 307-3838peterndayton@gmail.comwww.peterdaytonmusic.comInstrument(s): Harp, Horn, Piano, Piccolo, Timpani, Tuba, Drum Set, Flute, Trumpet, Classical Guitar, Flugelhorn, Harpsichord, Oboe, Vibraphone, Voice, English Horn, Marimba, Trombone, Clarinet, Euphonium, Percussion, Violin, Bassoon, Viola, Cello, Saxophone, Double Bass

David Fetter3704 N Charles St. Unit 1006Baltimore, MD 21218(410) 889-2277davidfetter@comcast.netfetterbrass.com

Composer, arranger and publisher of music primarily for brass instruments. Composer of Variations on Palestrina’s “Dona Nobis Pacem” and Spain from Bass Lines, both for unaccompanied trombone. “Situation Update” for trombone and band premiered in 2016 by Ron Barron and the Eagles Band of Pittsfield, Massachusetts. Composer of a set of secular anthems for SATB chorus. Former trombonist in symphony orchestras including Cleveland and Baltimore. Conductor of the Ellicott City Trombone Choir.

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Lura Johnson413 N. Rock Glen Rd.Baltimore, MD 21229(443) 676-1491lura@lurajohnson.comwww.lurajohnson.comInstrument(s): Piano, Organ, Harpsichord, Other

Pianist Lura Johnson, a Steinway Artist, is pianist for the Baltimore Symphony and Principal Keyboardist for the Delaware Symphony. She teaches at Peabody Institute and is the Director of Chamber Music at Georgetown University. Founding member of duos Times Two, Duo Lalu, and the Jennings-Johnson Duo, Ms. Johnson is also the general manager of PostClassical Ensemble and former artistic director of Music in the Great Hall.

James Lee IIIMD james.lee@morgan.eduwww.jameslee3.comInstrument(s): Piano

Hyun Park11237 Korman Dr.Potomac, MD 20854(301) 983-0156

Victor ProvostMD victor@victorprovost.comwww.victorprovost.comInstrument(s): World Instrument, Percussion

Andrew RosenfeldFrederick, MD 21702nantch62@gmail.comwww.dirigentenor.com

David N SchulmanWashington, DC (301) 908-4511schulmancreative@gmail.comquietlifemotel.comInstrument(s): Violin, Percussion, Viola, Other

MASSACHUSETTS

Holly Barnes58 Morse Ave.Dedham, MA 02026-3112(781) 326-8441hbarnes@andover.edu

Maria Benotti94 John Wise Ave.Essex, MA 01929(978) 768-6229edensedge@verizon.netInstrument(s): Violin, Viola

Eric BerlinP.O. Box 2305Amherst, MA 01004(617) 733-6391majesty@majesticbrass.comwww.ericmberlin.comInstrument(s): Trumpet, Flugelhorn

Eric Berlin is Principal Trumpet of the Albany Symphony Orchestra, Associate Principal Trumpet of the Colorado Music Festival Orchestra, a member of the Boston Modern Orchestra Project and the Empire Brass Quintet. In addition, he has performed with the Boston Symphony Orchestra, New York Philharmonic, and Los Angeles Philharmonic. He has commissioned, premiered, and recorded numerous new works for trumpet. Stephen Paulus’ Concerto for Two Trumpets on his disc of all commissioned works with the UMass Wind Ensemble received a Grammy nomination for Best Contemporary Classical Composition. His recording of George Tsontakis’ True Colors for Trumpet and Orchestra, commissioned by the ASO for Mr. Berlin, was a 2017 NPR Top 10 Classical Recording.

Emily Bruell32 Walnut Hill Rd.Chestnut Hill, MA 02467(617) 325-8298ejbruell@gmail.comFax: (617) 325-8296

Cheryl Campbell8 Mechanic Sq.Marblehead, MA 01945(781) 631-8923cherylcamp6@msn.com

Oliver Caplan11 Ashland PlaceMedford, MA 02155(617) 894-0359music@olivercaplan.comwww.olivercaplan.com

Award-winning composer Oliver Caplan writes melodies that nourish our souls, offering a voice of hope in an uncertain world. Mr. Caplan’s works have been performed in over 125 performances nationwide. He has been commissioned by the Atlanta Chamber Players, Bella Piano Trio, and Bronx Arts Ensemble, among others. Winner of a Special Citation for the American Prize in Orchestral Composition, additional recognitions include Veridian Symphony Competition Wins and the Fifth House Ensemble Competition Grand Prize. Recordings of his music include his 2012 debut album Illuminations and a track on the Sinfonietta of Riverdale’s 2016 album New World Serenade. Mr. Caplan is the Artistic Director of Juventas New Music Ensemble.

Bonnie CochranMA amaryllis@amaryllisboston.combonniecochran.netInstrument(s): Flute

Bruce M. Creditor11 Fisher Rd.Sharon, MA 02067(781) 784-6688brucecred@aol.comInstrument(s): Clarinet

Robert Curtis11 Park Dr., #33Boston, MA 02215(617) 262-4748curtisvln@aol.com

Rachel Daly78 Prospect StreetFoxborough, MA 02035(508) 944-3710racheldalyhornstudio@gmail.comwww.hornithologyensemble.comInstrument(s): Horn

Stephen Dankner8 Windflower WyWilliamstown, MA 01267-2902(413) 884-2953sdankner@earthlink.netwww.stephendankner.comInstrument(s): Piano

Stephen Dankner received a Doctor of Musical Arts degree in composition from The Juilliard School in 1971. A list of works since 1990 includes 8 symphonies, 23 string quartets, a piano quintet (string quartet and piano), 7 concerti (two for piano, one for violin, two for cello, alto saxophone and one for E flat clarinet); 4 major song cycles; sonatas for violin (3), piano, alto saxophone, cello; 3 piano trios; a piano quartet, a saxophone trio, 3 saxophone quartets, a quintet for saxophone quartet and piano and 5 orchestral tone poems.

Allan DeanP.O. Box 492Monterey, MA 01245(413) 528-9312allanjdean@verizon.netallanjdean.com

Member: St. Louis Brass, Summit Brass, Yale Brass Trio. Former member: New York Brass Quintet, Contemporary Chamber Ensemble. Founding member: Calliope: A Renaissance Band, New York Cornet and Sacbut Ensemble. Faculty: Yale School of Music, professor of trumpet (adjunct).

Rachael ElliottCambridge, MA (802) 535-6244rachael@clogsmusic.combassoonproject.orgInstrument(s): Bassoon

Sara Fenimore94 Newbury Ave., Unit 105Qunicy, MA 02171(617) 628-3984swfenimore@juno.com

Repertoire: 15th-, 16th-, 17th-, and 18th-century music. Original compositions. Original transcriptions. CD: The Flamenco Harpsichord.

Jeff HarringtonMA jeff.harrington4@verizon.netwww.jeffharrington.comInstrument(s): Clarinet, Saxophone

Professor, Berklee College of Music; Affiliated Artist, MIT; Harvard University MLSP instructor. Active performer, recording artist, and clinician. Performances in Europe, Asia, and the Caribbean. Online & in-person improvisation & sax lessons. Recordings include Cosmic Motion Picture, One, Homecookin’! and So Tru, among others. Author of Blues Improvisation Complete (Hal Leonard); Famous Saxophone Solos from R&B, Pop and Smooth Jazz (Hal Leonard); Essential Solos - 28 Solos on Popular Jazz Standards (Advance Music); Great Tenor Saxophone Solos, Vol. 1 & 2; Great Smooth Jazz, R&B, and Pop Tenor Saxophone Solos; Written Solos On Standard Tunes.

Jonathan Bailey Holland40 Menotomy RoadArlington, MA 02476(617) 501-4728jonathanbholland@gmail.comwww.jonathanbaileyholland.com

Peter Janson159 Cotuit RoadSandwich, MA 02563(508) 272-5008pj@peterjanson.competerjanson.comInstrument(s): Accoustic Guitar, Classical Guitar

Martha KatzNew England Conservatory of MusicBoston, MA 02115(508) 380-3068mstrong6@yahoo.com

Paul KatzBoston, MA pkcello@gmail.comwww.cellobello.comInstrument(s): Cello

Gerald KlicksteinBoston, MA klickg@msn.comwww.musiciansway.com/workshops/Instrument(s): Classical Guitar

Independent consultant, educator, lecturer, and music career coach (1992-present), with more than 35 years of experience in higher education and the music industry. Founder & former director of the Music Entrepreneurship and Career Center at the

Peabody Conservatory (2012-2016). Former music faculty member at the University of North Carolina School of the Arts (1992-2012), the University of Texas at San Antonio (1989-1992), and Michigan State University (1986-1989). Author of The Musician’s Way (Oxford, 2009). @klickstein

Laurence Lesser26 Walker St.Cambridge, MA 02138-2404(617) 864-6556ldlesser@gmail.comFax: (617) 864-6633

Gabriela MartinaBoston, MA 02135contact@gabrielamartina.comwww.gabrielamartina.comInstrument(s): Piano, Voice

Justin McCarty8 Dresden St. #2Jamaica Plain, MA 02130(617) 501-1511jmccarty@fas.harvard.eduInstrument(s): Double Bass

Kristina Nilsson11 Ridgeway Terr.Newton Highlands, MA 02161(617) 969-9303

Brian O’Neill7A Haskell St.,Cambridge, MA 02140(347) 482-1775brian@orchestrotica.comcrashandboom.comInstrument(s): Timpani, World Instrument, Drum Set, Vibraphone, Marimba, Percussion

Frederick Pease66 Pilgrim Rd.Natick, MA 01760(508) 653-5081ftpease@netscape.net

Dianne Pettipaw37 St. Paul St., #5Brookline, MA 02446(617) 738-7442dpettipaw@yahoo.com

Alice Robbins81 Blossom Ln.Amherst, MA 01002-3063(413) 253-9998arobbins@smith.eduInstrument(s): Viola Da Gamba

Alice Robbins received degrees from Indiana University and the Schola Cantorum of Basel. She performs widely on baroque cello and viola da gamba with Handel & Haydn Society, Arcadia Players, Oberlin Consort

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of Viols, Opera Lafayette, and Washington Bach Consorts, as well as with other ensembles. A resident of Amherst, Massachusetts, Ms. Robbins teaches at Smith and Mount Holyoke Colleges in the Five College Early Music Program.

Judith Ross1 Nevada Rd.Burlington, MA 01803(781) 229-9028jrossharp@aol.com

Studied theory with Nadia Boulanger. Former chair, Theory Department, Longy School of Music, Cambridge, MA, where I taught harmony, solfege, ear training, and score reading for 37 years. Winner of the George Seaman Award for Excellence in the Art of Teaching. In private studio, teach theory to gifted children, students who need to pass doctoral proficiencies, and professionals who want to sharpen their skills. Guest teacher in Puerto Rico several times. Principal harp with many community orchestras. Founder and director of the Massachusetts Harp Ensemble.

Elena Ruehr79 Lancaster TerraceBrookline, MA 02446(617) 730-3661ruehr@mit.eduelenaruehr.orgInstrument(s): Piano

Deborah Sherr891 Bug Hill Rd.Ashfield, MA 01330(413) 695-6327dasherr@gmail.comInstrument(s): Cello

Robert Stallman266 Pleasant StreetMarblehead, MA 01945(781) 631-1816stallmansflute@earthlink.netaboutrobertstallman.comInstrument(s): Flute

Alys Terrien-Queen99 West St.Wendell, MA 01379(978) 544-2221atqueen@crocker.com

Marcus Thompson11 Waverley Ave.Newton, MA 02458(617) 969-4311bratsche@mit.edu

Artistic director, Boston Chamber Music Society.

Emily WalhoutWatertown, MA 02472(617) 924-7501ewalhout@fas.harvard.eduInstrument(s): Period Instrument, Cello

Noralee Walker7 Demars StreetMaynard, MA, MA 01754(781) 775-8151noraleewalker@yahoo.comwww.noraleewalker.comInstrument(s): Period Instrument, Violin, Viola

Donald Weilerstein14 Irving St.Brookline, MA 02445(212) 242-2022donald.weilerstein@necmusic.eduInstrument(s): Violin

Beth Wiemann47 Great Rd.Maynard, MA 01754(978) 897-0470bwiemann@earthlink.netInstrument(s): Clarinet

Stephanie Woolf6 Point de CheneRockport, MA 01966(978) 546-3664swoolf@rockportmusic.org

Barbara Wright57 Prospect St.Northampton, MA 01060(413) 586-1757

MICHIGAN

Xavier Davis418 Rosewood Ave.East Lansing, MI 48823(973) 462-9487xdavis@icloud.comwww.xavierdavis.comInstrument(s): Piano

Michael D. Kroth4320 Kenosha Tr.Okemos, MI 48864(517) 980-4304kroth@msu.eduInstrument(s): Bassoon

Associate Dean of Undergraduate Studies and Professor of Bassoon, Michigan State University College of Music. Principal bassoon with the Lansing Symphony Orchestra. Faculty artist at the Colorado College Summer Music Festival, and Second Bassoon, Peninsula Music Festival.

Dady Mehta2315 Medford Rd.Ann Arbor, MI 48104-5006(734) 971-4443mehta_karan@hotmail.comInstrument(s): Piano

1953: Concert diploma, Ecole Normale de Musique, Paris, France. 1958: Reifepruefung (DMA equivalent), Hochschule fur Musik und Darstellende Kunst, Vienna, Austria. Recitals, solo and chamber music, in Austria, Switzerland, Germany, Holland, U.S. (New York, Washington, D.C., Michigan, North Carolina, California). Fourth prize, International Piano

Competition in Munich (1957). Third prize with medal, International Piano Competition in Geneva (1958). Diploma, International Beethoven Piano Competition in Vienna (1951).

Eric W. Phelps404 Four Mile Rd., N.E.Grand Rapids, MI 49525(616) 361-8674ericw_p@juno.com

Sharon Rothstein-Steinberg30865 Running Strm., Apt. 1Farmington Hills, MI 48334(248) 865-3060sharonrothstein@yahoo.comFax: (248) 865-3061www.sharonrothstein.com

Sharon Rothstein, M.D., M.P.H., teaches a large private class of violinists in Farmington Hills, MI, and is a physician whose specialty is occupational medicine. Dr. Rothstein received her violin performance degree from Case Western Reserve University while studying with Linda Cerone. She studied pedagogy with Sally O’Reilly in Minneapolis. She has completed Suzuki violin training in early childhood education, 1A, and 1B. Dr. Rothstein accepts new students of all levels who are willing to make a commitment to serious study of the violin and who are willing to practice on a daily basis.

Elizabeth Rowin13301 Ludlow Ave.Huntington Woods, MI 48070(248) 542-1789mssklar@comcast.net

Yizhak Schotten3970 Ridgmaar Square Dr.Ann Arbor, MI 48105(734) 761-9777yzhch@umich.eduwww.yizhakschotten.comInstrument(s): Piano, Viola

See my website for full biography.

Elizabeth J. StartKalamazoo, MI 49006(269) 598-5090es@elizabethstart.comwww.elizabethstart.comInstrument(s): Period Instrument, Cello, Other

Elizabeth Start has math & cello degrees from Oberlin, cello & composition master’s degrees from Northern Illinois University, and a Ph.D. in composition from the University of Chicago. She’s premiered over 100 works, received numerous grants and commissions, and over 300 performances of her over 140 works in the U.S. and abroad. After 15 years freelancing as cellist, composer, and teacher in the Chicago area, she returned to her hometown

of Kalamazoo in 2001, where she plays with the Kalamazoo Symphony, is executive director of the MI Festival of Sacred Music & vice president-secretary of the Kalamazoo Federation of Musicians. She continues her activities with the Elgin Symphony, Access Contemporary Music, and the Chicago Composers’ Consortium.

Michelle Urena28795 GlasgowSouthfield, MI 48076(248) 284-5233michellelurena@gmail.comInstrument(s): Saxophone

Lisa A. WilliamsMI kazoolaw@hotmail.comInstrument(s): Violin

Stephen Wogaman4204 Fieldbrook Rd.West Bloomfield, MI 48323(800) 451-0032steve.wogaman@chambermusicdetroit.orgFax: (800) 451-3774

Performs the standard and contemporary trio literature with an emphasis on educational programs and residency activities. Affiliated with New Performing Arts Inc., a classical music outreach organization in Kentucky.

MINNESSOTA

Thea Groth400 6th St. ENorthfield, MN 55057(507) 301-8264theabassoon@gmail.comwww.tgbassoon.comInstrument(s): Bassoon

Linda Tutas Haugen18301 Lansford PathLakeville, MN 55044(612) 454-7117linda@lindatutashaugen.comlindatutashaugen.comInstrument(s): Piano, World Instrument, Violin

Edie Hill3324 Grand Avenue SouthMinneapolis, MN 55408(612) 309-2221hilledie@gmail.comediehill.comInstrument(s): Piano, Harp, Trumpet, Organ, Flute, Accoustic Guitar, Voice, Vibraphone, Marimba, Violin, Percussion, Viola, Cello

Michael Monroe401 Pike Lake Rd.Grand Marais, MN 55604(612) 789-2255mm@michaelmonroemusic.comwww.michaelmonroemusic.comInstrument(s): Flute, Accoustic Guitar, Classical Guitar, Electric Guitar, Other

From vinyl to digital, Michael Monroe performs original acoustic folk/reggae/jazz. He blends rich vocals, guitars, bamboo/crystal flutes together, recycling his award-winning music “live” using technology that’s powered by creativity. Monroe’s soundtrack, featured on National Geographic photographer Jim Brandenburg’s Chased by the Light documentary on PBS and globally, received several national awards and was also shown at the Toronto Enviro and New York Indie Film Fests. Monroe received a regional Emmy for his documentary theme “Soaring on Mended Wings.”

Thomas Rosenberg1911 Princeton AvenueSaint Paul, MN 55105(651) 387-5411trcello@gmail.comwww.tomrosenbergmusic.comInstrument(s): Cello

Sarah Schmalenberger1725 Lansford LaneMendota Heights, MN 55118(218) 310-9571sarah.schmalenberger@gmail .comsarahschmalenberger.comInstrument(s): Horn

Steve Tibbetts1392 Farmdale Rd.Mendota Heights, MN 55118(651) 646-3939steve@frammis.comwww.stevetibbetts.com/Instrument(s): Electric Guitar

MISSISSIPPI

Teddy Baxter19204 Park Ridge Drive NorthMoss Point, MS 39562(228) 327-0322tbaxter@cableone.netInstrument(s): Piano, Organ, Accoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Electric Bass

Independent song writer. Singing River Sounds Studio, Nowhere Man Productions.

Kimberly Woolly302 S. 22nd Ave.Hattiesburg, MS 39401(850) 591-0022kwoolly@hotmail.com

Assistant professor of bassoon, University of Southern Mississippi; principal bassoon, Gulf Coast Symphony; second bassoon, Mobile Symphony;

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MISSOURI

Aimee M. Fine12675 Riviera Heights RoadHolts Summit, MO 65043(573) 635-8230ameliafine@hotmail.com

Jane Price7478 Washington Ave.St. Louis, MO 63130(314) 322-6091janeqprice@yahoo.com

Elisabeth Stimpert506 Hancock St.Warrensburg, MO 64093(717) 386-6653emstimpert@gmail.comInstrument(s): Clarinet

Clarinetist and founding member of new music ensemble Alarm Will Sound (since 2001). Assistant Professor of Clarinet, University of Central Missouri. Former contributing faculty in Clarinet, Aural Skills, and Ensembles at Dickinson College. BM Ohio State University, MM Eastman School of Music, DMA Shenandoah University.

Chen Yi4550 Warwick Blvd., Apt. 1104Kansas City, MO 64111-1172(816) 235-2911chenyi@aol.comwww.presser.com/composer/chen-yi/Instrument(s): Violin

Chen’s music, blending Chinese and Western traditions, is commissioned and performed worldwide. Distinguished Professor of Music at the Conservatory, University of Missouri-Kansas City, she is a recipient of the Charles Ives Living Award from the American Academy of Arts and Letters and was elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in 2005. Publisher: Theodore Presser. Recordings on Bis, New Albion, New World, Teldec, Albany, Naxos, Bridge, Koch, and China. Works for solo, chamber, chorus, band, and orchestra are performed world-wide. Bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Beijing Central Conservatory; doctorate in musical arts from Columbia University. Major composition teachers: Wu Zu-chiang, Chou Wen-chung, Mario Davidovsky.

MONTANA

Jane Shigley500 S 3rdHamilton, MT 59840(406) 363-3674

NEVADA

Ricardo Cobo712 Chase Tree St.Las Vegas, NV 89144(702) 498-4000rickitar@ricardocobo.comwww.ricardocobo.comInstrument(s): Accoustic Guitar, Classical Guitar, Electric Guitar

Patricia Crane5660 Tannerwood DriveReno, NV 89511(775) 849-8209violapc@juno.comInstrument(s): Violin, Viola

NEW HAMPSHIRE

Jennifer K. Fried10 Longmeadow Rd.Dover, NH 03820(603) 812-5573cornojen@gmail.comInstrument(s): Horn

Louise F. KandleP.O. Box 709Durham, NH 03824(603) 868-3999louisekandle@comcast.net

NEW JERSEY

Melissa Bohl52 Hartley AvenuePrinceton, NJ 08540(609) 924-9638mathmus2@gmail.comInstrument(s): Oboe, English Horn

Regina Carter-Garnett39 E. Hunter Ave.Maywood, NJ 07607(201) 226-0030regina@ladeebah.comInstrument(s): Violin

Anthony R. Cecere15 Elmer Ave.Bernardsville, NJ 07924(908) 696-9933arcecere@gmail.comFax: (908) 696-9944www.philadelphiabrass.com

Member of Philadelphia Brass. See website for details.

John Forconi45 Andover PlaceRobbinsville, NJ 08691(609) 426-0134johnforconi@gmail.comInstrument(s): Piano

Stanley Grill68 Pine StreetHaworth, NJ 07641(201) 384-4917stgrill@optonline.netwww.myspace.com/stangrillInstrument(s): Piano

Stanley Grill is a classical composer whose passion for medieval and Renaissance music has greatly influenced his writing. Two main themes permeate many of

his works: “music composed in an attempt to translate something about the nature of the physical world, and music composed to inspire and promote world peace.”

Richard Hagen43 Hilltop Ct.Clifton, NJ 07012-1029(973) 614-9377hornsmoke@aol.comInstrument(s): Horn

Colleen Keating 380 Cedar Avenue- Ridgewood, NJ 07450(917) 847-4039leenchan@icloud.comInstrument(s): Voice

Mezzo-soprano Colleen Keating is particularly interested in the aesthetics shared and expressed in French music and Japanese culture. She has devoted her life to a wide range of vocal repertoire from Bach to Harbison. To this vocal artist, creation is a process fueled by curiosity, learning and sharing. This season, she is preparing a series of recitals in Kyoto, featuring some of the works of Debussy, Obradors, and Barber. Ms. Keating has performed the National Anthem as a soloist for the Boston Red Sox and Philadelphia Phillies. She toured as a select choir member with Andrea Bocelli and Metropolitan Opera singer, Denyce Graves.

Constantine Kitsopoulos110 North Passaic AvenueChatham, NJ 07928(973) 978-5050kitsopoulos@mindspring.comInstrument(s): Piano

The Oliver Lake Group209 Orange Rd.Montclair, NJ 07042(973) 746-1938olla@aol.comFax: (973) 746-0290

Valerie Levy1117 Magnolia Rd.Teaneck, NJ 07666(201) 692-1944valjane@earthlink.net

Lowell LiebermannNJ lsliebermann@optimum.netwww.lowellliebermann.comInstrument(s): Piano

George Marge165 Harrison St.Haworth, NJ 07641(201) 244-9559gwilmar@verizon.net

Dennis Masuzzo107 Park Street #3Montclair, NJ 07042(973) 509-1046dmasuzzo@verizon.netwww.dennismasuzzo.comInstrument(s): Double Bass

Dennis Masuzzo received his B.M. and M.M. from The Juilliard School. He has performed in ensembles and orchestras directed by Bernstein, Boulez, Rostropovich, Copland, and Jens Nygaard. He is a former member of Musical Elements, the New York Quintet, and the New York Art Ensemble, and has performed in Broadway orchestras for Candide and The Pirates of Penzance. Dennis is the author of Playing the Double Bass Tuned in Fifths–CGDA. He is the bassist for the Paper Mill Playhouse in Millburn, NJ, freelances extensively, and teaches privately.

Virginia Mayhew110 Forest Hill Rd.West Orange, NJ 07052(917) 608-7051virginia.mayhew@gmail.comwww.virginiamayhew.comInstrument(s): Saxophone

Saxophonist-composer-arranger Virginia Mayhew has been an active participant in the New York jazz scene since 1987. Over the course of her career, Virginia has worked with such renowned artists as Earl “Fatha” Hines, Cab Calloway, Frank Zappa, James Brown, Norman Simmons, Al Grey, Junior Mance, Toshiko Akiyoshi, Doc Cheatam, Joe Williams, Leon Parker, Clark Terry, Kenny Barron, Chico O’Farrill, Ingrid Jensen, Claudio Roditi, Nnenna Freelon, and many, many others.

Jim McNeelyP.O. Box 26Maplewood, NJ 07040mcneelymusic@comcast.netwww.jimmcneely.comInstrument(s): Piano

Timothy Lee Miller52 Meadow Lake Dr.Mahwah, NJ 07430(201) 962-3468tlmillmus@aol.comFax: (201) 786-9137www.timothymillermusic.comInstrument(s): Trumpet

Timothy Lee Miller is a prolific American composer writing

unique concert music for various chamber ensembles, orchestra, wind ensemble, voice and chorus, as well as jazz music for small ensembles and big band. He has also written for several film and TV projects. Miller has earned degrees from the University of Tennessee (BS, 1984), University of Miami (MM, 1990) and Vermont College of Fine Arts (MFA, 2013). He has studied with John Anthony Lennon, James Progris, Tamar Diesendruck, Jonathan Bailey Holland, Roger Zahab and Andy Jaffe. His music is available exclusively through Tomato Lettuce Mustard Music Publishing.

Samuel Rhodes89 Booth AvenueEnglewood, NJ 07631(201) 280-8290samandhiroko@earthlink.netInstrument(s): Viola

Tim RiesNJ timries@mac.comwww.timries.comInstrument(s): Piccolo, Piano, Trumpet, Organ, Flute, Flugelhorn, Clarinet, Saxophone

Michelle C. Rosen1706 Country Club Dr.Cherry Hill, NJ 08003-3440(856) 616-0962rosenbryan@verizon.net

Marcy Rosen310 Murray Ave.Englewood, NJ 07631(201) 568-7426mr1720@aol.comFax: (201) 568-7426www.marcyrosen.comInstrument(s): Cello

Frances E. Rowell8700 Boulevard E, #1HNorth Bergen, NJ 07047(201) 759-4680ferowl@aol.com

Jim Saltzman3 Ben Franklin DriveFranklin, NJ 07416(973) 727-2505jimsaltzmanmusic@gmail.comwww.jimsaltzman.comInstrument(s): Flute, Clarinet, Saxophone

Takako Sasaki100 Northwood Ave.Demarest, NJ 07627(201) 768-0399takako.sasaki910@gmail.comFax: (201) 784-6971Instrument(s): Violin

Harry G. Searing51 Dalebrook Rd.Bloomfield, NJ 07003

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Alan Stepansky172 Summit Ave.Upper Montclair, NJ 07043(917) 674-4396astepansky@comcast.netwww.alanstepansky.comInstrument(s): Cello

Denise Stillwell342 Milburn Ave.Lyndhurst, NJ 07071(908) 419-4642stillwell.denise@yahoo.comInstrument(s): Violin, Viola

Mark Zuckerman16 Farm Ln.P.O. Box 578Roosevelt, NJ 08555(609) 443-5915mark@mazicmusic.comwww.mazicmusic.com

Mark Zuckerman was awarded the 2010 Hal Campbell Composition Prize and a 2004 Fellowship from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts.

NEW MEXICO

Lauren V CoonsNM lvcoons@gmail.comwww.laurenvcoons.com/Instrument(s): Classical Guitar

Elaine Heltman1008 Velarde RdSanta Fe, NM 87507(505) 310-1171egheltman@gmail.comInstrument(s): Oboe

Art Sheinberg1017 Roma NEAlbuquerque, NM 87106(505) 842-9613artsheinberg@comcast.net

Anthony C. Templeton1331 Park Ave. SW, #210Albuquerque, NM 87102-2852(505) 243-5784

NEW YORK

Bruce Adolphe201 W. 89th St., #9FNew York, NY 10024(212) 787-7088bruce.adolphe@gmail.comwww.bruceadolphe.comInstrument(s): Piano

Composer-in-residence, The Brain and Creativity Institute, USC; resident lecturer and director of family concerts at the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center; creator and performer of piano puzzlers for American Public Media’s Performance Today; artistic director of The Learning Maestros; artistic director of Off the Hook Arts Festival (Music, Science, Visual Arts). Works performed by Daniel Hope, Joshua Bell, Yo-Yo Ma, Itzhak Perlman, Brentano String Quartet,

etc., plus over 60 symphony orchestras worldwide. Author of: The Mind’s Ear: Exercises for Improving the Musical Imagination (OUP); Of Mozart, Parrots, and Cherry Blossoms in the Wind: A Composer Explores Mysteries of the Musical Mind (Limelight), others. Sony, Naxos, etc.

Annette A. Aguilar71 Payson Ave. #B1New York, NY 10034(917) 532-0344aguilarstringbeans@gmail.comwww.aguilarstringbeans.comInstrument(s): Timpani, Drum Set, Vibraphone, Marimba, Percussion

Andy Akiho44 Monroe St. A45New York, NY 10002(718) 344-9574andy@andyakiho.comwww.andyakiho.comInstrument(s): World Instrument, Percussion

Peris Alban99-32 66th Rd., Apt. 9LRego Park, NY 11374(718) 897-6005harpsaway@earthlink.netFax: (718) 847-7521Instrument(s): Harp

Nargiz Aliyarova1385 York Avenue, 16FNew York, NY 10021(202) 560-0145aliyarovanargiz@gmail.comnargizaliyarova.comInstrument(s): Piano

Douglas Anderson18 Old Noxon RoadPoughkeepsie, NY 12603(845) 485-1971amchopco@optonline.netFax: (845) 485-1971Instrument(s): Trombone, Clarinet

Beth Anderson135 Eastern Parkway, Apt. 4DBrooklyn, NY 11238beth@beand.comwww.beand.comInstrument(s): Piano, Voice, Other

Beth Anderson (b. 1950) is a composer of new Romantic music, text-sound works, and musical theater. String quartets, woodwind quintets, brass quintets, piano solo and concerto, mixed ensembles, songs, and solos, as well as orchestral, choral, oratorio, and text-sound. Born in Kentucky, she studied at Mills College and at the University of California at Davis, as well as New York University and the University of Kentucky. Publishers: self and Antes/Bella Musica in Germany. Recent CDs: Swales and Angels (New World), The Preying Mantis and The Bluebird

(MSR), Quilt Music (Albany), Peachy Keen-O (Pogus).

David Arend200 W 109th Street Apt. E3New York, NY 10025(510) 367-8503marsbassman@gmail.comwww.davidarend.comInstrument(s): Double Bass

Composer and double bassist David Arend draws on elements spanning modern classical, jazz, electronic, and world music. His compositions have been performed in the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, and Asia. He performs with orchestras, chamber ensembles, and jazz combos and has improvised extensively with DJs and hip hop artists. David appeared regularly as a substitute with the San Francisco Symphony for several years and has been a longtime member of the Oakland Symphony under Michael Morgan.

Pablo Aslan406 E 5th St.Brooklyn, NY 11218(347) 623-8513pablo.aslan@gmail.comwww.pabloaslan.comInstrument(s): Double Bass, Electric Bass

Amy BartramBrooklyn, NY amyntas@me.comwww.amybartram.comInstrument(s): Voice

Known for her radiant, clear, and agile singing, soprano Amy Bartram has performed with Vox, Musica Sacra, Clarion Choir, and the NY Consort of Viols. Her latest recording, The Persistence of Song: Art Songs of Jonathan David, will be released this season by Centaur. With repertoire ranging from Bouzignac to Barber to Gace Brule, Amy is a frequent soloist in oratorio, recital, and staged works. As a teaching artist, she has performed music from ancient Greece to 14th-century Europe.

Louise Basbas529 W. 121st St.New York, NY 10027(212) 666-0675mb1800@aol.comFax: (212) 666-9266www.mb1800.org

Bunny Beck4601 Henry Hudson PkwyApt. A12Riverdale, NY 10471(646) 732-9875bunnybeck2000@gmail.combunnybeck.com

Elena Belli302 W. 79th St., #4ENew York, NY 10024(212) 724-1838elenabelli@me.com

Lakecia Benjamin39 Davenport Avenue, Apt. 2DNew Rochelle, NY 10805lakeciabenjamein@gmail.com

Larissa Blitz3635 Johnson Ave.Apt. 3MBronx, NY 10463(718) 548-7554larisbli@verizon.netFax: (718) 548-7554Instrument(s): Violin

Ardith Y. Bondi215 W. 90th St.New York, NY 10024(212) 724-3869ardbon@worldnet.att.net

Richard BoukasP.O. Box 670126Kew Gardens Hills, NY 11367-0126(917) 217-3157richard@boukas.comwww.boukas.com/compositionsInstrument(s): Voice, Classical Guitar, Other

Contemporary composer, guitarist, vocalist, educator, leader of contemporary music ensembles (Quarteto Moderno, Dialogos Duo, Trio Brasileiro). Internationally recognized foremost authority and exponent of Brazilian music, his chamber works synergize Brazilian, contemporary classical and jazz idioms. Commissions include: La Catrina String Quartet, PUBLIQuartet String Quartet, Berklee World String Ensemble, Atlantic Brass Quintet, Lamont Saxophone Quartet. Works for solo guitar, his above-mentioned performing ensembles and a capella choral works. Faculty at New School Jazz & Contemporary Music, NYC. Actively seeks commissions/collaborations with ensembles and soloists.

Jay Brandford16 Prince St.Hastings on Hudson, NY 10706(914) 478-0558jaybrandford@gmail.com

Robert Bridge4585 West Seneca TurnpikeSyracuse, NY 13215(315) 498-2258abramsd@sunyocc.eduwww.sunyocc.edu

Elizabeth BrownRed Hook, NY 12571elibrooklyn@yahoo.comwww.elizabethbrowncomposer.comInstrument(s): World Instrument, Flute, Other

Reynard Burns374 Glenmore Ln.Bayport, NY 11705(631) 827-9383reyburns@freeflightmusic.comFax: (631) 419-6242www.freefightmusic.com

Robin Bushman170 W. 73rd St., Apt. 4DNew York, NY 10023(212) 787-5689song4robin@aol.com

Solo violinist, chamber musician, orchestral player. Winner: Artists International.

Michael ByronNew York, NY mchlbyron@gmail.com

Thomas Cabaniss225 W. 106th St., Apt. 2KNew York, NY 10025(212) 865-2455trc@thomascabaniss.comFax: (212) 662-4949www.thomascabaniss.com

Commissioned works for Carnegie Hall’s LinkUp education concerts. Songwriting workshop leader, Carnegie Hall’s Musical Connections. Dance: The Short-Cut, It’s All True, Noise + Speed, The Reclamation (Hilary Easton). Vocal: Three Sabbaths (text by Wendell Berry), Behold the Star (New World Records). Operas: The Sandman, Denmark Vesey. Theater scores: Mamba’s Daughters (Obie Award, Drama Desk nomination, Spoleto Festival USA), and others. Film: The Lunch Date (winner, 1990 Academy Award), ASCAP Foundation Award. Columnist, Chamber Music. Member ASCAP, American Music Center. Faculty, The Juilliard School since 1998.

Jay CampbellNY jay@jackquartet.comwww.jay-campbell.netInstrument(s): Cello

Serena Canin875 West End Ave., #9CNew York, NY 10025(212) 666-5822serenacanin@earthlink.netFax: (212) 666-5822Instrument(s): Violin

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Member of Brentano String Quartet, Quartet-in-Residence at the Yale School of Music.

Heidi Castleman160 West 66th Street#24ANew York, NY 10023(941) 350-1068hcastleman1@gmail.comInstrument(s): Viola

Elizabeth M. Chinery19 Castleton Ave.East Greenbush, NY 12061(518) 477-4419Instrument(s): Flute

Flutist Beth Chinery is principal flute of the Schenectady Symphony and the Berkshire Lyric Theater Chamber Orchestra, and a frequent soloist, chamber musician, and recording artist. She has studied jazz improvisation and composition with Jimmy Guiffre and others, and teaches privately at her home studio in East Greenbush, NY.

Stephanie ChouNew York, NY stephchoumusic@gmail.comInstrument(s): Voice, Saxophone

Sheree ClementNY shereeclement@gmail.comshereeclement.com

Valerie D. Coleman1380 Riverside DriveApt. 1BNew York, NY 10033-1027valeriecolemanmusic@gmail .comvcolemanmusic.comInstrument(s): Flute

Christopher Cooley315 West 232nd St.Apt. 1DBronx, NY 10463(917) 664-0757koolmusik@aol.comchriscooleypiano.comInstrument(s): Piano

Jeanne Coonan12 Treetop Dr.Fairport, NY 14450(585) 719-7401jcbassoon@yahoo.comInstrument(s): Bassoon

Carole CowanHudson Valley Philharmonic String QuartetP.O. Box 1103Newburgh, NY 12551-1103(845) 561-3934cowancarole@gmail.comFax: (845) 565-2110

Gina Crusco10 Park Terrace E, #4CNew York, NY 10034underworldprod@gmail.comunderworldprod.blogspot.com/Instrument(s): Voice

Leanne Darling689 Prospect Ave., Apt.RBuffalo, NY 14213(347) 451-9917leadarl@mindspring.comwww.leannedarling.comInstrument(s): Viola

Leanne Darling specializes in Arabic, jazz, free improv, and modern classical music. She has performed with Simon Shaheen and David Darling and was a featured performer and presenter at the 2003 ASTA Alternative Strings Conference. She composes and performs music for electric viola and loops/samples and teaches improvisation for strings throughout New York City.

Rena Anya Deveza230 West 107th Street #6FNew York, NY 10025(212) 865-0937rmdeveza@mac.comInstrument(s): Flute

Steven Doane217 Highland ParkwayRochester, NY 14620(585) 442-4942

Harriet Dolgon473 Lakeville Ln.East Meadow, NY 11554(516) 292-8595hdolgon@optonline.net

Christine Dore3 Rowena Ln.East Northport, NY 11731(631) 262-3306doreivory@optonline.netInstrument(s): Piano

Freelance; accompanying; chamber music. Professor of instrumental coaching, C.W. Post/L.I. University.

Carrie A Dowell204 14th StreetApt. 16Brooklyn, NY 11215(917) 676-9109carriedowell@gmail.comcarriedowellmusic.comInstrument(s): Violin, Viola

Dawn DrakeBrooklyn, NY 11238(646) 361-4053pmxrecords@gmail.comwww.dawndrake.comInstrument(s): Piano, World Instrument, Voice, Percussion, Electric Bass

Brian DuFordP.O. Box 3386Manhattanville StationNew York, NY 10027(917) 685-3973bdufordcomposer@gmail.comwww.brianduford.comInstrument(s): Classical Guitar

Composer Brian DuFord began his career as a classical guitar soloist, earning degrees from Mannes College of Music and Yale School of Music. His compositions, described by critics and musicians as “lively,” “very appealing,” and “highly demanding,” have been performed worldwide by acclaimed ensembles, garnering much attention, enthusiasm and praise. Ensembles that have premiered his works include Imani Winds, Borealis Winds Quintet, Duo d’Accord, Via Nova Chor, Black Marigold, and Heritage Winds. Recent premieres include “Beer Music” for wind quintet, “Notion of Commotion” for choir and piano 4-hands, “One Suite Jam” for flute and guitar, “Four Personalities” for reed quintet, “Grooveburst!” for wind ensemble, and “Angels with Red Tails” for wind sextet.

Rebecca Eckfeld43 Archer Ave.White Plains, NY 10603(914) 428-6961thenorwoodtrio@gmail.comFax: (914) 428-6961Instrument(s): Violin

Private violin/viola teacher. Member of the Norwood Trio. New York freelance musician.

Donald EdwardsNY dedwards@donaldedwards.comdonaldedwards.comInstrument(s): Drum Set

Richard Einhorn320 Riverside Dr. Apt. 15CNew York, NY 10025(212) 932-1972richardein@aol.comrichardeinhorn.comInstrument(s): Piano, Other

James Emery249A Pine Island TurnpikeWarwick, NY 10990(845) 545-0494jamesemerymusic@gmail.comjames-emery.comInstrument(s): Accoustic Guitar

Emily Faxon Gallo28 Clark AvenueCornwall-on-Hudson, NY 12520(845) 534-8368emilyfaxon@aol.com

Krista Bennion Feeney12 Jefferson St.Highland Mills, NY 10930-2725(845) 774-9232lomamar@frontiernet.netInstrument(s): Violin

Douglas FiskNew York, NY douglasfisk@gmail.comdouglasfiskmusic.com

Tracy Fitz531A 6th Ave.Brooklyn, NY 11215(347) 254-0019tracy@innerbeing.netwww.innerbeing.net

Chamber music primarily. Semi-professional.

Judy Fletcher5250 Fieldston RoadBronx, NY 10471-2999(718) 549-8810jfletcher@riverdale.edu

Kimberly M. Foster597 Grand Ave. #4FBrooklyn, NY 11238(646) 818-9633kim@precisionmusician.comwww.precisionmusician.comInstrument(s): Viola

Pamela Frank825 West End Avenue Apt. 12CNew York, NY 10025Instrument(s): Violin

Lily FriedmanNew York, NY (212) 222-1289lilypiano@summertrios.orgwww.summertrios.org

Peter Frutkoff7 Woodbury Wy.Syosset, NY 11791(516) 496-8730pf275@aol.com

Anthony M. Garnier41 Thunder RoadGarrison, NY 10524(845) 424-6052tmanonbass@aol.comInstrument(s): Double Bass, Electric Bass

David Geber59 Elysian AvenueSouth Nyack, NY 10960(845) 353-1851david.geber@verizon.netFax: (845) 353-3365

Marcus Gilmore110 Sunnyside AvenueBrooklyn, NY 11207drummer_slams@yahoo.com

Laura Jean Goldberg145 Central Park WestApt. 8bNew York, NY 10023(917) 783-4548laurajgoldberg@gmail.comartsahimsa.orgInstrument(s): Violin, Viola

Marc Goldberg16 Euclid Ave.Ardsley, NY 10502(914) 522-9572mgoldberg@juilliard.eduInstrument(s): Bassoon

Jonathan Golove802 Tacoma Ave.Buffalo, NY 14216(716) 200-7709golove@buffalo.eduInstrument(s): Cello

Adam Grabois160 W. 106th St., Apt. 4CNew York, NY 10025(212) 222-5510adam.grabois@verizon.netwww.reflexeditions.com

Cellist of the New York Chamber Soloists, Adam Grabois has also appeared as soloist with the Vermont Mozart Festival, a recitalist in various East Coast series, and in collaboration with Mikhail Baryshnikov in South America and the Caribbean. A member of Solisti New York, he plays often with the Iris Chamber Orchestra and the Orchestra of St. Luke’s. Many seasons with the NY Chamber Symphony, the Mostly Mozart Festival, and Eos Chamber Orchestra. He studied with David Finckel and now teaches as his assistant. He plays a Samuel Zygmuntowicz cello and with a bow by Ole Kanestrom. Grabois founded the label Reflex Editions in 2002.

Whitney La GrangeNY whitney_lagrange@yahoo.comInstrument(s): Violin, Viola

Hilliard Greene1075 Grand Concourse 2ABronx, NY 10452(917) 459-7495hill@hilliardgreene.comwww.hilliardgreene.comInstrument(s): Double Bass, Electric Bass

David Budway Group58 Gail Dr., Apt. BNyack, NY 10960(917) 612-7127davidbudway@yahoo.comwww.davidbudway.com

Pianist David Budway has recorded and performed with Jeff Karrin Allyson, Mark Murphy, Christiane Noll, Eric Leeds, Michael Brecker, and the Mingus Band. His own works have been recorded by Noll, Laws, and Branford Marsalis. A jazz artist, David has several albums to his credit and has composed and improvised original music for many films. Received two prizes in the 2001 John Lennon Songwriting Competition.

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Shem Guibbory926 Union RdShrub Oak, NY 10588-1908(914) 391-4418guibbory@gmail.comwww.innovativemusicprograms .comInstrument(s): Violin

Jane H. Gunter-McCoy14 Sand Brook Rd.Pittsford, NY 14534(585) 248-5754realmccoy122@frontiernet.netInstrument(s): Voice

Bonnie Hampton23 W. 73rd St., Apt. 1108New York, NY 10023(212) 721-1460bonnie.hampton@att.net

Bonnie Hampton, cello, performs solo, chamber, and concerti repertoire and regularly premieres new and commissioned works. She was formerly on the faculty at San Francisco Conservatory and formerly served as Board President for Chamber Music America. Bonnie joined the Juilliard faculty in September 2003.

Yukie Handa150 West End Ave. #8BNew York, NY 10023(212) 501-0950yukievln@aol.com

Stan Harrison500 West End Ave., Apt. 11HNew York, NY 10024(917) 796-3167parisnight@me.comwww.stanharrison.comInstrument(s): Flute, Saxophone

Will Holshouser185 Prospect Park SW #407Brooklyn, NY 11218(347) 439-2480wholsho@twc.comwww.willholshouser.comInstrument(s): Other

Katherine Hoover160 W. 95th St., #5BNew York, NY 10025(242) 666-4745khoover@papagenapress.comFax: (212) 316-2235www.papagenapress.com

Douglas Hoppe17 Stone DriveGreenlawn, NY 11740-2217(516) 244-7830maestrohoppe@gmail.comwww.doughoppe.comInstrument(s): Piano, Piccolo, Accoustic Guitar, Flute, Organ, Trumpet, World Instrument, Harpsichord, Voice, Other, Clarinet, Percussion, Violin, Cello, Saxophone, Other, Other

Margery Hwang2230 Clover St.Rochester, NY 14618(585) 242-0527mi2hwang@gmail.comInstrument(s): Cello

Tomas Janzon47 W. 130 St., #9New York, NY 10037(323) 309-6555info@tomasjanzon.comwww.tomasjanzon.comInstrument(s): Classical Guitar, Electric Guitar, Cello

As a prolific performer, Janzon has played all over the world. Performances include international festivals, venues, and clinics in New York, Los Angeles, Seattle, Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Sweden, Denmark, Norway and more. His recordings consist of both his original compositions and his arrangements. He has composed and arranged for chamber groups, choir, jazz combo, and bigger ensembles.

Renee Jolles929 Peace St.Pelham Manor, NY 10803(914) 738-3615jolrl@aol.comInstrument(s): Violin

Bop Kabbalah1818 Newkirk Ave., Apt. 2BBrooklyn, NY 11226(917) 209-2653tyciterman@yahoo.comwww.tyciterman.com

Laura Kaminsky2500 Johnson Avenue #16NPBronx, NY 10463(718) 825-7528laurakaminsky928@gmail.comlaurakaminsky.com

Masao Kawasaki9 Brookside CircleBronxville, NY 10708(914) 793-4123kawasam@attglobal.net

Alan R. Kay160 Paulin Blvd.Leonia, NJ 07605(201) 314-3494alanrkay2@verizon.netwww.windscape5.comInstrument(s): Clarinet

Debra Kaye315 W. 98th St., Apt. 8DNew York, NY 10025(917) 420-0987dkaye1000@gmail.comwww.debrakayecomposer.comInstrument(s): Piano, Voice

Hailed as “a unique voice in American music, transcendent, witty, colorful, profound,” composer Debra Kaye’s visceral language blends classical roots with wide ranging contemporary influences. Her catalogue of chamber music, art song, choral, orchestral, and theatrical compositions

has been honored with ASCAP Plus Awards since 2009. Recent highlights of her steady stream of commissions: String Quartet No. 2, commissioned by the Howland Chamber Music Circle and “Ikarus Among the Stars,” commissioned by the Portland Youth Philharmonic. Kaye’s debut CD, And So It Begins, was recognized as “an album that will surely stand the test of time,” and included on Ted Gioia’s top 100.

Peter Kelsh22 Irving Place, 5FNew York, NY 10003(347) 880-0250kelkoe@msn.com

Randy Klein498 West End Avenue1BNew York, NY 10024(212) 580-9065randy@randyklein.comFax: (212) 580-3341www.randyklein.comInstrument(s): Piano

Sashka KorzenskaNY skorzenska@hotmail.comwww.macedoniadirect.com

Mark A. Kushnir4 Miller Dr.Stony Point, NY 10980(845) 429-1032mkkushnir@gmail.comSuzuki Teacher.

Angela S. Laba144 W. 88th St., Apt. 6New York, NY 10024(212) 595-7463angelalaba@aol.com

Holly Larson75 James St.Cohoes, NY 12047(518) 266-9665hollyl@pocketmail.com

Celeste LedererP.O. Box 60668Staten Island, NY 10306(718) 667-0593

Helen Leung100 Lama Ct.Brooklyn, NY 11223(718) 714-4785helensleung@aol.com

Rosana Levental330 West 45th St., #9ENew York, NY 10036-3864(212) 265-1271

Michele Levin640 West End Ave., Apt. 8BNew York, NY 10024(212) 362-5471mlevinmusic@yahoo.comInstrument(s): Piano

Joyce Ann Liebman18 Meadow Ln.c/o Joyce Ann LiebmanRoslyn Heights, NY 11577(516) 621-6008joyart1026@msn.com

Barbara Wilson Lloyd808 West End Ave., #1205New York, NY 10025(212) 316-1980lloydsullivan@aol.com

Musica Sacra, NYC freelance, Marlboro Festival, Baltimore Symphony, Houston Symphony, Bethlehem Bach Festival, NYC Ballet Orchestra. 2nd Address: 14091 Brant Pt. Circle #411; Ft. Myers, FL 33919 (239) 437-4894.

Mark A. Lopeman333 Mt. Hope Blvd.Hastings-on-Hudson, NY 10706(914) 478-2317mlope1202@aol.com

Lovo Music Inc.66 Beaverbrook Rd.New Windsor, NY 12553-5913lovo@joelovano.com

Janet Lucy101 Cooper St., Apt. 5JNew York, NY 10034(212) 567-0033janetlucy05@yahoo.com

Bachelor of Music, viola performance, Manhattan School of Music. Graduate studies in viola performance, Southern Methodist University and Stonybrook University; Master of Arts, Hofstra University; head of Music Department, Brooklyn Friends School. Viola/violin teacher, the Rudolf Steiner School; Viola/chamber music/theory teacher, Manhattan School of Music Summer Music Camp; coordinator opera project, Meet the Composer; coordinator project arts, VH1 Save the Music. Album recorded with Manhattan Chamber Orchestra: Henry Cowell, Dave Soldier–”War Prayer,” Handel–Ezio, Hohvaness, William Grant Still–the American, performed with Bar Harbor Chamber Music Festival, piccolo SpoletoFest. “Brahms on Broadway.”

Elizabeth Mann15 W. 72 St., #24CNew York, NY 10023

Joe Martin425 Prospect Pl Apt. 4DBrooklyn, NY 11238(646) 319-8570iamjoemartin@yahoo.comwww.joemartinbassist.comInstrument(s): Double Bass, Electric Bass

Lois Martin240 W. 98th St., Apt. 7GNew York, NY 10025(212) 678-0643loisviola@gmail.comFax: (212) 961-9544

Founding member of the Atlantic String Quartet (ASQ), dedicated to the performance of newly written works (the ASQ recently released Eleanor Cory’s “Second String Quartet”). Also performs with (among many others) the Group for Contemporary Music, Ensemble Sospeso, Ensemble 21, ISCM Chamber Players, New York New Music Ensemble, Speculum Musicae, Da Capo Chamber Players, and Steve Reich and the Musicians. Principal violist of the Stamford Symphony, OK Mozart Festival and the Little Orchestra Society, Martin is also a member of the Orchestra of St. Luke’s. Faculty, Composers Conference at Wellesley College.

Robert L. Martin14 Faculty CircleBard CollegeAnnandale, NY 12504(845) 758-7419martin@bard.eduInstrument(s): Cello

Dan MartinezBrooklyn, NY 11226(787) 223-6342martinez.dan88@gmail.comInstrument(s): Double Bass, Electric Bass

Ed Matthew4-74 48th Ave., #28FLong Island City, NY 11109(917) 363-2646edmatthew@yahoo.comFax: (212) 254-2013clarinet.edmatthew.comInstrument(s): Period Instrument, Clarinet

He is a founding member of the Arizona-based wind quintet Quintessence. He performs with the Staunton Music Festival, the Pit Stop Players, the Grenser Trio, the New York Clarinet Quartet, and other modern and period ensembles. In 2003 he joined the orchestra of Phantom of the Opera on Broadway. His recording of “Passages,” a clarinet concerto by Gary William Friedman, is on the 150Music label. He is a member of the promotion department at G. Schirmer/AMP.

Robert MealyThe Juilliard School, Historical Performance60 Lincoln Center PlazaNew York, NY 10023-6500remealy@gmail.comwww.robertmealy.comInstrument(s): Violin

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Laura A. Medlin72-72 112th St. Apt. 34Forest Hills, NY 11375(718) 416-1537alee1990@aol.com

Nataliya Medvedovskaya7110 21 Ave. Apt. 6BBrooklyn, NY 11204(646) 284-3593fiyunam@gmail.comnataliyamedvedovskaya .instantencore.comInstrument(s): Harp, Horn, Piano, Tuba, Accoustic Guitar, Flute, Organ, Trumpet, Classical Guitar, Harpsichord, Oboe, Vibraphone, Voice, Marimba, Trombone, Clarinet, Percussion, Violin, Bassoon, Viola, Cello, Saxophone, Double Bass, Electric Bass

Migiwa Miyajima175 West 107th Street, #10BNew York, NY 10025miggymigiwa@gmail.com

Susan H MoinesterNY susan.moinester@gmail.com

Lisa Moore455 W. 34th St., #3BApt. 3bNew York, NY 10001(917) 213-0592pianomoore@gmail.comwww.lisamoore.orgInstrument(s): Piano

Lisa Moore collaborates with musicians in all genres. Crowned “New York’s queen of avant-garde piano” (New Yorker), she has 10 solo CDs (Cantaloupe, Tall Poppies, Orange Mountain, IGM) and 30 collaborative discs (Sony, Nonesuch, DG, CRI, BMG, Harmonia Mundi, New World, ABC Classics, Albany, New Albion, Starkland etc). Bang on a Can All-Stars founding pianist (1992-2008); winner of Musical America’s Ensemble of the Year award. Founder of TwoSense. Performances: London Sinfonietta, New York City Ballet, Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, Bargemusic, American Composers Orchestra, Steve Reich Ensemble, So Percussion, Don Byron Adventurers Orchestra, Paul Dresher Double Duo. Artistic curator: Canberra International Music Festival 2008.

Michael Morreale25 Arthur Ave.Staten Island, NY 10305-4515(718) 273-0256jimnino@aol.commichaelmorrealemusic.comInstrument(s): Trumpet

Michael A. Moss463 West Street, Apt. D1006New York, NY 10014(646) 691-4330m2moss11@gmail.comwww.m2-theory.comInstrument(s): Horn, Piano, Trumpet, World Instrument, Flugelhorn, Oboe, Vibraphone, Electric Guitar, Marimba, Trombone, Clarinet, Percussion, Violin, Bassoon, Other, Viola, Cello, Saxophone, Double Bass, Other

Suzanne Mueller30 Grace Ave., Apt. P1EGreat Neck, NY 11021(516) 287-4597cambiatagn@yahoo.comsuzannemuellercellist.comInstrument(s): Cello

Versatile freelancer with performing and recording experience in wide range of genres. Juilliard alum. Beech Tree Concerts Artist-in-Residence, Old Westbury Gardens, NY. Current ensembles: Cross Island (cello/piano; clarinet/cello/piano; violin/cello/piano; violin/clarinet/cello/piano); Cambiata (flute/guitarcello). Eclectic programming encompassing classical, fiddling, jazz, Latin, and more, featuring innovative arrangements and combinations of well-loved favorites with lesser-known gems and works composed for me. Also perform and record with retro folk duo Hungrytown. Member: Local 802; New Directions Cello Association; IAWM; Mu Phi Epsilon.

Spencer Myer875 W. 181st St., Apt. 4INew York, NY 10033(212) 568-5627smyer825@hotmail.comFax: (212) 568-5627www.spencermyer.comInstrument(s): Piano

Gold medalist of the 2008 New Orleans and 2004 UNISA (South Africa) International Piano Competitions, Spencer Myer is garnering stellar acclaim around the globe, rapidly establishing himself as one of the most outstanding pianists of his generation. He is a graduate of The Juilliard School, Oberlin Conservatory, and Stony Brook University. Winner of the American Pianists Association’s 2006 Christel DeHaan Classical Fellowship, he is also a laureate of the 2007 William Kapell, 2005 Busoni, and 2005 Cleveland International Competitions. He is also a much sought-after chamber musician and vocal collaborator.

Amina Claudine Myers400 West 43rd Street, Apt. 7QNew York, NY 10036(212) 279-7429amimye@aol.com

Hiroko Nakahara1 Bay Rd.Huntington, NY 11743(631) 673-8571

Sue Nazzaro7 Lincoln Ct.Saratoga Springs, NY 12866(518) 583-1128info@saratogayouthsymphony .comInstrument(s): Viola

Sue Nazarro maintains an active private string studio with a focus on chamber music. She is a cofounder of the Saratoga Youth Symphony, a youth orchestra based in Saratoga Springs, NY. Sue is also the proprietor of a bow shop.

Kristin NordervalP.O. Box 123New York, NY 10034nordervalk@mac.comInstrument(s): Other

Oscar Noriega9 Windsor PlaceBrooklyn, NY 11215(718) 781-8568oscarnoriegamusic@gmail .comoscarnoriega.comInstrument(s): Drum Set, Clarinet, Saxophone

Barry Nudelman243 Wardwell Ave.Staten Island, NY 10314(718) 273-8844ammadness@aol.com

Kumi Ogano700 West 192nd St.Apt. 802New York, NY 10040-2548(212) 567-9533kogan@conncoll.eduFax: (212) 567-9533Instrument(s): Piano

Philips Recording Artist with classical and contemporary repertoire. CDs: Toru Takemitsu piano works, Akira Miyoshi piano works, Mendelssohn piano works, Toru Takemitsu complete

works for violin and piano, etc. Awards: first prize, Rikskonsertene Competition, Oslo (1982); Bronze Medal, Franz Liszt International Piano Competition, Budapest (1986); Chopin Prize from Frederic Chopin Society of Japan (1988). Piano faculty at Connecticut College, New London, Connecticut.

Elmar Oliveira118 S. Sewall’s Point RoadStuart, FL 34996(772) 678-6109eo@elmaroliveira.comelmaroliveira.comInstrument(s): Violin

Kassa OverallBrooklyn, NY 11206kassa.overall@gmail.comwww.kassaoverall.comInstrument(s): Harp, Piano, Timpani, Drum Set, Flute, Organ, Trumpet, Flugelhorn, Oboe, Vibraphone, Voice, Marimba, Other, Percussion, Cello, Saxophone, Double Bass, Electric Bass

Brian Pareschi159 Columbia Ave.Hartsdale, NY 01530(917) 913-7739bpareschi@hotmail.comwww.brianpareschi.comInstrument(s): Trumpet

Hyuna ParkLong Island City, NY 11101pianohyun@me.comgroovyhyuna.comInstrument(s): Piano

Michael Patterson250 Riverside Dr.Apt. 36-ANew York, NY 10025(917) 887-6921michaelpattersoncomposer1@gmail.commichaelpattersoncomposer .comInstrument(s): Piano

Anthony Piccolo191 Claremont Ave., #63New York, NY 10027quagga@anthonypiccolo.comwww.anthonypiccolo.com

Chico PinheiroNY chicopinheiro01@gmail.comwww.chicopinheiro.comInstrument(s): Classical Guitar, Electric Guitar

Alice Poulson8 Arlington Dr.Monroe, NY 10950(845) 774-9985tonality@optonline.netInstrument(s): Violin

Nancy Reed317 W. 74th St., #4DNew York, NY 10023(212) 877-9995njreed520@verizon.net

Sheila ReinholdP.O. Box 1180Bronx, NY 10471(917) 620-0276sheila.reinhold@gmail.comwww.intimatevoices.orgInstrument(s): Violin, Viola

Frederick Renz10 West 68 StreetNew York, NY 10023(212) 749-6600renz2392@gmail.comFax: (212) 749-2848www.earlymusicny.orgInstrument(s): Period Instrument

Gerri Rhodes14 Dartantra DriveHopewell Junction, NY 12533(845) 227-9638gerrirhodes@optonline.net

Sandra Robbins118 S. Sewall’s Point RoadStuart, FL 34996(914) 262-4068sr@violabows.comwww.violabows.com

Chamber musician and freelance violist in New York City.

Lucie Robert250 West 104th St., #71New York, NY 10025(212) 866-0359jcohen-lrobert@worldnet .att.net

Sam Sadigursky57 Valley RdLarchmont, NY 10538(917) 520-9318sadigursky@hotmail.comwww.samsadigursky.comInstrument(s): Flute, Clarinet, Saxophone

Gary Schultheis552 Riverside Dr., Apt. 6ENew York, NY 10027(212) 749-9379

Orli ShahamGail Wein116 Pinehurst, Apt. J-55New York, NY 10033(646) 484-9691classicalcommunications@gmail.comwww.orlishaham.comInstrument(s): Piano

Lucy Shelton(917) 328-8331laspha@aol.comInstrument(s): Voice

Soprano Lucy Shelton keeps chamber music at the core of her concert schedule, from the newest works – Charles Wuorinen’s Fenton Songs II, and Joseph Schwantner’s Sparrows, both of which were written for her – to Monteverdi and Bach cantatas. She has performed with the Mendelssohn, Guarneri and Emerson Quartets, and at the

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Aspen, Tanglewood, Santa Fe, Chamber Music Northwest, Pensacola, Salt Bay, Great Lakes, Aldeburgh, and Holland Festivals. Shelton won the Naumburg Award as a solo singer and as a chamber musician.

Jay ShulmanP.O. Box 602Claverack, NY 12513(518) 851-9791shulmuse@capital.netwww.alanshulman.com

After early studies with Anthony Sophos, Lillian Goodman, and Harvey Shapiro, cellist Jay Shulman studied with Frederick Miller at Syracuse University, and with the Hungarian String Quartet at Colby College. With violinist Frances Magnes, he co-founded the Rochambeau Trio; and with pianist Fredrica Wyman, the River Duo. A 36-year member of the Long Island Philharmonic, Jay is cellist of the Broad Street Chamber Players. He has recorded with the Bronx Arts Ensemble and produced CD reissues of the Stuyvesant String Quartet (Parnassus, Bridge) and the music of his father, composer and cellist Alan Shulman (Bridge, Hep).

Adam SmaleBrooklyn, NY adam@adamsmale-jazz.comwww.adamsmale-jazz.comInstrument(s): Accoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar

Salvatore C. Somma171 Southard Ave.Rockville Centre, NY 11570(516) 766-2261scsomma@aol.com

Mira J. Spektor262 CPW 86th St.14eNew York, NY 10024(212) 362-2277mirajspektor@earthlink.netFax: (212) 799-5967mirajspektor.comInstrument(s): Piano, Flute, Voice, Violin, Clarinet, Viola, Cello

Some quotes from The New York Times, “An interesting composer,” “Attractive and tonal,” “A passionate duet,” “A sprightly songfest.” Born in Europe, Ms. Spektor graduated from Sarah Lawrence College & then studied at Mannes & Juilliard. Member of BMI, Dramatist Guild, LPTWOA, LICA, NYWC, and, since 1975, founder/director of The Aviva Players. Chamber operas & musicals include: Villa Diodati, Giovanni the Fearless, The Housewives Cantata, Lady of the Castle, The Passion of Lizzie Borden. Also many English, French & German songs heard in the

US & Europe. Recorded on Westminster, Concert Hall, Guilde International du Disque, Original Cast Rec. CDs at Book Hampton.

Andy Stein271 Croton Ave.Cortland Manor, NY 10567(917) 842-9602astein@nyc.rr.comwww.andysteinmusic.comInstrument(s): Violin, Viola, Saxophone

David Aron Steinberg251 W. 97th St., Apt. 4BNew York, NY 10025(212) 316-2918dasteinberg@earthlink.net

David Aron Steinberg, an American-born violinist from Montreal, was brought to New York under the guidance of Ivan Galamian. He holds a bachelor’s and master’s degree from The Juilliard School. Mr. Steinberg has been a recitalist soloist and chamber musician in both the U.S. and Canada. His Canadian performances have been broadcast by CBC Radio. He’s also a member of the Doansburg Chamber Ensemble as concertmaster and violin soloist. Mr. Steinberg also plays in numerous orchestras, including the American Symphony Orchestra and the Montreal Symphony as required.

Doris J Stevenson235 W 102 St. #17MNew York, NY 10025(917) 922-7815dstevens@williams.eduInstrument(s): Piano

Tomoko Sugawara95 Reade Street, 4SNew York, NY 10013(646) 384-0204s.tomokony@gmail.comeurasiaconsort.comInstrument(s): Harp

Alexis Sykes16 8th Ave.Brooklyn, NY 11217(718) 622-5214alexissykes@hotmail.comFax: (646) 848-8666

Eran Leigh Sykes16 8th Ave.Brooklyn, NY 11217(718) 622-5214Instrument(s): Viola

Jacquelyn H. Sykes16 8th Ave.Brooklyn, NY 11217(718) 622-5214

Kathleen P. Thomson254 Harriman Rd.Irvington, NY 10533(914) 591-8482katydid@ibm.netInstrument(s): Violin

Christopher Tordini40 Tehama St.Apt. 4LBrooklyn, NY 11218(609) 304-8746christophertordini@gmail.comInstrument(s): Double Bass, Electric Bass

Joe Vincent Tranchina58 Indian Trail NorthGreenwood Lake, NY 10925(845) 590-6732pianjoe@optonline.netjovitra.comInstrument(s): Piano

David UllmanBrooklyn, NY davidullmann@me.comdavidullmann@me.comInstrument(s): Accoustic Guitar, Classical Guitar, Electric Guitar

jd Walter4517 41st Street 3RSunnyside, NY 11104(917) 992-4092jd@jdwalter.comjdwalter.comInstrument(s): Voice

Roberta Warfield17 Round Hill Rd.Washingtonville, NY 10992(845) 497-7003Instrument(s): Violin

Director of orchestra at Fox Lane Middle School in Bedford, NY. Past president of NYS American String Teacher Association. Guest conductor, lecturer.

Chris Washburne3260 Henry Hudson Parkway, BronxNew York, NY 10463(212) 245-3099cjw5@columbia.eduFax: (212) 586-9832www.chriswashburne.com

Don Witter, Jr.150 Hicks St., Apt. 2ABrooklyn, NY 11201(718) 855-8604dwitterjr@aol.comwww.donsguitarsite.com

I started classical piano studies at age four with the legendary David Mells. At five, I performed in a student recital at Carnegie Recital Hall. When I heard Elvis Presley play “Love Me Tender,” I convinced my parents to buy me a guitar and eventually became part of the Greenwich Village folk scene, performing at the Bitter End, Gerds Folk City, Cafe Wha?, and the Figaro. This is my tenth year performing with Music Under New York and my third as a judge. I perform, write reviews, and interviews on my website and for various classical guitar publications.

Brandee Younger883 Goodrich StreetUniondale, NY 11553(516) 984-7573brandee.younger@gmail.com

Elinor Zayas480 Ackerson Blvd.Brightwaters, NY 11718eazayas@optonline.net

Patrick Zimmerli222 W 14th St. #13GNew York/Paris, NY 10011(917) 704-0290pjz4@hotmail.comwww.patrickzimmerli.comInstrument(s): Harp, Horn, Accoustic Guitar, Drum Set, Flute, Classical Guitar, Vibraphone, Voice, Electric Guitar, Marimba, Clarinet, Percussion, Violin, Viola, Cello, Saxophone, Double Bass, Electric Bass, Other

NORTH CAROLINA

Elizabeth Denues Davis2821 Kimmon WayWake Forest, NC 27587elizabeth62286@gmail.comInstrument(s): Cello

Lee DeVicoP.O. Box 7223Ashville, NC 28802(828) 654-8577thefleetwoods@aol.com

Joseph HerbstAsheville, NC (864) 525-2767josephherbstmusic@gmail.comjosephherbstmusic.comInstrument(s): Saxophone

Dan Knight14 E Devonshire StreetWinston-Salem, NC 27127(319) 471-7851jazzknight@aol.comwww.danknight.comInstrument(s): Piano

Cathy Pescevich Kreplin608 Harbour View DriveKill Devil Hills, NC 27948(252) 207-3868cpkreplin@live.comwww.gordonkreplinguitarist.comInstrument(s): Period Instrument, Flute, Voice, Classical Guitar, Other

Eun-Sun Lee1225 Hogback Mountain RoadNC 28782(864) 597-4596leees@wofford.eduwww.wofford.edu/arts/music

The Juilliard School, B.M., M.M. with Dorothy Delay. D.M.A., University of Southern California with Eudice Shapiro, violin, Milton Thomas, viola.

Judy Lindstrom Meister3205 Revere Rd.Monroe, NC 28110(704) 681-4393msjklm@aol.comInstrument(s): Violin, Viola

Robert Nathanson6118 Sweetgum Hollow Rd.Wilmington, NC 28409(910) 962-3445nathansonr@uncw.eduFax: (910) 962-7106uncw.edu/music/faculty/nathansonr/index.htmlInstrument(s): Classical Guitar

John Gordon Ross2252 5th St., NEHickory, NC 28601-5168(828) 324-8603johnross@wpsymphony.orgFax: (828) 324-1301www.wpsymphony.orgInstrument(s): Trombone

Music director and conductor, Western Piedmont Symphony, Chamber Orchestra, and Youth Symphony of Hickory, NC. Second trombone, Lakeside Summer Symphony, Ohio. Adjunct instructor, Lenoir-Rhyne University.

Georgia Schmidt704 Merwin Rd.Raleigh, NC 27606(919) 858-0617schmidtg@meredith.eduFax: (919) 760-8762

Gail Ann Schroeder31 E. Pinedale Ln.Asheville, NC 28805(828) 298-4268gail.schroeder@att.net

Viola da gamba–performer and teacher; ATI-certified teacher of the Alexander Technique.

Terri SinclairNC terrisinclair2010@gmail.comInstrument(s): Piano, Flute, Voice, Classical Guitar

NORTH DAKOTA

Jon Rumney101 25th Street NWMinot, ND 58703(701) 852-6423jon.rumney@minotstateu.edu

Member, Luminus (piano trio).

OHIO

Leah Goor Burtnett5403 Huron Rd.Lyndhurst, OH 44124(216) 906-2692leah.goor@gmail.comInstrument(s): Violin

Stuart Garlock36629 Stevens Blvd.Willoughby, OH 44094(216) 390-8504

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Katherine Borst Jones4635 Rutherford Rd.Powell, OH 43065(740) 881-5008jones.6@osu.eduFax: (740) 881-5252katherineborstjones.com

Flutist, educator. Founder and director of OSU Flute Workshop, a camp for high school flutists now in its 34th year. Member of Pro Musica Chamber Orchestra, Columbus Symphony, and the New Sousa Band, Scarlet Winds, the OSU faculty wind quintet and Cosmos, a trio of flute, viola, harp. Ohio State School of Music flute and chamber music professor.

Yolanda KondonassisOH ykondonassis@aol.comwww.yolandaharp.comInstrument(s): Harp

Joseph KromholzDana School of Music, Youngstown State University1 University PlazaYoungstown, OH 44555(703) 774-4211joseph.kromholz@gmail.comInstrument(s): Violin

Frances Renzi4411 Candlewood Ln.Sylvania, OH 43560(419) 885-8076farenzi@aol.comfrancesrenzi.net

Active as soloist and chamber musician. Recordings for Decca, Centaur, Koch International, and Educo. Professor emerita at the University of Toledo.

Malania Rollins137 East Selby Blvd.Worthington, OH 43085-3633(614) 841-9956mrollins0000@gmail.comFax: (614) 841-9156

Peter H. Salaff3306 Maynard Rd.Shaker Heights, OH 44122(216) 921-3533phsalaff@sbcglobal.net

Alan M. Smith747 Brittany Ave.Bowling Green, OH 43402-1510(419) 352-7892a2dsmith@wcnet.orgwww.alansmithcello.comInstrument(s): Cello

Winner/1st place/USA national competitions; soloist with Houston, TX; Shreveport, LA; Abilene, TX; Midland-Odessa, TX; Lima, OH; Sibiu, Romania; MoPok Philharmonic and Brahms Chamber Orchestra (S. Korea); Filharmonica de Jalisco (Mexico) orchestras and others in Denver, Philadelphia, Kansas City and Washington, D.C.; multiple recital tours (The

Guarneri Duo/cello, piano) in Belgium, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Mexico, Netherlands, Romania, S. Korea, Taiwan, USA. Ensemble performances in Europe, Asia, Carnegie Hall, Kennedy Center, Canada National Exhibition, Toronto; judge, Leonard Rose International Cello Comp; Korean Brahms Society; Faculty: UNC (Chapel Hill); Oberlin Conservatory; UAZ; Prof. Emeritus, BGSU, OH; Adjunct Prof, ONU.

Ellen C. Stephens1640 Philomena Ave.Cincinnati, OH 45223(513) 681-3612ellencstephens@yahoo.com

Ellen Stephens has been on the cello faculty with NKU Music Prep since 2000. She is the artistic director and coordinator for the strings division and currently conducts the Northern Kentucky Concert Strings and the Northern Kentucky Youth Sinfonia. Mrs. Stephens received her B.M. in cello performance at MTSU and her M.M. in cello performance at CCM in Cincinnati. Cello performances include Opera Theatre of Lucca, Italy; Dayton Symphony; Springfield Symphony; Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, and soloist with the Seven Hills Sinfonietta. She is also the founder and director of the James P. Stephens Scholarship Fund.

Kathie Stewart381 Greenview CourtWellington, OH 44090(440) 213-0557kathie.lynn@oberlin.eduwww.kathiestewart.comInstrument(s): Period Instrument, Flute

Gary Tigner2503 Bristlecone LaneGrove City, OH 43123(917) 688-7918gtigny@gmail.comInstrument(s): Violin, Viola

OKLAHOMA

Jerod TateOklahoma City, OK (405) 551-0023jerodtate@mac.comwww.jerodtate.comInstrument(s): Harp, Horn, Period Instrument, Piano, Piccolo, Timpani, Tuba, Accoustic Guitar, Drum Set, Flute, Organ, Trumpet, World Instrument, Classical Guitar, Flugelhorn, Harpsichord, Oboe, Vibraphone, Voice, Electric Guitar, English Horn, Marimba, Other, Trombone, Clarinet, Euphonium, Perc

OREGON

Louise M. Di TullioP.O. Box 44Vida, OR 97488(541) 896-3043d2lyo@yahoo.comFax: (541) 896-3709www.louiseditullio.com

Gregory Dubay3350 SE Francis St.Portland, OR 97202(917) 227-7992 mail@dubaysynergy.com

Janet LakatosP.O. Box 80038Portland, OR 97280(503) 245-1307janetlakatos@mac.com

Yuan-Chen Li4049 SE Gladstone St.Portland, OR 97202(312) 480-1215composerycli@gmail.comyuanchenli.wordpress.comInstrument(s): Harp, Horn, Piano, Piccolo, Timpani, Tuba, Flute, Organ, Trumpet, World Instrument, Classical Guitar, Oboe, Vibraphone, Voice, English Horn, Marimba, Clarinet, Percussion, Violin, Bassoon, Viola, Cello, Saxophone, Double Bass

Sherill Roberts2812 NW Pinot Noir Dr.McMinnville, OR 97128(971) 237-3630shrobert@linfield.eduwww.mello-cello.comInstrument(s): Cello

Sherill Roberts is prinicpal cellist of the Portland Opera Orchestra and the Linfield Chamber Orchestra. She teaches cello at Linfield College and George Fox University. She is a certified Andover Educator, and teaches the Body Mapping course, “What Every Cellist Needs to Know About the Body.” She has a solo cello CD, Mello Cello, available through www.cdbaby.com.

Christina Rusnak2712 NE 13th Ave.Portland, OR 97212(971) 275-2534csrusnak27@gmail.comchristinarusnak.com

Christina Rusnak is a Northwest-based composer who is passionate about composing about place and the human experience. She strives to compose music that is engaging as well as thought provoking. Rusnak’s portfolio includes chamber, orchestra, wind band works, as well as solo pieces, jazz band, women’s choir, electro-acoustic works, and film. Ms. Rusnak also works to advocate for both New Music and place. Her essays on music and advocacy can

be found on landscapemusic.org, NewMusicBox, among others. On the board of IAWM, her work is available on Parma Recordings and her website.

Sara K. Watts3701 S.E. Kelly St.Portland, OR 97202(503) 233-7880saywht@aol.com

PENNSYLVANIA

Linda Andersen65 Oregon Trl.Pittsburgh, PA 15234(412) 833-2222honey-elsa@verizon.netwww.sightsea.com/andersen/

Orchestral experience: tenured with South Carolina Philharmonic Orchestra, Columbia Lyric Opera & Ballet Company, Conductor’s Institute Orchestra, and more. Awards: international scholarship to study with members of the Amadeus String Quartet in England, national scholarship to study improvisation with Bobby McFerrin in New York, and more. International tours: over 150 performances of the Broadway show Seven Brides for Seven Brothers for Gargaro/Lyons Productions, opera tour in Italy, and more. For additional information and to hear a sample of my playing, please visit my website or e-mail me for more details.

Cathy Comrie4820 Larchwood Ave.Philadelphia, PA 19143clcomrie@gmail.comInstrument(s): Cello

Adam Paul Cordle138 W BroadwayGettsyburg, PA 17325(614) 595-2314adam.cordle@gmail.comwww.adamcordle.comInstrument(s): Violin, Viola

Adam Paul Cordle, violist, has been featured as a soloist and chamber musician in concerts throughout the US and Canada, most notably in Carnegie Hall’s Weill Hall and Zankel Auditorium. Adam is a founding member of the flute-viola-harp ensemble Trio Alexander and works closely with violinist Anyango Yarbo-Davenport and pianist Edith Widayani. He is currently earning a DMA at the Eastman School of Music, where his research focuses on the impact of musical gesture on the listening experience.

Anthony B. Creamer III184 Hillcrest AvenuePhiladelphia, PA 19118cream@verizon.net

American Composers Orchestra, Treasurer; Curtis Institute of Music, Vice Chair; Foundation for Contemporary Arts, Treasurer.

Tina Davidson51 Oak Ln.Lancaster, PA 17603(717) 572-7050tina@tinadavidson.comwww.tinadavidson.com

Joanne Feldman1140 Smithfield St.State College, PA 16801(814) 238-3969jmf3@psu.edu

1957: Bachelor of Science, Juilliard School of Music. 1958: Master of Science, Juilliard School of Music. 1960-1989: member of Aland String Quartet, in residence 1962-1989 at PA State University. 1983-1998: concertmaster, Altoona Symphony Orchestra. 1985-present: concertmaster, Nittany Valley Symphony. Private studio.

Edward Kocher600 Forbes AvenueMusic Building 212Pittsburgh, PA 15282(412) 916-2055kocher@duq.eduInstrument(s): Piano, Trombone, Euphonium, Double Bass

Cynthia Cozette LeeP.O. Box 2074Philadelphia, PA 19103(215) 971-3684cynlee215@yahoo.comInstrument(s): Harp, Horn, Piano, Piccolo, Timpani, Tuba, Accoustic Guitar, Drum Set, Flute, Organ, Trumpet, Classical Guitar, Flugelhorn, Harpsichord, Oboe, Vibraphone, Voice, Electric Guitar, English Horn, Marimba, Trombone, Clarinet, Euphonium, Percussion, Violin, Bassoon, Viola, Cello, Saxopho

Dr. Cynthia Cozette Lee is a highly talented award winning composer/flutist and poet. She has written for solo voice, instruments, opera, choral, and chamber ensembles. Her music has been performed in the United States, Canada,

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and England at events with the College Music Society, Flute Society of Philadelphia, National Association of Negro Musicians, Women of Color Festival and the Mu Phi Epsilon International Conventions.

Kristen Linfante85 Roycroft Ave.Pittsburgh, PA 15228(412) 561-2790kristenlinfante@yahoo.com

Bill Mays142 Birch Dr.Shohola, PA 18458(570) 296-2134billamays@gmail.comwww.billmays.netInstrument(s): Piano

Palmetto Records artist Bill Mays: concerts/workshop/clinics. Instrumental ensemble combinations: The Inventions Trio (cello, piano, flugelhorn); Mays’s original music and intersection of classical/jazz; improvs on Scriabin, Rachmaninoff, Debussy, Borodin, Bach; piano/flugelhorn duo; piano/bass/percussion trio (jazz standards & original compositions); trio + cello, violin (jazz interpretations of Arensky, Bach, Debussy, Mays, Mendelssohn, Vivaldi); trio + 4 mixed woodwinds (saxophones, flutes, clarinets); ecumenical “nonreligious” holiday program, including jazz interpretations of the Nutcracker Suite, Bach, Debussy, Thelonious Monk, Ravel, Charlie Parker. Documented (ticket sales, reviews) successful program history (radio, concert halls).

Heshima Moja2712 West Girard Ave., Apt. 2Philadelphia, PA 19130(413) 218-6789heshima.moja@gmail.comwww.iamheshima.comInstrument(s): Harp, Horn, Piano, Piccolo, Timpani, Tuba, Accoustic Guitar, Drum Set, Flute, Trumpet, Classical Guitar, Flugelhorn, Oboe, Vibraphone, Voice, Electric Guitar, English Horn, Marimba, Trombone, Clarinet, Percussion, Violin, Bassoon, Viola, Cello, Saxophone, Double Bass, Electric Bass

Ian Sadock1324 Locust St.Philadelphia, PA 19107(610) 710-6101iansadockmusic@gmail.comwww.iansadock.comInstrument(s): Piano

Paul Salerni292 W. Langhorne Ave.Bethlehem, PA 18017(610) 710-6101paul.salerni@gmail.comFax: (610) 758-6470www.paulsalerni.com

Jeffrey Solow7914 Park Ave.Elkins Park, PA 19027(215) 635-0809solowcello@gmail.comFax: (215) 782-8795www.jeffreysolow.comInstrument(s): Cello

Chamber music repertoire from duo through octet; Trio Combray; concerto, recital and chamber performances throughout US, Canada, Europe, Asia, Latin America; lessons and masterclasses; residencies; 2 Grammy nominations; editions for Henle Urtext, Breitkopf, Peters, IMC, Latham, Elkan-Vogel, Ovation; articles in Strings, Strad, American String Teacher; Past President of ASTA and The Violoncello Society of NY; Professor of Cello at Temple University; Melody Bunting International.

Eddie SundraPA (484) 326-8630efsundra@aol.comeddiesundra.comInstrument(s): Clarinet, Saxophone

Anthony Tidd1500 Walnut St.17th Floor, The Kimmel CenterPhiladelphia, PA 19102(215) 790-5800paytidd@me.comInstrument(s): Piano, Drum Set, Classical Guitar, Electric Guitar, Percussion, Double Bass, Electric Bass

PUERTO RICO

Luis Rodriguezhc-01 box 17068Humacao, Humacao 00791Puerto Rico(787) 361-0738lrsmusica@gmasil.comwww.lrsmusica.comInstrument(s): Acoustic Guitar, Drum Set, Flute, World Instrument, Oboe, Voice, Clarinet, Percussion, Violin, Bassoon, Cello, Electric Bass, Other

RHODE ISLAND

Jorge Gardos182 Duxbury Ct.Warwick, RI 02886(401) 739-5783jgardos523@gmail.comFax: (401) 739-7450www.jorgegardos.comInstrument(s): Violin, Viola

Studied violin with Ivan Galamian, Josef Gingold,

Dorothy DeLay. Graduate of Hungarian Music Academy; M.M. from Indiana Univ. Performed chamber music at Lincoln Center and Carnegie Recital Hall and on National TV in Venezuela. First violinist of Amacorda Quartet, in residence at the International String Conference. Teaching Associate at Indiana University, Assistant Professor at Rowan University, Artist-in-Residence at University of Delaware and at Community Music Works. Concertmaster, Chicago Chamber Orchestra, Garden State Symphony and Northeast Philharmonic Orchestra. Premiered Bartok’s Violin Sonata (1903) in the U.S. Keynote speaker at the National Convention of OrgKodaly Educators. Violin soloist with symphony orchestras.

Marilynn MairRI mairmusic@yahoo.comwww.marilynnmair.comInstrument(s): World Instrument, Other

Mandolin, bandolim, mandola: classical and Brazilian music.

Meghan O’Connor129 Heritage Dr.Portsmouth, RI 02871(401) 683-4923

TENNESSEE

Allen Johnson4172 Towanda TrlKnoxville, TN 37919(423) 450-9709joshuangle@aol.com

Edgar Meyer, Jr.3917 Vailwood Dr.Nashville, TN 37215-2322(615) 297-6395connie.heard@vanderbilt.eduFax: (615) 297-7973

Southside Studio1431 Market Street Suite 1Chattanooga, TN 37402(914) 806-0008b@bryony.orgwww.southsidestudio.coInstrument(s): Violin, Clarinet, Viola, Saxophone

TEXAS

Annie Chalex BoyleTX achalexboyle@gmail.comanniechalexboyle.netInstrument(s): Violin

Eileen Bregman Cason9133 Loma VistaDallas, TX 75243(214) 341-8025eileencason@icloud.comInstrument(s): Violin

Brian Clement-Foreman2209 All Saints Ln.Plano, TX 75025(972) 396-5511bclementforeman@att.netFax: (972) 396-5511www.brianclementforeman .comInstrument(s): Piano, Classical Guitar

His music composed for various media has been performed widely throughout the U.S. and Latin America, including Carnegie Recital Hall in NYC. In Europe, performances have included France, Spain, Switzerland, Romania, and the famed Holywell Hall in Oxford, England. Brian has taught music composition, theory, and classical guitar at several colleges and private studios, founded the guitar program at Collin College in Texas, created and hosted Guitaristic, a radio program on WRR-FM, and served as the critic for the journal of the Dallas Guitar Society.

Valerie Dimond7939 Xavier Ct.Dallas, TX 75218(214) 660-4302vdimond@sbcglobal.netInstrument(s): Viola

Martha F HilleyButler School of MusicThe University of Texas at AustinAustin, TX 78712-1555mfhilley@austin.utexas.eduwww.pdmpiano.orgInstrument(s): Piano

Kriszta Kovacs125 Prairie Ridge Dr.Aledo, TX 76008(817) 441-1766tubbskriszta@hotmail.com

Erika C. Lawson5015 Briarbend Dr.Houston, TX 77035-3136(713) 526-6227

Iris Biin Messinger2841 Placid CircleGrapevine, TX 76051(214) 850-7770iris.messinger@gmail.com

Ayo Oluranti1000 University DrivePlano, TX 75075(412) 455-5350ayo@oluranti.netwww.oluranti.netInstrument(s): Organ

Tonia Bricker Pilliod2216 Malone Dr.McKinney, TX 75070(214) 542-0279violakitten@pilliod.net

Janet Rarick3749 Drake St.Houston, TX 77005(713) 664-3132rarick@rice.edu

Sergio Pamies RodriguezDallas, TX (940) 222-7620sergio_pamies_rodriguez@yahoo.eswww.sergiopamies.comInstrument(s): Piano

Peter G. RudolfiTX rudolfi@earthlink.net

Laurie C. Shulman3488 Devon PinesKeswick, VA 22947(434) 984-1400shulmanlaurie@gmail.comFax: (214) 349-3616www.classicalprogramnotes .com

Laurie Shulman is a nationally known writer on music. Her chamber music clients include the Friends of Chamber Music Kansas City, Tuesday Evening Concert Series [Charlottesville], Chamber Music Society of Fort Forth, Dallas Chamber Music Society, the new music ensemble Voices of Change, Cliburn Concerts, and Walden Chamber Music-Colorado. She currently furnishes program notes for six orchestras. Shulman works extensively with living composers and is a new music specialist. She holds a Ph.D. in musicology from Cornell. A popular pre-concert speaker, she also remains active as an amateur chamber pianist.

Barbara Sudweeks6267 Revere Pl.Dallas, TX 75214(214) 515-9697linxinmeng@sbcglobal.net

Associate principal viola, Dallas Symphony Orchestra. Adjunct Professor of Viola, Southern Methodist University. Walden Piano Quartet, Voices of Change, and October Trio (flute, viola, harp).

Ivo-Jan Van der Werff6320 Main St. MS735Houston, TX 77005(713) 348-4003iv3@rice.eduwww.ivo-janvanderwerff.comInstrument(s): Viola

A member of the Medici String Quartet from 1983 to 2007, Mr. Van der Werff was a professor of viola and chamber music at London’s Royal College of Music from 1996 to 2007. Currently a professor of viola at Shepherd School of Music, Rice University, Van der Werff runs his own summer program for violists in the Catskills, NY in July and August. He has just published

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Steven WiggsHouston, TX (713) 661-6804steven@accentchambermusic .comwww.accentchambermusic.comInstrument(s): Piccolo, Piano, Flute, Cello

Member of the Houston Grand Opera Orchestra and the Houston Ballet Orchestra.

Gabriel R Wilson1940 Fountain View DR#3030Houston, TX 77057(646) 642-4223gabe@gabemd.comFax: (866) 892-4366Instrument(s): Cello

UTAH

April ClaytonSalt Lake City, UT april_clayton@byu.eduwww.triohattrick.comInstrument(s): Harp, Flute, Viola

Rosemary Kimura Hatch246 W 280 NProvidence, UT 84332(435) 890-8232rosemarykhatch@gmail.comInstrument(s): Violin

Krista Utrilla624 Rockwood DriveNorth Salt Lake, UT 84054(801) 430-0695krista@ustranslation.comInstrument(s): Violin

VERMONT

Dieuwke W. Davydov900 Cider Mill Rd.Cornwall, VT 05753(802) 462-3234ddcello@gmail.com

Gahlord Dewald4 Howard St. Studio i3Burlington, VT 05401(802) 318-4745gahlord@mac.comInstrument(s): Other, Double Bass, Electric Bass, Other

Danielle O’Hallisey131 Main StreetApt. 408Burlington, VT 05401(802) 279-7139danielleoh@calculatedtech.comwww.danielleoh.netInstrument(s): Accoustic Guitar, Classical Guitar, Electric Guitar

Pedro R. Pereira41 Woods Rd.Wilmington, VT 05363-9651(802) 464-2520Instrument(s): Violoncello

Heidi Soons1506 Clay Point Rd.Colchester, VT 05446(802) 893-4916Instrument(s): Harp

Principal harp with Vermont Symphony Orchestra. Professor of Harp at the University of Vermont (30 years). Affiliate instructor at Middlebury College and St. Michael’s College.

Margaret Spencer159 Yeaw Rd.Guilford, VT 05301(802) 254-3255peggyandzon@msn.com

Margaret Spencer, violin; Zon Eastes, cello.

Leslie StroudP.O. Box 887Quechee, VT 05059(802) 280-1715

VIRGINIA

John BullardP.O. Box 286Manakin-Sabot, VA 23103(804) 357-0695john@johnbullard.comwww.johnbullard.comInstrument(s): Other

Rick Denney39604 Rickard Rd.Lovettsville, VA 20180(540) 882-3838rick@rickdenney.comInstrument(s): Tuba

John S. DixonThe Academy of MusicP.O. Box 11146Norfolk, VA 23517(757) 627-0967jdixon@aomva.orgFax: (757) 627-0535www.johnsdixon.com

John Dixon serves as executive director of The Academy of Music, a nonprofit community music school headquartered in Norfolk, Virginia. He is also the organist at Providence Presbyterian Church in Virginia Beach. His main interest is composition. His catalog exceeds 500 pieces, many of which are in print, and includes several small ensemble works for string quartet and compositions for choirs. He welcomes commissions to compose new music.

Dawn Hamilton6506 Heather Brook Ct.McLean, VA 22101(415) 450-0195clarinetreble@gmail.comwww.dawnmariehamiltonclarinet .comInstrument(s): Clarinet

Evelyn Harpham906 N Danville StreetArlington, VA 22201-1922(703) 528-2227evelyn.altoclef@gmail.comInstrument(s): Viola

Eugene Jones15309 Monticello DriveBristol, VA 24202(276) 645-0777joneseugene2018@gmail.comInstrument(s): Clarinet

BM/MM in clarinet performance: New England Conservatory. Teachers include: Gino Cioffi, Peter Hadcock, Kalmen Opperman, Keith Stein, Leon Russianoff and Roger Hiller. Fellowship: Berkshire Music Center at Tanglewood. Chamber music: The Paramount Chamber Players (founding member). Appearances include performances with: The Portland String Quartet, The New England Piano Quartette (Frank Glazer, pianist), The Boston Pro Arte Quartet (Boston Symphony members). Orchestral experience: (professional contract) principal clarinet, Portland (Maine) Symphony, Maine Opera Association, Royal Winnipeg Ballet (touring). Member: San Antonio Symphony; 2nd, Eb and assistant principal clarinet. (freelance): The American Symphony Orchestra; 2nd clarinet.

Timothy LaCrosse8809 Aquary CourtSpringfield, VA 22153(703) 866-4757klacrosse@aol.com

Stephen NachmanovitchP.O. Box 667Ivy, VA 22945(434) 245-4084sn@freeplay.comwww.freeplay.com

Since 1976, Nachmanovitch has given solo and chamber improvisation concerts on violin, viola, and electric violin, and has presented workshops and masterclasses at conservatories and universities around the world. He has had numerous appearances on

radio, television, and at music and theater festivals, and has developed programs for training chamber musicians in the art of free improvisation and for melding art, music, literature, and technology. He is the author of Free Play: Improvisation in Life and Art, and has created award-winning computer music software, including “The World Music Menu” and “Visual Music Tone Painter.” He is on the board of ISIM, the International Society for Improvised Music.

Lambert OrkisP.O. Box 6023Arlington, VA 22206-0023(703) 998-0791orkispiano@lambertorkis.comFax: (703) 998-6531orkispiano@lambertorkis.comInstrument(s): Piano

Judith ShatinCharlottesville, VA asst@judithshatin.comwww.judithshatin.com

Evelyn Simpson-CurentonVA escengagements@aol.comevelynsimpsoncurenton.comInstrument(s): Harp, Horn, Piano, Piccolo, Timpani, Tuba, Drum Set, Flute, Organ, Trumpet, Oboe, Voice, English Horn, Trombone, Clarinet, Percussion, Violin, Bassoon, Viola, Cello, Saxophone, Double Bass, Electric Bass

WASHINGTON

Miguel del AguilaSeattle, WA miguel@migueldelaguila.comwww.migueldelaguila.comInstrument(s): Piano

Three-time Grammy-nominated American composer Miguel del Aguila has established himself as one of the most distinctive and highly regarded composers of his generation in more than 100 works that couple drama and driving rhythm with nostalgic nods to his South American roots. His music has been performed by over 60 orchestras, by hundreds of ensembles and soloists, and recorded on 31 CDs. Worldwide performances or broadcasts of his works take place virtually every week of the year. He’s a graduate of The San Francisco Conservatory and Vienna’s Hochschule fur Musik and published by Peermusic. Among other honors he received the Kennedy Center Friedheim, MTC Magnum Opus, Lancaster Symphony Composer of the Year, Copland and Argosy Foundation awards.

Cameron BennettSchool of Arts and CommunicationPacific Lutheran UniversityTacoma, WA 98447(253) 535-7150cbennett@plu.eduFax: (253) 536-5063www.plu.edu/soacInstrument(s): Piano

Cameron Bennett has had an active and varied career as a performing musician, teacher, and arts administrator, having served in a diversified range of academic and artistic institutions. He is currently Dean of the School of Arts and Communication and Professor of Music at Pacific Lutheran University in Tacoma, Washington. Cameron has performed as piano soloist and chamber musician throughout the US, Canada, Russia, and the Far East. He appears regularly with the Snake River Chamber Players in Keystone, Colorado and was a founding member of the Marble Cliff Chamber Players, an annual chamber music festival held in multiple locations in Columbus, Ohio.

Gerald W. Bergeron21184 Swan Rd.Mount Vernon, WA 98273-9474(360) 428-8526

David Buice1417 38th StreetAnacortes, WA 98221(678) 770-6127harpsichord@mindspring.comInstrument(s): Piano, Period Instrument, Organ, Harpsichord, Other

Nationwide concert artist. Harpsichord & organ music (five centuries), ensemble literature with percussion, tangos, The Hannibal Harpsichord Recital (with readings from Thomas Harris novel), recitals on rare traveling lautenwerck. Former harpsichordist-in-residence at Oglethorpe University, Atlanta. Georgia Arts Council-commissioned Kingston harpsichord heard in recitals, masterclasses, broadcast over public radio/TV. CDs: La Sylva and Other Seductions (harpsichord), Heaven and Earth (lautenwerck). Noted engaging stage presence, exceptional ability to communicate with audiences.

Molly Judson1752 26th Ave. EastSeattle, WA 98112(206) 322-7641mollyaj17@gmail.com

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Carol Young Kautzmann3404 17th Ct NEOlympia, WA 98506(360) 539-1791ckremedy4u@gmail.comInstrument(s): Cello

String quartet, piano trio, string trio, Baroque ensemble. Private teacher of cello and string bass. Orchestral principal and section cellist.

Erin O’Haraeosongs@gmail.comwww.erinohara.comInstrument(s): Piano, Piccolo, Timpani, Accoustic Guitar, Drum Set, Flute, Trumpet, World Instrument, Classical Guitar, Oboe, Vibraphone, Voice, Electric Guitar, English Horn, Marimba, Trombone, Clarinet, Percussion, Violin, Bassoon, Viola, Cello, Saxophone, Electric Bass

Jane V. PerkinsWA janevperkins@gmail.comInstrument(s): Classical Guitar, Violin, Viola

Karen Bentley Pollick2553 12th Ave. WestSeattle, WA 98119(720) 296-5388kbpollick@gmail.comwww.kbentley.comInstrument(s): Piano, Violin, Viola

Violin/piano duo with Russian pianist/composer Ivan Sokolov since 2004 with 3 CDs released: amberwood, Homage to Fiddlers, and Russian Soulscapes; collaboration with pianist/musicologist Jascha Nemtsov in Jewish-themed repertoire from Vilna; producer at Ariel Ventures multimedia with awards for Best Instrumental Song and Album from Just Plain Folks; NEA grant for Solo Violin and Alternating Currents; Violin, Viola & Video Virtuosity with New York video artist Sheri Wills. Grant from New York Women Composers for concerts in Seattle, Stanford and New York spring 2018;

concertmaster of Valse Cafe Orchestra in Seattle; principal second violin, MahlerFest in Boulder.

Alex ShapiroFriday Harbor, WA 982501creative1@gmail.comwww.alexshapiro.org

Nelda SwiggettSeattle, WA nswiggett@gmail.comwww.neldaswiggett.comInstrument(s): Piano, Drum Set, Trombone, Violin, Double Bass

Brian Wharton5313 Marshall Ave. SEAuburn, WA 98092(253) 833-4941wharton4@comcast.net

WEST VIRGINIA

Elizabeth Reed SmithWV smither@marshall.edu

WISCONSIN

Diedre Buckley202 Buckingham Ln.Madison, WI 53714(608) 217-4882diedrebuckley@gmail.comwww.diedrebuckley.comInstrument(s): Violin, Viola

Performer and artist/teacher; member of Madison Symphony Orchestra, Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra and Full House Quintet; former member of Ad Hoc String Quartet. D.M.A., UW-Madison, M.M., San Francisco Conservatory of Music. Special interest: jazz.

Keith Carpenter1228 N. 44th St.Milwaukee, WI 53208(414) 813-1700kcarpent98@yahoo.comkcarpent98.wixsite.com/keithcarpentermusicInstrument(s): Accoustic Guitar, Classical Guitar, Electric Guitar

Carol Christensen2036 North Prospect Ave., Apt. 2001Milwaukee, WI 53202(414) 681-0748ccviolin@hotmail.comInstrument(s): Violin

Karen Cornelius426 Clemons Ave.Madison, WI 53704(608) 957-9289karenc3415@gmail.com

Ravenna A. Helson2308 E. Stratford CourtMilwaukee, WI 53211(414) 332-7020rahelson@gmail.com

Cellist/baroque cello/viola da gamba/actress/soprano.

Matthew C. Michelic159 River Dr.Appleton, WI 54915(920) 739-6360michelim@lawrence.edu

David K. Perry2027 Skyline Dr.Stoughton, WI 53589(608) 877-2586dperry1@wisc.edu

INTERNATIONAL

AUSTRALIA

Theresa LeungAustraliatheresa@theresaleung.com.auwww.theresaleung.com.auInstrument(s): Piano

CANADA

Jeremy Berkman2227 West 13th AvenueVancouver, BC V6K 2S4Canada(604) 733-9023augwin@hotmail.comwww.turningpointensemble.caInstrument(s): Trombone

Philip MoreheadP.O. Box 741020 Ten Mile Bay Rd.Dwight, ON P0A1H0Canada(705) 635-2906philmorehead@gmail.comFax: (313) 803-2186www.philipmorehead.comInstrument(s): Piano, Harpsichord, Bassoon

Danielle Parent26 Mowat Ct.Brampton, ON L6Z 3E6Canada(905) 840-4662dparent007@yahoo.caFax: (905) 863-1748

FRANCE

Eric Longsworth515 Route de la CrozeChantemerle-les-Grignan, 26230France(113362) 135-1179ericlongsworth@ppgraham .comwww.eric-longsworth.comInstrument(s): Cello

GERMANY

Ronald A. Crutcherbei GoldmannMommsenstrasse 2Berlin - Brandenburg, 10629Germany011 49 30 8892 9590ronaldandrewcrutcher@gmail .comInstrument(s): Cello

JAPAN

Michiko OshimaKawasaki, 211-0001Japanoshimamichiko@gmail.comInstrument(s): Viola

MEXICO

Gustavo MartinMariposa 1111 dpo. A-104Col. General AnayaMexico City, 03340Mexico+52 5538568770gmartin27@gmail.comwww.gustavomartin.mxInstrument(s): Cello

SOUTH AFRICA

Salim Washington832 E. 38th St.Brooklyn, NY 11210South Africa+27 81 369 3969salimwashington.tenor@gmail.comsalimwashington.comInstrument(s): Flute, Oboe, Saxophone, Other

UNITED KINGDOM

Ishani BhoolaLittle OakFarnham LaneHaslemere - Surrey, GU27 1EUUnited Kingdom(44783) 427-5879ishanibhola@gmail.comwww.ishanibhoola@gmail.comInstrument(s): Violin

Jamie MacdougallHopetounBlairhoyle, FK83LFUnited Kingdom44 7714952510jamie.macdougall@me.comwww.bardictrio.comInstrument(s): Voice

Jose Menor24 Princes RiseLondon, SE13 7PPUnited Kingdom(3464) 770-3647josemenor1@gmail.comwww.josemenor.netInstrument(s): Piano

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