[NEohioPAL]REVISED Oberlin Conservatory Press Release
Marci Janas
pjanas at oberlin.edu
Fri Jun 20 10:30:27 PDT 2003
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Please note that the following press release has been revised since the
original was mailed on June 6, 2003, to reflect program changes to the
Baroque Performance Institute concert schedule:
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Presents the Baroque Performance Institute 2003
<Editors please note: A schedule of concerts and the roster
of BPI faculty are attached.>
OBERLIN, OHIO=3F6-6-03 (Revised 6-20-03)=3FThe Baroque Performance =
Institute
(BPI), America's premiere summer workshop for baroque instruments and
voice, marks its 32nd season this summer by celebrating the music of the
Bach family, from Johann Sebastian's ancestors through his sons.
The institute is held for two weeks each summer at the Oberlin Conservatory =
of Music at
Oberlin College.
This year's institute, Music of the Bach Family, begins Sunday, June 22,
and runs through Saturday, July 5. Many of the concerts associated with BPI =
are free and open to the public; select concerts require a ticket, which
can be purchased at the door for $10. Concerts are held in the
Conservatory's Kulas Recital Hall, Warner Concert Hall, and Fairchild
Chapel.
The first faculty concert, Friday, June 27, at 8:00 p.m. in Kulas Recital
Hall, is one of two rare opportunities for audiences to hear BPI's
world-class faculty members perform. In keeping with this year's theme, the =
chamber music program includes music of four different members of the Bach
family: Carl Philipp Emanuel, Johann Christian, Johann Michael, Wilhelm
Friedemann, and, of course, Johann Sebastian.
The second faculty concert, Friday, July 4, at 7:00 p.m. in Warner Concert =
Hall, will feature works of Johann Sebastian and his two most famous sons:
Wilhelm Friedemann and Carl Philipp Emanuel.
Throughout the first week of BPI, musicologist-in-residence Michael
Marissen of Swarthmore College, one of America's leading Bach scholars,
will examine the lives and music of Bach family members in a series of
one-hour lectures (Monday through Thursday) beginning at 1:30 p.m. in Kulas =
Recital Hall.
BPI's participants -- who range from young high-school musicians to young =
professionals and adult amateurs -- receive intensive instruction in voice, =
choral conducting, and a variety of baroque instruments, including violin,
viola, cello, viola da gamba, flute, recorder, oboe, bassoon, trumpet, lute =
and theorbo, organ, and harpsichord from an international faculty of
acclaimed performers and scholars.
Members of the Oberlin Baroque Ensemble (Michael Lynn, Marilyn McDonald,
Catharina Meints, and Lisa Goode Crawford), all members of the Oberlin
Conservatory's permanent faculty, comprise BPI's core faculty. A
distinguished roster of visiting musicians and music scholars join them in
conducting daily master classes, private lessons, coached ensemble work,
lectures, baroque dance classes, and concerts.
BPI participants have access to the Conservatory's extensive historic
instrument collection, and the music and book collection of the
Conservatory library.
For more information about the program and concert tickets, contact Anna
Hoffmann at
440-775-8044, or visit the BPI web site at www.oberlin.edu/con/summer/bpi.
The Oberlin Conservatory of Music, founded in 1865, is the oldest
continuously operating conservatory in the United States, and is renowned
internationally for the professional training opportunities it provides to
aspiring professional musicians.
Baroque Performance Institute Faculty for 2003
Artistic Director
Kenneth Slowik baroque cello, viola da gamba
Director, Smithsonian Chamber Music Society
Conductor, Santa Fe Pro Musica Chamber Orchestra
Member of The Castle Trio and The Axelrod Quartet
Faculty member of the University of Maryland School of Music
Oberlin Baroque Ensemble
Lisa Goode Crawford harpsichord
Professor of Harpsichord, Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Recordings on Harmonia Mundi and Gasparo
Michael Lynn recorder, baroque flute
Professor of Recorder and Baroque Flute and
Associate Dean, Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Principal, Apollo's Fire
Marilyn McDonald violin
Professor of Violin, Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Member of The Axelrod Quartet, The Castle Trio,
The Smithsonian Chamber Players and Boston Baroque
Catharina Meints viola da gamba, cello
Associate Professor of Cello, Viola da Gamba,
and Baroque Cello, Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Member of The Cleveland Orchestra; Founding faculty of BPI
Faculty
Patrick Allen organ, harpsichord
John Alston choral conductor
Julie Andrijeski baroque violin, dance
Mary Anne Ballard viola da gamba
James O. Bolyard bassoon
Penelope Crawford fortepiano, harpsichord
Max van Egmond baritone
Lucas Harris lute, theorbo
Penelope Jensen soprano
Christopher Krueger baroque flute, recorder
Michael Marissen musicologist-in-residence
Cynthia Roberts baroque violin
Gonzalo Ruiz baroque oboe
Jane Starkman baroque violin, viola
John Thiessen baroque trumpet
Barbara Weiss harpsichord
Webb Wiggins harpsichord, organ
Nancy Zylstra voice
For Calendar Listings:
Schedule of Public Lectures, Concerts, and Recitals
Musicology Lectures
The Bach Family and Its Music
Monday through Thursday, June 23 to 26
1:30 p.m., Kulas Recital Hall
Musicologist-in-residence Michael Marissen presents a series of lectures
Faculty Concert
Chamber Works of the Bach Family
Friday, June 27
8 p.m., Kulas Recital Hall
Tickets: $10 at the door. Limited seating available.
Tickets will become available Tuesday, June 24.
Featuring BPI faculty members, including:
Penelope Jensen soprano
Max van Egmond baritone
Marilyn McDonald violin
Catharina Meints cello
Michael Lynn flauto traverso
Christopher Krueger flauto traverso
Gonzalo Ruiz baroque oboe
Lisa Goode Crawford harpsichord
Webb Wiggins harpsichord
Program*
*Amended program for June 27 (as of 6/20/03)
Johann Michael Bach Ach wie sehnlich wart=3F ich der Zeit
Johann Michael Bach Es is ein gro=DFer Gewinn
Wilhelm Friedemann Bach Duet for two flutes in E Minor, F 54
Wilhelm Friedemann Bach Concerto =E2 duoi cembali concertati in F Major, =
F10
Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach Quartet in G Major, Wq 539
Johann Christian Bach Flute Quartet in G Major, T306/5
Johann Sebastian Bach Ich will den Kreutzstab gerne tragen, BWV 56
Student Ensembles' Showcase Concert
Saturday, June 28
2 p.m., Kulas Recital Hall
Admission is free
Program TBA
This event is also offered on Saturday, July 5, at 2 p.m.
Faculty Fringe Concerts
Monday through Thursday, June 30 to July 3
1:30 p.m., Kulas Recital Hall
Admission is free
Program TBA
Orchestral Concert
Friday, July 4
7 p.m., Warner Concert Hall
Tickets: $10 at the door
Kenneth Slowik, conductor
Featuring
Penelope Jensen soprano
Max van Egmond baritone
Christopher Krueger flauto traverso
Michael Lynn flauto traverso
Gonzalo Ruiz baroque oboe
Penelope Crawford fortepiano
select advanced students
Program*
*Amended program for July 4 (as of 6/20/03)
Johann Bernhard Bach Overture in G Minor
Wilhelm Friedemann Bach Adagio and Fugue in D Minor, F 65
Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach Oboe Concerto in E-flat Major, Wq 165
Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach String Symphony No. 3 in C Major, Wq 182/3
Johann Sebastian Bach Liebster Jesu, mein Verlangen, BWV 32
Free Student Ensembles' Showcase Concert
Saturday, July 5
2 p.m., Kulas Recital Hall
Admission is free
Program TBA
This event is also offered on Saturday, June 28, at 2 p.m.
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________________________________________
Marci Janas
Director of Conservatory Media Relations
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
39 West College Street
Oberlin, OH 44074
vox: 440-775-8328
fax: 440-776-3006
marci.janas at oberlin.edu
www.oberlin.edu
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<fontfamily><param>Palatino</param><flushleft>Please note that the =
following press release has been revised since the original was mailed on =
June 6, 2003, to reflect program changes to the Baroque Performance =
Institute concert schedule:
<bigger><bigger>
</bigger></bigger></flushleft><bigger><center><bigger><bigger><bold>Oberlin =
Conservatory of Music
Presents the Baroque Performance Institute 2003
</bold></bigger></bigger></center></bigger><bigger><center><bold><bigger>
</bigger></bold><bigger><bigger><<Editors please note: A schedule of =
concerts and the roster
of BPI faculty are attached.>
</bigger></bigger></center><bigger><flushleft><bigger><bigger>OBERLIN, =
OHIO=3F6-6-03 (Revised 6-20-03)=3F<bold>The</bold> <bold>Baroque =
Performance Institute (BPI),</bold> America's =
premiere</flushleft></fontfamily><fontfamily><param>Times</param> =
</fontfamily><fontfamily><param>Palatino</param><flushleft>summer workshop =
for baroque instruments and voice, marks its 32nd season this summer by =
celebrating the music of the Bach family, from Johann Sebastian's ancestors =
through his sons.
The institute is held for two weeks each summer at the Oberlin Conservatory =
of Music at
Oberlin College.
This year's institute, <bold>Music of the Bach Family</bold>, begins =
Sunday, June 22, and runs through Saturday, July 5. Many of the concerts =
associated with BPI are free and open to the public; select concerts =
require a ticket, which can be purchased at the door for $10. Concerts are =
held in the Conservatory's Kulas Recital Hall, Warner Concert Hall, and =
Fairchild Chapel.
<bold>The first faculty concert</bold>, Friday, June 27, at 8:00 p.m. in =
Kulas Recital Hall, is one of two rare opportunities for audiences to hear =
BPI's world-class faculty members perform. In keeping with this year's =
theme, the chamber music program includes music of four different members =
of the Bach family: <bold>Carl Philipp Emanuel, Johann Christian, Johann =
Michael, Wilhelm Friedemann, and, of course, Johann Sebastian.</bold>
<bold>The second faculty concert</bold>, Friday, July 4, at 7:00 p.m. in =
Warner Concert Hall, will feature works of Johann Sebastian and his two =
most famous sons: Wilhelm Friedemann and Carl Philipp Emanuel.
Throughout the first week of BPI, musicologist-in-residence Michael =
Marissen of Swarthmore College, one of America's leading Bach scholars, =
will examine the lives and music of Bach family members in a series of =
one-hour lectures (Monday through Thursday) beginning at 1:30 p.m. in Kulas =
Recital Hall.
BPI's participants -- who range from young high-school musicians to young =
professionals and adult amateurs -- receive intensive instruction in voice, =
choral conducting, and a variety of baroque instruments, including violin, =
viola, cello, viola da gamba, flute, recorder, oboe, bassoon, trumpet, lute =
and theorbo, organ, and harpsichord from an international faculty of =
acclaimed performers and scholars.
Members of the Oberlin Baroque Ensemble (Michael Lynn, Marilyn McDonald, =
Catharina Meints, and Lisa Goode Crawford), all members of the Oberlin =
Conservatory's permanent faculty, comprise BPI's core faculty. A =
distinguished roster of visiting musicians and music scholars join them in =
conducting daily master classes, private lessons, coached ensemble work, =
lectures, baroque dance classes, and concerts.
BPI participants have access to the Conservatory's extensive historic =
instrument collection, and the music and book collection of the =
Conservatory library.
For more information about the program and concert tickets, contact Anna =
Hoffmann at
440-775-8044, or visit the BPI web site at www.oberlin.edu/con/summer/bpi.
The Oberlin Conservatory of Music, founded in 1865, is the oldest =
continuously operating conservatory in the United States, and is renowned =
internationally for the professional training opportunities it provides to =
aspiring professional musicians.
</flushleft><center><bold> Baroque Performance Institute Faculty for 2003
Artistic Director
</bold>Kenneth Slowik <italic>baroque cello, viola da gamba
</italic>Director, Smithsonian Chamber Music Society
Conductor, Santa Fe Pro Musica Chamber Orchestra
Member of The Castle Trio and The Axelrod Quartet
Faculty member of the University of Maryland School of Music
<bold>Oberlin Baroque Ensemble
Lisa Goode Crawford</bold> <italic>harpsichord
</italic>Professor of Harpsichord, Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Recordings on Harmonia Mundi and Gasparo
<bold>Michael Lynn </bold><italic>recorder, baroque flute
</italic>Professor of Recorder and Baroque Flute and
Associate Dean, Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Principal, Apollo's Fire
<bold>Marilyn McDonald</bold> <italic>violin
</italic>Professor of Violin, Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Member of The Axelrod Quartet, The Castle Trio,
The Smithsonian Chamber Players and Boston Baroque
<bold>Catharina Meints</bold> <italic>viola da gamba, cello
</italic>Associate Professor of Cello, Viola da Gamba,
and Baroque Cello, Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Member of The Cleveland Orchestra; Founding faculty of BPI
<bold>Faculty
Patrick Allen</bold> <italic>organ, harpsichord
</italic><bold>John Alston</bold> <italic>choral conductor
</italic><bold>Julie Andrijeski</bold> <italic>baroque violin, dance
</italic><bold>Mary Anne Ballard</bold> <italic>viola da gamba
</italic><bold>James O. Bolyard</bold> <italic>bassoon
</italic><bold>Penelope Crawford</bold> <italic>fortepiano, harpsichord
</italic><bold>Max van Egmond</bold> <italic>baritone
</italic><bold>Lucas Harris</bold> <italic>lute, theorbo
</italic><bold>Penelope Jensen</bold> <italic>soprano
</italic><bold>Christopher Krueger</bold> <italic>baroque flute, recorder
</italic><bold>Michael Marissen</bold> <italic>musicologist-in-residence
</italic><bold>Cynthia Roberts</bold> <italic>baroque violin
</italic><bold>Gonzalo Ruiz</bold> <italic>baroque oboe
</italic><bold>Jane Starkman</bold> <italic>baroque violin, viola
</italic><bold>John Thiessen</bold> <italic>baroque trumpet
</italic><bold>Barbara Weiss</bold> <italic>harpsichord
</italic><bold>Webb Wiggins</bold> <italic>harpsichord, organ
</italic><bold>Nancy Zylstra</bold> <italic>voice
</italic>
</center><flushleft>
For Calendar Listings:
<bold>Schedule of Public Lectures, Concerts, and Recitals
Musicology Lectures
The Bach Family and Its Music
</bold>Monday through Thursday, June 23 to 26
1:30 p.m., Kulas Recital Hall
Musicologist-in-residence Michael Marissen presents a series of lectures
<bold>Faculty Concert
Chamber Works of the Bach Family
</bold>Friday, June 27
8 p.m., Kulas Recital Hall
Tickets: $10 at the door. Limited seating available.
<italic>Tickets will become available Tuesday, June 24.
</italic>Featuring BPI faculty members, including:
Penelope Jensen <italic>soprano
</italic>Max van Egmond <italic>baritone
</italic>Marilyn McDonald <italic>violin
</italic>Catharina Meints <italic>cello
</italic>Michael Lynn <italic>flauto</italic> <italic>traverso
</italic>Christopher Krueger <italic>flauto</italic> <italic>traverso
</italic>Gonzalo Ruiz baroque <italic>oboe
</italic>Lisa Goode Crawford <italic>harpsichord
</italic>Webb Wiggins <italic>harpsichord
</italic>Program*
<bold>*Amended program for June 27 (as of 6/20/03)
Johann Michael Bach <italic>Ach wie sehnlich wart=3F ich der Zeit
</italic>Johann Michael Bach <italic>Es is ein gro=DFer Gewinn
</italic></bold>Wilhelm Friedemann Bach <italic>Duet for two flutes in E =
Minor, F 54
</italic>Wilhelm Friedemann Bach <italic>Concerto =E2 duoi cembali =
concertati in F Major, F10
</italic><bold>Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach Quartet in G Major, Wq 539
Johann Christian Bach Flute Quartet in G Major, T306/5
</bold>Johann Sebastian Bach <italic>Ich will den Kreutzstab gerne tragen, =
BWV 56
</italic><bold>Student Ensembles' Showcase Concert
</bold>Saturday, June 28
2 p.m., Kulas Recital Hall
Admission is free
Program TBA
<italic>This event is also offered on Saturday, July 5, at 2 p.m.
</italic><bold>Faculty Fringe Concerts
</bold>Monday through Thursday, June 30 to July 3
1:30 p.m., Kulas Recital Hall
Admission is free
Program TBA
<bold>Orchestral Concert
</bold>Friday, July 4
7 p.m., Warner Concert Hall
Tickets: $10 at the door
Kenneth Slowik, conductor
Featuring
Penelope Jensen <italic>soprano
</italic>Max van Egmond <italic>baritone
</italic>Christopher Krueger <italic>flauto traverso
</italic>Michael Lynn <italic>flauto traverso
</italic>Gonzalo Ruiz <italic>baroque oboe
</italic>Penelope Crawford <italic>fortepiano
</italic>select advanced students
Program*
<bold>*Amended program for July 4 (as of 6/20/03)
Johann Bernhard Bach <italic>Overture in G Minor
</italic></bold>Wilhelm Friedemann Bach <italic>Adagio and Fugue in D =
Minor, F 65
</italic>Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach <italic>Oboe Concerto in E-flat Major, =
Wq 165
</italic>Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach <italic>String Symphony No. 3 in C =
Major, Wq 182/3
</italic>Johann Sebastian Bach <italic>Liebster Jesu, mein Verlangen, BWV =
32
</italic><bold>Free Student Ensembles' Showcase Concert
</bold>Saturday, July 5
2 p.m., Kulas Recital Hall
Admission is free
Program TBA
<italic>This event is also offered on Saturday, June 28, at 2 p.m.
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________________________________________
Marci Janas
Director of Conservatory Media Relations
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
39 West College Street
Oberlin, OH 44074
vox: 440-775-8328
fax: 440-776-3006
marci.janas at oberlin.edu
www.oberlin.edu</flushleft></fontfamily>
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