[NEohioPAL]The Baroque Performance Institute Announces its 35th Season June 18-July 1
Marci Janas
Marci.Janas at oberlin.edu
Thu Jun 8 13:27:34 PDT 2006
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
The Baroque Performance Institute Announces its 35th Season
With =93Airs from the South: Italian Musical Influences Throughout =
Europe=94
Internationally acclaimed historical performance musicians and scholars=20=
convene June 18 =96 July 1 for concerts and lectures at the Oberlin=20
Conservatory of Music.
A schedule of public concerts, including a staged performance of the=20
Terpsicore Prologue to Handel=92s Il Pastor Fido, is included.
OBERLIN, OHIO (June 8, 2006) =97 The Baroque Performance Institute =
(BPI),=20
America=92s premier summer workshop for baroque instrumentalists and=20
vocalists, will mark its 35th season by celebrating the influence of=20
Italian music and musicians throughout Europe.
The two-week institute, held at the Oberlin Conservatory of =
Music,=20
begins Sunday, June 18, and concludes Saturday, July 1. BPI=92s=20
internationally renowned faculty of acclaimed performers and scholars=20
will train their lens on Italy with =93Airs from the South: Italian=20
Musical Influences Throughout Europe.=94
BPI=92s participants, who range from young musicians in high =
school to=20
young professionals and adult amateurs, will receive intensive=20
instruction on a large variety of baroque instruments as well as=20
lessons in voice, choral conducting, and baroque ornamentation. Their=20
days and evenings will be packed with private lessons, master classes,=20=
ensemble coaching, lectures, informal open discussions, enormously=20
popular classes in baroque dance, and concerts featuring BPI=92s faculty=20=
members. Many of these concerts are free and open to the public; select=20=
concerts require a ticket, which may be purchased at the door for $10.=20=
Concerts will be held at the Conservatory=92s Warner Concert Hall, Kulas=20=
Recital Hall, and Fairchild Chapel, located in Bosworth Hall, one of=20
several buildings on the Oberlin College campus designed by renowned=20
architect Cass Gilbert.
The BPI Faculty
Conductor and cellist Kenneth Slowik is BPI=92s artistic director; he is=20=
also the director of the Smithsonian Chamber Music Society and a member=20=
of the Castle Trio and the Axelrod Quartet, and serves on the faculty=20
of the University of Maryland School of Music.
Members of the Oberlin Baroque Ensemble =97 Michael Lynn, =
Marilyn=20
McDonald, Catharina Meints, and Webb Wiggins =97 comprise BPI=92s core=20=
faculty; all are also on the faculty at the Oberlin Conservatory of=20
Music.
This year=92s distinguished roster of visiting musicians and =
music=20
scholars include: Patrick Allen (organ, harpsichord); Julie Andrijeski=20=
(baroque violin, dance); Mary Anne Ballard (viola da gamba); Barry=20
Bauguess (trumpet); Dennis Godburn (bassoon); Max van Egmond=20
(baritone); Dennis Godburn (bassoon); Oberlin Emeritus Professor of=20
Harpsichord Lisa Goode Crawford; Lucas Harris (lute, theorbo); Penelope=20=
Jensen (soprano); Christopher Krueger (baroque flute, recorder); Sandra=20=
Miller (baroque flute); Cynthia Roberts (baroque violin); Gonzalo Ruiz=20=
(baroque oboe); Jane Starkman (baroque violin, viola); Barbara Weiss=20
(harpsichord); and Nancy Zylstra (voice).
Guest artists include soprano Kendra Colton, Visiting Professor =
of=20
Singing at the Oberlin Conservatory of Music; mezzo-soprano Jennifer=20
Lane; members of the New York Baroque Dance Company and Catherine=20
Turocy, its Artistic Director.
Concerts and Events
The first faculty concert on Friday, June 23, at 8 p.m. in Kulas=20
Recital Hall, will be one of two rare opportunities for audiences to=20
hear BPI=92s world-class faculty members perform together. In keeping=20
with BPI's thematic title, the chamber music program will include=20
Italian-influenced music from Poland, England, Germany, and France. The=20=
concert will open with a four-part Canzona by the early-17th-century=20
Polish composer Marcin Mileczewski, whose work was modeled on sonatas=20
by Marini, Farina, and Castello. Viola da gamba players Catharina=20
Meints and BPI Artistic Director Kenneth Slowik will offer an=20
unaccompanied duo sonata by Johannes Schenck, and oboist Gonzalo Ruiz=20
and violinist Marilyn McDonald pair up for one of Georg Friderick=20
Handel=92s trio sonatas. The Italian sonata influence is also heard in=20=
the prefatory Sonade (as the French transliterated it) to Fran=E7ois=20
Couperin=92s La Pi=E9montoise. Recorder player Michael Lynn is the =
soloist=20
for a chamber concerto by the Englishman Roberto Valentino, who, as his=20=
adopted name suggests, spent much of his creative life in Italy. Two=20
secular cantatas with Italian texts by Johann Sebastian Bach will round=20=
out the program: Amore traditore, BWV 203, featuring distinguished=20
Dutch baritone Max van Egmond and harpsichordist Webb Wiggins, and Non=20=
sa che sia dolore, BWV 209, featuring flutist Christopher Krueger and=20
soprano Penelope Jensen.
The second faculty concert, on Friday, June 30, at 8 p.m. in =
Warner=20
Concert Hall, will open with with two concerti grossi in the Italian=20
style by two non-Italians, Unico Wilhelm van Wassenaer and Pieter=20
Hellendaal. Gonzalo Ruiz will bring the first half of the concert to a=20=
virtuosic close with a reconstructed oboe concerto by J.S. Bach.
The second half of the program will present a semi-staged version of=20=
the Terpsicore Prologue to the 1734 revival of Handel=92s Il Pastor =
Fido.=20
The BPI orchestra will be joined by soloists soprano Kendra Colton,=20
singing the role of Erato, the Muse of music, and mezzo-soprano=20
Jennifer Lane, singing the role of Apollo. The performance features=20
members of the New York Baroque Dance Company, whose artistic director,=20=
Catherine Turocy, will choreograph the production.
Monday through Thursday of the weeks of June 18 and June 25, BPI=20=
faculty members will present free lectures and/or =93faculty fringe=94=20=
recitals, beginning at 1:30 p.m. in Kulas Recital Hall. Of special=20
interest will be a discussion on Tuesday, June 20, which will pay=20
tribute to BPI=92s founder, oboist and viola da gamba player James B.=20
Caldwell, who died earlier this year. Caldwell was Professor of Oboe at=20=
the Oberlin Conservatory of Music since 1971.
BPI student participants will showcase their work in free =
recitals=20
Saturday, June 24, and Saturday, July 1, in Kulas Recital Hall. Both=20
recitals begin at 2 p.m.
For more information about BPI and related events, please =
contact Anna=20
Hoffmann at (440) 775-8044.
The Oberlin Conservatory of Music, founded in 1865 and situated within=20=
the intellectual vitality of Oberlin College since 1867, is the oldest=20=
continuously operating conservatory in the United States. Renowned=20
internationally as a professional music school of the highest caliber=20
and pronounced a =93national treasure=94 by the Washington Post, =
Oberlin=92s=20
alumni have gone on to achieve illustrious careers in all aspects of=20
the serious music world. For more information about Oberlin, please=20
visit www.oberlin.edu.
Oberlin=92s Baroque Performance Institute Faculty for 2006
Artistic Director
Kenneth Slowik: baroque cello, viola da gamba
Director, Smithsonian Chamber Music Society;
member of the Castle Trio and the Axelrod Quartet;
Faculty member at the University of Maryland School of Music
Oberlin Baroque Ensemble
Catharina Meints Caldwell: viola da gamba, cello
Associate Professor of Cello, Viola da Gamba, and Baroque Cello;
Oberlin Consort of Viols;
founding faculty member, BPI
Michael Lynn: recorder and baroque flute
Associate Professor of Recorder and Baroque Flute;
Principal, Apollo's Fire; ARTEK;
Capriccio Musicale; music publisher
Marilyn McDonald: violin
Professor of Violin; member of the Axelrod Quartet,
the Castle Trio, the Smithsonian Chamber Players and Boston Baroque
Webb Wiggins: harpsichord
Associate Professor of Harpsichord;
Member of the Folger Consort; Apollo=92s Fire; Dryden Ensemble;
Catacoustic Consort; Smithsonian Chamber Players
Faculty
Patrick Allen, organ, harpsichord
Julie Andrijeski, baroque violin, dance
Mary Anne Ballard, viola da gamba
Barry Bauguess, trumpet
Dennis Godburn, bassoon
Max van Egmond baritone
Dennis Godburn, bassoon
Emeritus Professor of Harpsichord Lisa Goode Crawford, harpsichord
Lucas Harris, lute, theorbo
Penelope Jensen, soprano
Christopher Krueger, baroque flute, recorder
Sandra Miller, baroque flute
Cynthia Roberts, baroque violin
Gonzalo Ruiz, baroque oboe
Jane Starkman, baroque violin, viola
Barbara Weiss, harpsichord
Nancy Zylstra, voice
Guest Artists
Visiting Assistant Professor of Singing Kendra Colton, soprano
Jennifer Lane, mezzo-soprano
The New York Baroque Dance Company,
Catherine Turocy, Artistic Director
CALENDAR LISTINGS
FACULTY CONCERT I
Friday, June 23, 2006, 8 p.m.
Kulas Recital Hall
77 West College Street
Oberlin, Ohio
Program:
Marcin Mileczewski, Canzona a 3
Johannes Schenck, Sonata No. 1 in B Minor from Le Nymphe di Rheno, Op.=20=
8, No. 1
Georg Friderick Handel, Trio Sonata in G Minor, Op. 2, No. 5, HWV 390a
Fran=E7oise Couperin, Sonade from La Pi=E9montoise
Roberto Valentino, Chamber Concerto in B-flat for flauto, strings, and=20=
continuo
Johann Sebastian Bach, Amore traditore, BWV 203
J.S. Bach, Non sa che sia dolore, BWV 209
Admission: $10 at the door
Reserve tickets in advance by calling
440-775-8044
FACULTY CONCERT II
Friday, June 30, 2006, 8 p.m.
Warner Concert Hall
77 West College Street
Oberlin, Ohio
Program:
Unico Wilhelm van Wassenaer, Concerto No. 2 in B-flat Major, from the=20
Concerti Armonici
Pieter Hellendaal, Concerto Grosso in E-flat Major, Op. 3, No. 4
J.S. Bach, Oboe d'amore Concerto E-flat Major, after BWV 1053
Handel, Terpsicore Prologue from Il Pastor Fido
Admission: $10 at the door
Reserve in advance by calling
440-775-8044
LECTURES AND/OR
=93FACULTY FRINGE=94 RECITALS
Monday - Thursday, June 19-22*
Kulas Recital Hall, 1:30 p.m.
FREE
* Tuesday, June 20:
A discussion paying tribute to BPI founder
James B. Caldwell, who died earlier this year
LECTURES AND/OR
=93FACULTY FRINGE=94 RECITALS
Monday =96 Thursday, June 26-29
Kulas Recital Hall, 1:30 p.m.
FREE
BPI STUDENT SHOWCASE
Saturday, June 24 and Saturday, July 1
Kulas Recital Hall, 2 p.m.
FREE
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Media Contact Only: =09
Marci Janas
440-775-8328
marci.janas at oberlin.edu
Marci Janas
Director of Conservatory Media Relations
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
39 West College Street
Oberlin, OH 44074
www.oberlin.edu/con
(P) 440-775-8328
(F) 440-775-5457
marci.janas at oberlin.edu=
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440-775-8328 (office); 440-667-2724 (cell);
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lor></underline>
</smaller>
</flushright>
<underline>FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
<smaller>
</smaller></underline><smaller>
</smaller><center><bold>The Baroque Performance Institute Announces
its 35th Season
With =93Airs from the South: Italian Musical Influences Throughout
Europe=94
<italic><smaller>Internationally acclaimed historical performance
musicians and scholars convene June 18 =96 July 1 for concerts and
lectures at the Oberlin Conservatory of Music.=20
A schedule of public concerts, including a staged performance of the
</smaller></italic><smaller>Terpsicore Prologue <italic>to Handel=92s
</italic>Il Pastor Fido,<italic> is included.
</italic></smaller></bold></center>OBERLIN, OHIO (June 8, 2006) =97 The
Baroque Performance Institute (BPI), America=92s premier summer workshop
for baroque instrumentalists and vocalists, will mark its 35th season
by celebrating the influence of Italian music and musicians throughout
Europe.
The two-week institute, held at the Oberlin Conservatory of =
Music,
begins Sunday, June 18, and concludes Saturday, July 1. BPI=92s
internationally renowned faculty of acclaimed performers and scholars
will train their lens on Italy with =93Airs from the South: Italian
Musical Influences Throughout Europe.=94=20
BPI=92s participants, who range from young musicians in high =
school to
young professionals and adult amateurs, will receive intensive
instruction on a large variety of baroque instruments as well as
lessons in voice, choral conducting, and baroque ornamentation. Their
days and evenings will be packed with private lessons, master classes,
ensemble coaching, lectures, informal open discussions, enormously
popular classes in baroque dance, and concerts featuring BPI=92s faculty
members. Many of these concerts are free and open to the public;
select concerts require a ticket, which may be purchased at the door
for $10. Concerts will be held at the Conservatory=92s Warner Concert
Hall, Kulas Recital Hall, and Fairchild Chapel, located in Bosworth
Hall, one of several buildings on the Oberlin College campus designed
by renowned architect Cass Gilbert.
<bold>The BPI Faculty
</bold>Conductor and cellist Kenneth Slowik is BPI=92s artistic
director; he is also the director of the Smithsonian Chamber Music
Society and a member of the Castle Trio and the Axelrod Quartet, and
serves on the faculty of the University of Maryland School of Music.
Members of the Oberlin Baroque Ensemble =97 Michael Lynn, =
Marilyn
McDonald, Catharina Meints, and Webb Wiggins =97 comprise BPI=92s core
faculty; all are also on the faculty at the Oberlin Conservatory of
Music.=20
This year=92s distinguished roster of visiting musicians and =
music
scholars include: Patrick Allen (organ, harpsichord); Julie Andrijeski
(baroque violin, dance); Mary Anne Ballard (viola da gamba); Barry
Bauguess (trumpet); Dennis Godburn (bassoon); Max van Egmond
(baritone); Dennis Godburn (bassoon); Oberlin Emeritus Professor of
Harpsichord Lisa Goode Crawford; Lucas Harris (lute, theorbo);
Penelope Jensen (soprano); Christopher Krueger (baroque flute,
recorder); Sandra Miller (baroque flute); Cynthia Roberts (baroque
violin); Gonzalo Ruiz (baroque oboe); Jane Starkman (baroque violin,
viola); Barbara Weiss (harpsichord); and Nancy Zylstra (voice).=20
Guest artists include soprano Kendra Colton, Visiting Professor =
of
Singing at the Oberlin Conservatory of Music; mezzo-soprano Jennifer
Lane; members of the New York Baroque Dance Company and Catherine
Turocy, its Artistic Director.
<bold>Concerts and Events
</bold>The first faculty concert on Friday, June 23, at 8 p.m. in
Kulas Recital Hall, will be one of two rare opportunities for
audiences to hear BPI=92s world-class faculty members perform together.
<fontfamily><param>Times New Roman</param>In keeping with BPI's
thematic title, the chamber music program will include
Italian-influenced music from Poland, England, Germany, and France.
The concert will open with a four-part <italic>Canzona</italic> by the
early-17th-century Polish composer Marcin Mileczewski, whose work was
modeled on sonatas by Marini, Farina, and Castello. Viola da gamba
players Catharina Meints and BPI Artistic Director Kenneth Slowik will
offer an unaccompanied duo sonata by Johannes Schenck, and oboist
Gonzalo Ruiz and violinist Marilyn McDonald pair up for one of Georg
Friderick Handel=92s trio sonatas. The Italian sonata influence is also
heard in the prefatory <italic>Sonade</italic> (as the French
transliterated it) to Fran=E7ois Couperin=92s <italic>La
Pi=E9montoise</italic>. Recorder player Michael Lynn is the soloist for
a chamber concerto by the Englishman Roberto Valentino, who, as his
adopted name suggests, spent much of his creative life in Italy. Two
secular cantatas with Italian texts by Johann Sebastian Bach will
round out the program: <italic>Amore traditore</italic>, <italic>BWV
203</italic>, featuring distinguished Dutch baritone Max van Egmond
and harpsichordist Webb Wiggins, and <italic>Non sa che sia dolore,
BWV 209</italic>, featuring flutist Christopher Krueger and soprano
Penelope Jensen.
The second faculty concert, on Friday, June 30, at 8 p.m. in =
Warner
Concert Hall, will open with with two concerti grossi in the Italian
style by two non-Italians, Unico Wilhelm van Wassenaer and Pieter
Hellendaal. </fontfamily>Gonzalo Ruiz will bring the first half of the
concert to a virtuosic close with a reconstructed oboe concerto by
J.S. Bach.=20
<fontfamily><param>Times New Roman</param> The second half of the
program will present a semi-staged version of the <italic>Terpsicore
Prologue</italic> to the 1734 revival of Handel=92s <italic>Il Pastor
Fido</italic>. The BPI orchestra will be joined by soloists soprano
Kendra Colton, singing the role of Erato, the Muse of music, and
mezzo-soprano Jennifer Lane, singing the role of Apollo. The
performance features members of the New York Baroque Dance Company,
whose artistic director, Catherine Turocy, will choreograph the
production.
Monday through Thursday of the weeks of June 18 and June 25, BPI
faculty members will present free lectures and/or =93faculty fringe=94
recitals, beginning at 1:30 p.m. in Kulas Recital Hall. Of special
interest will be a discussion on Tuesday, June 20, which will pay
tribute to BPI=92s founder, oboist and viola da gamba player James B.
Caldwell, who died earlier this year. Caldwell was Professor of Oboe
at the Oberlin Conservatory of Music since 1971.
BPI student participants will showcase their work in free =
recitals
Saturday, June 24, and Saturday, July 1, in Kulas Recital Hall. Both
recitals begin at 2 p.m.
For </fontfamily>more information about BPI and related events,
please contact Anna Hoffmann at (440) 775-8044.
<bold>The Oberlin Conservatory of Music</bold>, founded in 1865 and
situated within the intellectual vitality of Oberlin College since
1867, is the oldest continuously operating conservatory in the United
States. Renowned internationally as a professional music school of the
highest caliber and pronounced a =93national treasure=94 by the
<italic>Washington Post,</italic> Oberlin=92s alumni have gone on to
achieve illustrious careers in all aspects of the serious music
world.<x-tad-smaller> </x-tad-smaller>For more information about
Oberlin, please visit
=
<underline><color><param>0000,0000,FFFD</param>www.oberlin.edu</color></un=
derline>.
<center>
<bold>Oberlin=92s Baroque Performance Institute Faculty for 2006
Artistic Director
</bold>Kenneth Slowik: <italic>baroque cello, viola da gamba
</italic>Director, Smithsonian Chamber Music Society;=20
member of the Castle Trio and the Axelrod Quartet;
Faculty member at the University of Maryland School of Music
<bold>Oberlin Baroque Ensemble
</bold>Catharina Meints Caldwell: <italic>viola da gamba, cello</italic>
Associate Professor of Cello, Viola da Gamba, and Baroque Cello;=20
Oberlin Consort of Viols;
founding faculty member, BPI<underline>
</underline></center><underline>
</underline> <underline>
</underline><center>Michael Lynn: <italic>recorder and baroque =
flute</italic>
Associate Professor of Recorder and Baroque Flute;
Principal, Apollo's Fire; ARTEK;
Capriccio Musicale; music publisher
Marilyn McDonald: <italic>violin</italic>
Professor of Violin; member of the Axelrod Quartet,
the Castle Trio, the Smithsonian Chamber Players and Boston Baroque
Webb Wiggins: <italic>harpsichord</italic>
Associate Professor of Harpsichord;
Member of the Folger Consort; Apollo=92s Fire; Dryden Ensemble;
Catacoustic Consort; Smithsonian Chamber Players
<bold><italic><bigger>Faculty<x-tad-smaller> =
</x-tad-smaller></bigger></italic></bold></center><center>
<bold><italic><smaller>
</smaller></italic></bold>
Patrick Allen, <italic>organ, harpsichord</italic>=20
Julie Andrijeski, <italic>baroque violin, dance</italic>
Mary Anne Ballard, <italic>viola da gamba</italic>
Barry Bauguess, <italic>trumpet</italic>
Dennis Godburn, <italic>bassoon</italic>
Max van Egmond <italic>baritone</italic>
Dennis Godburn, <italic>bassoon</italic>
Emeritus Professor of Harpsichord Lisa Goode Crawford,
<italic>harpsichord</italic>
Lucas Harris, <italic>lute, theorbo</italic>
Penelope Jensen, <italic>soprano</italic>
Christopher Krueger, <italic>baroque flute, recorder</italic>
Sandra Miller, <italic>baroque flute</italic>
Cynthia Roberts, <italic>baroque violin</italic>
Gonzalo Ruiz, <italic>baroque oboe</italic>
Jane Starkman, <italic>baroque violin, viola</italic>
Barbara Weiss, <italic>harpsichord
</italic>Nancy Zylstra, <italic>voice</italic>
<bold><bigger>Guest Artists
</bigger></bold><bigger>
</bigger>Visiting Assistant Professor of Singing Kendra Colton,
<italic>soprano</italic>
Jennifer Lane, <italic>mezzo-soprano</italic>
The New York Baroque Dance Company,
Catherine Turocy, Artistic Director
</center><fontfamily><param>Times</param>
</fontfamily><x-tad-smaller>
</x-tad-smaller>
<bold>CALENDAR LISTINGS</bold>
<bold>FACULTY CONCERT I
Friday, June 23, 2006, 8 p.m.
</bold>Kulas Recital Hall
77 West College Street
Oberlin, Ohio
<bold>Program:
Marcin Mileczewski</bold>, <italic>Canzona a 3
</italic><bold>Johannes Schenck, </bold><italic>Sonata No. 1 in B
Minor </italic>from<italic> Le Nymphe di Rheno, Op. 8, No. =
1</italic><bold>
Georg Friderick Handel, </bold><italic>Trio Sonata in G Minor, Op. 2,
No. 5, HWV 390a
</italic><bold>Fran=E7oise Couperin</bold>, <italic>Sonade
</italic>from<italic> La Pi=E9montoise</italic>
<bold>Roberto Valentino,</bold> <italic>Chamber Concerto in B-flat for
flauto, strings, and continuo
</italic><bold>Johann Sebastian Bach, </bold><italic>Amore traditore,
BWV 203
</italic><bold>J.S. Bach,</bold> <italic>Non sa che sia dolore, BWV =
209</italic>
<bold>Admission</bold>: $10 at the door
Reserve tickets in advance by calling
440-775-8044
<bold>FACULTY CONCERT II
Friday, June 30, 2006, 8 p.m.
</bold>Warner Concert Hall
77 West College Street
Oberlin, Ohio
<bold>Program:</bold>
<bold>Unico Wilhelm van Wassenaer, </bold><italic>Concerto No. 2 in
B-flat Major, </italic>from the<italic> Concerti Armonici</italic><bold>
Pieter Hellendaal, </bold><italic>Concerto Grosso in E-flat Major, Op.
3, No. 4</italic><bold>
J.S. Bach, </bold><italic>Oboe d'amore Concerto E-flat Major, after
BWV 1053</italic>
<bold>Handel, </bold><italic>Terpsicore Prologue</italic> from
<italic>Il Pastor Fido
</italic><bold>Admission:</bold> $10 at the door
Reserve in advance by calling
440-775-8044
<bold>LECTURES AND/OR=20
=93FACULTY FRINGE=94 RECITALS
Monday - Thursday, June 19-22*
</bold>Kulas Recital Hall, 1:30 p.m.
FREE
<italic>* Tuesday, June 20:
A discussion paying tribute to BPI founder
James B. Caldwell, who died earlier this year
</italic><bold>LECTURES AND/OR=20
=93FACULTY FRINGE=94 RECITALS
Monday =96 Thursday, June 26-29
</bold>Kulas Recital Hall, 1:30 p.m.
FREE
<bold>BPI STUDENT SHOWCASE
Saturday, June 24 and Saturday, July 1
</bold>Kulas Recital Hall, 2 p.m.
FREE
<bold>
</bold><center>###
</center>
Media Contact Only: =09
Marci Janas
440-775-8328
marci.janas at oberlin.edu
Marci Janas
Director of Conservatory Media Relations
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
39 West College Street
Oberlin, OH 44074
www.oberlin.edu/con
(P) 440-775-8328
(F) 440-775-5457
marci.janas at oberlin.edu=
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