Foundation for Chinese Performing Arts
Presents
The 12th Annual
Summer Music Festival
at Walnut Hill (August 1 - 22, 2002)
Concerts, Seminar, and Master Class
August 1 - 22, 2002
Except the August 14 Esplanade Concert in Boston, all the events will be held
at
the Boswell Recital Hall or the Keiter Center in
Walnut Hill School, 12 Highland St. Natick, MA 01760
(Tickets: $5 donation at door; no advance ticket is needed)
Performers: Faculty Members and
students of the 12th Annual Summer Music Festival.
(For details, see below.)
| 1.
August 6, 2002 Tuesday, 8 PM Seminar: "Chi and Music" by Prof. Hung-Kuan Chen |
2.
August 8, 2002 Thursday, 8 PM Lecture/Demonstration Topic: Listening to the Old Masters by Violinist Nai-Yuan Hu |
3.
August 9, 2002 Friday, 8 PM Recital: Myung Jin Oh, piano, and Eun-Taek Kim, piano |
4.
August 10, 2002 Saturday, 8 PM Faculty Recital: Michael Bonner, cello Lynn Chang, violin Hung-Kuan Chen, piano Pi-Hsien Chen, piano Nai-Yuan Hu, violin Neil De Land, French horn Sue Ellen Hershman-Tcherepnin, flute |
Tuesday, 2:30 PM Piano Master Class by Mr. Yin Cheng-Zong, Tchaikovsky's Four Seasons (will be given in Mandarin Chinese with translation) |
Wednesday, 7:30 PM at Boston Esplanade Concert with Longwood Symphony Summer Orchestra, Francisco Noya, conductor Program: Vivaldi's Concerto for 2 violins in A minor, Op.3, No.8. Mozart piano concerto in F Major, No.11, K413 Haydn Symphony No. 103, the "Drumroll" Symphony Soloists: TBA |
7.
August 15, 2001 Thursday, 8 PM Recital: Larry Weng, piano, and Alice Chen, piano |
8.
August 16, 2001 Friday, 8 PM Recital: Jin-Hee Park, cello, and David Chang, cello |
| 9. August
17, 2002 Saturday, 8 PM Concert with the Longwood Symphony Summer Orchestra, Francisco Noya, conductor Program: Vivaldi's Concerto for 2 violins in A minor, Op.3, No.8. Mozart piano concerto in F Major, No.11, K413 Haydn Symphony No. 103, the "Drumroll" Symphony Soloists: TBA |
10.
August 18, 2002 Sunday, 3 PM The Chung Yuan Christian University Faculty and Staff Choir |
12. August
19, 2002 Monday, 2 PM Piano Master Class by Mr. David Deveau
|
13.
August 20, 2002 Tuesday, 8 PM Gala Concert Student Showcase
|
| 11.
August 18, 2002 Sunday, 8 PM Recital: Kyung-Jun Kim, violin |
14.
August 21, 2002 Wednesday, 8 PM Gala Concert Student Showcase |
Meet the Artists & the Faculty Members of the 12th
Annual Summer Music Festival
(in alphabetical order)
Michael Bonner, cello
Faculty member at Longy School of Music
Original member of the Radius Ensemble
Lynn Chang, violin
Professor, Boston Conservatory
1st prize, 1975 Paganini Competition
Hung-Kuan Chen, piano
Professor, Calgary Conservatory, Canada
Gold Medal, 1982 Busoni Piano Competition
Gold Medal, 1983 Arthur Rubinstein Competition
Pi-Hsien Chen, piano
Professor for the piano, Musikhochschule, Koln
1st prize, ARD Competition in Munich
1st prize, Schonberg Competition in Rotterdam
1st prize, Bach Competition in Washington D.C.
David Deveau, piano master class
Faculty member at MIT. Recipient of 1978 International Concert Artist Guild Award,
and 1982 Solo Recitalist Award from the National Endowment for the Arts
Sue-Ellen Hershman-Tcherepnin, flute
Faculty member at Tufts University and MIT
Nai-Yuan Hu, violin
1st prize, 1985 Queen Elisabeth Competition of Belgium
Neil De Land, French horn
Member of Boston Philharmonic, Springfield Symphony and other orchestras. Performed
regularly with the Boston Symphony Orchestra
Laurence Lesser, cello
former President of New England Conservatory of Music
Cheng-Zong Yin, piano
2nd prize, 1962 Tchaikovsky Competition
Former
Professor of the Cleveland Institute of Music
The scholarships that have brought the musicians here were provided by the general public. Please give generously to support the continuation of this worthwhile program. Your tax deductible donation is greatly appreciated.
Donor $50+ $
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Patron $500+ $ ____________
Any amount $ ____________
Donations can be made online at our website:
http://www.ChinesePerformingArts.net/concert.htm
Directions to Walnut Hill School:
From Route 9 west: after the intersection with route 16, watch for the only Shell gas station on the right. Take a left turn at Oak street which is right after the Shell station. (Stay in the right lane for left turn.) Turn right to Bacon street at the intersection. The Walnut Hill campus could be seen on the left in about half an mile. To get to the parking lot, take a left at the next intersection onto Walnut street and another left onto Highland St.
From Mass Turnpike west, take exit 13, take route 30 east to route 27. Turn right onto route 27 and follow south about 2 miles, going over route 9 until you see a Mobil gas station on your right. Turn left onto Grove street and turn right onto Walnut street, and an immediate left onto Highland.
Foundation for Chinese Performing Arts is a non-profit
organization registered in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. One of its
objectives is to promote Asian artists through performance. To be added to our
mailing list, please write to: 3 Partridge Lane, Lincoln, MA. 01773. Tel:781-259-8195;
Fax: 781-259-9147, Email: Foundation@ChinesePerformingArts.net,
or, jialintan@aol.com, or visit our Website
at :
http://www.ChinesePerformingArts.net
The Concerts and Master Classes listed are presented by the faculty members (see below)
and students of the 12th Annual Music Festival at Walnut Hill, organized by the Foundation
for Chinese Performing Arts. This three-week program provides a rare opportunity for
talented young musicians to learn directly from world-renowned masters on a one-on-one
basis. It takes place every summer in August at Walnut Hill School, Natick, MA. This
year's performers will include those who passed the first run and are preparing for the
Junior Tchaikovsky Competition to be held October 2002 in China.
For Information: Contact the Foundation for Chinese Performing Arts, 3 Partridge Lane,
Lincoln, MA. 01773. Tel: 781-259-8195, Fax: 781-259-9147, Email: jialintan@aol.com, or Foundation@ChinesePerformingArts.net.
Website: http://www.ChinesePerformingArts.net.
For directions to Walnut Hill, call: 508-653-4312 or log on to www.WalnutHillArts.org.
