June 26, 2024 Sacramento Youth Symphony Chamber Music at Westminster Presbyterian in Sacramento, CA

June 26, 2024 Sacramento Youth Symphony Chamber Music at Westminster Presbyterian in Sacramento, CA
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String Trio Op. 61, No.1, Robert Fuchs
1st mvt. (1847-1927)
Emrys Tu, violin
Isabella Carrasco, violin
Angelese Pepper**, viola
String Quartet No. 1 in F Major (Op. 18, No. 1), Ludvig van Beethoven
1st mvt. Allegro con brio (1770-1827)
Alex Tu, violin
Ernest Manukian, violin
Claire Tatman**, viola
Naomi Anderson, cello
String Quartet No. 12 ‘American’, Op. 96, Antonín Dvořák
4th mvt. Finale: vivace ma non troppo (1841-1904)
Josh Kenyon, violin
Naomi Rogers-Hefley**, violin
Cristian Arcila, viola
Joseph Acevedo, cello
Suite for String Orchestra Christopher Wilson
All student mentors and coaches (1874-1919)
Mentors: Ernest Manukian, Josh Kenyon, Isabella Carrasco, Alex Tu, Emrys Tu, violins, Cristian Arcila, viola, Joseph Acevedo, Naomi Anderson, celli
Coaches**: Claire Tatman, Naomi Rogers-Hefley, violin & viola, Dylan Jowell, Angelese Pepper, celli
About the Sacramento Youth Symphony Chamber Music Workshop
Founded in 1990 by Susan Lamb Cook, the summer session of the Sacramento Youth Symphony’s Chamber Music Workshop introduces young musicians to chamber music literature and rehearsal techniques. Now directed by Claire Tatman since 2020, these busy two weeks of chamber-music include Senior and Junior Week Sessions. The Junior Week Preparatory Program offers a half-day workshop for students ages 7 - 12 exposing these young musicians to string technique, chamber groups, and small chamber orchestra. The Junior Week also includes a
rigorous Mentor Program which is a teacher training program for advanced string players and who are being showcased at today’s concert. The Senior Week is a full-day workshop for students ages 10- 19 offers an intensive week of ensemble playing, including individualized coaching with professionals in the performance field, as well as recitals including all participants at the conclusion of the Workshop. Students from the Workshop perform frequently throughout the year in the Sacramento area and are available to perform for community service and nonprofit
organizations.