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        Caltech Chamber Music

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          • January 25, 2015
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      Caltech Y
      505 S. Wilson Ave - Pasadena
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      34.1372069 -118.1285373

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      Date(s) - 01/25/2015
      3:30 pm - 5:00 pm

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      Caltech Performing and Visual Arts, presents a Winter Chamber Music Series, directed by Delores Bing.

      Each Concert is a different program.

      @ Dabney Lounge

      Program

      Trio Sonata in C minor

      1. Adagio
      2. Allegro
      3. Adagio
      4. Allegro

      Georg Philipp Telemann (1681-1767)
      Haojie Zhuang (’18, Undeclared) flute
      Karlming Chen (graduate student, Mathematics) violin
      Jim Tao (graduate student, Mathematics) harpsichord

      Quartet in C minor

      1. Adagio
      2. Allegro
      3. Adagio
      4. AllegroFrancesco Geminiani (1667-1762)
      Slavonic Dance in E minor, Op. 72, No. 2
      Antonin Dvorak (1841-1904)
      arranged by Michael McLean
      Amanda Gao (’18, Undeclared) violin
      Janice Jeon (’18, Bioengineering) violin
      Rachel Ng (’18, Bioengineering) violin
      Vincent Zhuang (’18, Undeclared) harpsichord and piano

      Music for Midsummer Night’s Dream

      1. Overture:  Symphony While the Swans Come Forward
      2. Hornpipe
      3. Air:  If Love’s A Sweet Passion
      4. Rondeau
      5. Chaconne: Dance for the Chinese Man and Woman

      Henry Purcell (1659-1695)
      Grace Lee (’16, Environmental Engineering) flute
      Jenny Mok (’18, Bioengineering) violin
      Nicholas Trank (’18, Physics) viola
      Sith Domrongkitchiaporn (’16, Electrical Engineering) cello
      Aditya Bhagavathi (’16, Computer Science) piano

      Waltz Op. 54, No. 1
      Quintet in G Major, Op. 77
      II.  Scherzo. Allegro vivace
      Antonin Dvorak (1841-1904)
      Stephanie Moon (’17, Mechanical Engineering) violin
      Gauri Shastri (’17, Biology) violin
      Nat DeFries (’16, Chemical Engineering) viola
      Eric Moseley (’18, Undeclared) cello
      Angela Gui (’17, Physics) bass

      Intermission

      Piano Quartet in C minor, Op. 13

      1. Allegro
      2. Scherzo:  Presto
      3. Andante
      4. Finale:  Vivace

      Richard Strauss (1864-1949)
      Sean Symon (graduate student, Aeronautics) violin
      Ian Wong (graduate student, Planetary Science) viola
      Joe Iverson (graduate student, Physics) cello
      Kelly Kim (graduate student, Chemistry) piano

      Delores Bing coached the ensembles performing this afternoon.

       

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