DeSalvo, Jodie

Luo, Mei Mei

McClelland, Michael

Nield, Christine

van Eck, Iris

English

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Cliam6er Music Chameleon Michael McClelland Viola Mei Mei Luo Violin Iris van Eck Cello Christine Nield Flure Jodie DeSalvo Piano 7:30 p.m. January 24, 2000 Harid Recital Room PROGRAM Trio, op. 40 ........ .... ..... ................. ... ......... Albert ROUSSEL Allegro Andante Allegro non troppo Michael McClelland, viola Iris van Eck, cello Christine Nield, flute (1869-1937) Serenade, op. 25 ...... .... ........... .... .. ........... Ludwig van BEETHOVEN Entrata (Allegro) (1770-1827) Tempo ordinario d'un menuetto Allegro molto Andante con varazioni Allegro scherzando e vivace Adagio Allegro vivace e disinvolta - Presto Michael McClelland, viola Mei Mei Luo, violin Christine Nield, flute INTERMISSION Trio in A minor, op. 114 ........ .................. Johannes BRAHMS Allegro (1833-1897) Adagio Andantino grazioso Allegro Michael McClelland, viola Iris van Eck, cello Jodie DeSalvo, piano Michael McClelland Viola Michael McClelland has established a reputation as one of the leading viola teachers and performers in the United States. The Washington Post has described Mr. McClelland as a musician who performs with "effortless technique . .. . musically mature .... a true artist among the new generation of performers." From 1984 to 1988, Mr. McClelland was the violist of the Baltimore String Quartet and the chamber ensemble PENT AD. He has attended the Marlboro Music Festival, concertizes regularly, and has given solo recitals and chamber music performances throughout the United States, Canada, Scandinavia, and the former Soviet Union. Mr. McClelland has appeared with the Theater Chamber Players of the John F. Kennedy Center and with the Jefferson String Quartet. He was also an artist member of the Chamber Artists of Washington. Before joining the faculty at The Harid Conservatory, Michael McClelland was an assistant professor of music and chair of the string department at the University of Illinois. He served as Music Division Chair of The Harid Conservatory from 1995 to 1999. Mr. McClelland received his bachelor's degree in music from the Peabody Conservatory of Music, where he was a student of Karen Tuttle. His other teachers have included Mitchell Stem, Donald Mcinnes, Sidney Harth, and Zara Nelsova. He has made appearances with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, Annapolis Symphony, York Symphony, Champaign-Urbana Symphony, Sinfonia da Camera, and Concert Artists of Baltimore, and served as principal violist of the Florida Philharmonic during the 1998-1999 season. Mei Mei Luo Violin Mei Mei Luo has been a member of the Florida Philharmonic Orchestra for eleven years, where she acted as associate concertmaster for two years. Ms. Luo is also a member of the Florida Atlantic University Chamber Soloists. Her first position in the United States was as alternate violin for the Philadelphia Orchestra. This season, as well as her regular engagement with the Florida Philharmonic, she performs as soloist with the Hallandale Pops, Coral Springs Pops, and the Hollywood Philharmonic Orchestra. Ms. Luo performs on an 1803 Johannes Gagliano violin made in Naples, Italy. Iris van Eck Cello Iris van Eck moved to Fort Lauderdale in 1985 after being offered the job of assistant principal cellist in the Florida Philharmonic Orchestra. She has appeared as a soloist with various orchestras in the United States and Europe, and has played many recitals and chamber music concerts as well. She is married to another musician in the Philharmonic, principal percussionist Guy St-Amant. They have 2 children, Michele & Rene. Christine Nield Flute Chrisrine Nield is principal flurisr and a regular soloisr (flure and piccolo) wirh rhe Florida Philharmonic and rhe Florida Grand Opera Orchesua. She is Professor of Flure at the University of Miami. Ms. Nield is the flutist of Chamber Music South, the Florida Atlantic University Chamber Soloisrs, rhe Haydn Society Orchesrra, and parricipares annually in Fesrival Miami. She is involved with the Narional Flute Association and rhe Florida Flute Association and has performed, judged, and given master classes for rhese organizations. She is also on rhe Advisory Council of rhe Marcel Moyse Society. Jodie DeSalvo Piano Jodie DeSalvo is a sraff accompanist ar rhe Harid Conservarory School of Music ar Lynn University. A narive of Connecticur, Mrs. DeSalvo is a graduare of borh the Manhattan School of Music and the Ham School of Music. She made her Carnegie Hall debut as winner of the Artists' International Competition ro such uiianimous acclaim that she returned the following season for a command performance at New York's Merkin Concert Hall. 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1999-2000 Chamber Music - Chameleon

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1999-2000 Chamber Music - Chameleon

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