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Program Concerto for Clarinet Anton Rist, Clarinet Luis Ortiz piano Concerto for Violin no. 4 in D major, K 218 Soo Yeon Kim, Violin Concerto for Violin in E minor, Op. 64 Mia Laity, Violin Tzigane for Violin and Piano Yaegy Park, Violin Hungarian Rhapsody for Cello, Op. 68 Molly Delorenzo, Cello Crystl Baltazar, piano Concerto for Violin in D major, Op. 61 Michael Sha, Violin Concerto for Cello no. 1 in A minor, Op. 33 Allegra Whiting, Cello Alexandra Joan, piano Concerto for Violin in E minor, Op. 64 Elizabeth Hendy, Violin Michael Wittenburg, piano Pezzo Capriccioso for Cello in B minor, Op. 62 Leonardo Ko, Cello Nelson Padgett, piano Zigeunerweisen, Op. 20 (Gypsy Airs) Typher Yom, Violin Michael Wittenburg, piano Copland Mozart Mendelssohn Ravel Popper Beethoven Saint-Saëns Mendelssohn Tchaikovsky Sarasate
is making digital movies and performing magic tricks. He holds a second-degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do. Leonardo is a member of Juilliard Pre-College Symphony, String Quartet, and Piano Trio and has performed with them at Alice Tully Hall and Sharp Theater in Lincoln Center. Typher Yom attends the Manhattan School of Music Pre-College division where he is in the studio of Elizabeth Faidley. Typher is 15 years old and has played the violin since age of 5. He has won 1st Place at the New York International Music Competition, Union City Young Artist Competition, and Forte International Competition, 2nd Place at the American Fine Arts Festival Competition, was the Grand winner at National League of Performing Arts Competition, and a finalist at the Ensemble 212 music competition. He will appear with the Union Symphony Orchestra as a soloist this summer. He performed the Bruch Concerto with the NOVA Philharmonic at Merkin Concert Hall. He has appeared in masterclasses with Rebecca Henry, Yevgeny Kutik, Anna Rabinova, and Charlie Siem. He has studied with Chin Kim and Shirley Givens. Bios Anton Rist is the recently appointed principal clarinet of the New Haven Symphony Orchestra. He leads a varied musical life, and regularly performs with such ensembles as the American Ballet Theater, the Juilliard Orchestra, The New York Concerti Sinfonietta, and The Ensemble 212. He has spent summers at the Pacific Music Festival, the Aspen Music Festival, and the Toronto Music Academy. An eager performer of new music, Mr. Rist has participated in numerous performances with the Axiom ensemble and the New Juilliard Ensemble, including the world premiere of Three Expectations by Elliott Carter. Born and raised in New York City, Anton Rist began playing the clarinet at age six, after becoming enamored of the name of the instrument itself. A student of Jon Manasse, Anton is completing his final year as an undergraduate at The Juilliard School. Soo Yeon Kim began her musical studies on the piano at the age four and started learning the violin at the age seven in South Korea. It wasn’t until in her freshman year of high school, a few years after her family moved to the United States, that she started to play the violin seriously. Since then, she has won the Town of Oyster Bay Arts Council High School Senior Scholarship Competition and MTNA New York State Division Competition, and has won prizes and awards in KRB New York Music Competition, Friday Woodmere Music Club Young Artists Competition, Metropolitan Youth Orchestra Concerto Competition, Long Island Choral Society Young Artist Competition, Wagner Young Artist Competition, LISMA Foundation International Competition, and more. As a winner, she performed in venues such as Weill Recital Hall, Merkin Hall, and others. As a member of the Juilliard Orchestra, she has performed in Alice Tully Hall and Avery Fisher Hall. Before attending Juilliard, she was a member and an Assistant Concertmaster of New York Youth Symphony for five seasons and performed in Carnegie Hall. She was also the first violinist of the Eurasian String Quartet in the NYYS Chamber Music Program in 2009–2010 Season and performed around NYC including Weill Recital Hall. Aside from building her career, she loves giving back to the community. From 2010 to 2012, she organized small ensembles once a month to perform at the Bristal Assisted Living Home in Westbury, New York. She attended the Aspen Music Festival in last three summers and Green Mountain Chamber Music Festival in the summer of 2009. She currently is a first-year student at The Juilliard School studying with Naoko Tanaka. Mia Laity began playing violin at age three and made her solo debut at age eleven, performing with the Baylor University Orchestra. In 2007 and 2009, she appeared with the Phoenix Symphony, first as the Grand Prize winner of the Phoenix Youth Symphony Concerto Competition, and then again as the 1st Place and Clotilde Otranto prizewinner. Ms. Laity has performed as soloist with the Debut Orches-
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