11 summer booklet.pdf - Chamber Music Northwest

SUMMER FESTIVAL 

June 20 - July 24, 2011

concert sponsors (date of sponsorship) 

chamber music northwest 

major supporters 

The 41st Annual Summer Festival is made possible by the generosity of 

individual contributors, foundations and corporations, for which we are 

deeply grateful. 

The James F. and Marion L. Miller Foundation 

The E. Nakamichi Foundation 

For complete festival information visit www.cmnw.org 

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PHOTOGRAPHY by Jim Leisy; Dorothea von Haeften, 

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“Chamber Music Northwest attracts 

Grammy winners, Avery Fisher Prize 

awardees and musicians who play 

with premiere ensembles, from the 

Emerson Quartet to the New York 

Philharmonic...But the festival feels 

more like family than a formal 

affair.” 

The Oregonian 

expect the extraordinary

our treasured traditions 

Welcome to the 41st summer festival of Chamber Music Northwest. 

Here is where you would talk about coming together as though the festival is a holiday-- seeing old 

friends, meeting new ones, seeing artists you’ve grown with, enjoying picnics on the campus, etc. 

Also nurturing new traditions and welcoming new faces, like the Protege Project arists and audience. 

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omniet volum quam hitatio tem. Nam aut parum ipsam, opta con cus magniendi int et, quo blam 

quidus alignam est, officae cum veleceatem et aut ea ea ducit quiatur autemodis expliant ulpa quisit 

doluptatenis denis as expligenimus est, si aut eost, cus aut fugias nones is dolla quae. Nam et lab illiae 

am ipsum recti quis eos exerior poratet andi quo comnim fuga. Ut abo. Et et aut volupis ut ut ipiciis 

nullat etus, 

David Shifrin 

Artistic Director 

Linda Magee 

Executive Director

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Sunday, june 19 

Reed College, Kaul Auditorium 5 pm 

(FREE!) 

CMNW Festival Salon 

David Shifrin, host 

Usher in the new season with 

artistic director David Shifrin, 

as he and other festival artists 

describe the exciting collage of 

upcoming concerts and events 

happening this summer! See how 

programs come together, then 

watch a dress rehearsal of one of 

the pieces performed this week 

before gathering on the lawn for 

a casual meet-and-greet “family 

reunion” with CMNW friends and 

artists. 

week 1 

Monday, June 21 


Tuesday, June 22 

Catlin Gabel School 8 pm 

Double Concertos 

John Williams Air and Simple Gifts for 

Violin, Clarinet, Cello and Piano (2009) 

Haydn String Quartet in B-Flat Major 

(“Sunrise”), Op. 76, No. 4 

Mendelssohn Trio No. 2 in C Minor 

for Piano and Strings, Op. 66 

Mendelssohn Octet in E-Flat Major 

for Strings, Op. 20 

Orion String Quartet (Daniel Phillips, Todd 

Phillips, Steven Tenenbom, Timothy Eddy), Jun 

Iwasaki, Ida Kavafian, Paul Neubauer, Peter 

Wiley, Anne-Marie McDermott 

Thursday, June 24 


Beethoven Trios I 

Trio in E-Flat Major for Violin, Cello and 

Piano, Op. 1, No. 1 

Trio in D Major for Violin, Cello and Piano, 

Op. 1, No. 3 

Trio in E-Flat Major for Violin, Cello and 

Piano, Op. 70, No. 2 

Friday, June 25 


Beethoven Trios II 

Trio in G Major for Violin, Cello and Piano, 

Op. 1, No. 2 

Trio in D Major for Violin, Cello and Piano, 

Op. 70, No. 1 (“Ghost”) 

Trio in B-Flat Major for Violin, Cello and 

Piano, Op. 97 (“Archduke”) 

Ida Kavafian, Paul Neubauer, Peter Wiley, Anne- 

Marie McDermott

Saturday, June 26 


Gypsy Theme 

Brahms Quintet No. 2 in G Major for 

Strings, Op. 111 

Brahms Quintet in B Minor for Clarinet 

and Strings, Op. 115 









Guarneri String Quartet; with guest festival artists 

Steven Tenenbom and David Shifrin 

Orion Quartet Ida and Ani Kavafian 

Johannes Brahms Guarneri Quartet 

“Over 45 years of prolific recording and tireless 

concertizing, the Guarneri Quartet has had a powerful effect 

on the musical landscape.” 

San Francisco Chronicle 

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week 2 


Someday Lounge 5 pm 

CMNW Protégé Project: 

XX Ensemble 

Torib. Gia derum eius aut vere, 

si dolores et earchilignis alit, odit 

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et magnamus eate reptaeptatus 

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quiat laborer natusdantis ut qui 

conseque perorep tiatem rendam, 

none id que vendi dolor accullabo. 

Neque veniendias remporest 

re oditatist, sam ent voluptatio 

temIsit, autem ratem ad quis 

por autem fugiant et dusdam et 

explictiore sit restion emporer 

untust, occulparcias in nonsed que 

ni dios es consedis dolore. 

monday, June 27 


tuesday, June 28 


Unknown Title 

Mozart String Quartet in G Major 

(“Spring”), K. 387 

Mozart Quintet in E-Flat Major for 

Piano, Oboe, Clarinet, Horn and Bassoon, 

K. 452 

Mozart Quartet No. 1 in G Minor for 

Piano and Strings, K. 478 

Orion String Quartet, Ida Kavafian, Peter Wiley, 

Stephen Taylor, David Shifrin, Cynde Iverson, 

William Purvis, André Watts 

Thursday, June 30 


Friday, July 1 

PSU Lincoln Recital Hall 7:30 pm 

Unknown Title 

Bernstein Sonata for Clarinet and Piano 

(1942) 

Morton Gould Selections from Benny’s 

Gig for Clarinet and Double Bass (1946) 

Aaron Jay Kernis Two Awakenings 

and a Double Lullaby (2006) 

Gershwin Songs for Soprano and Piano 

Gershwin Rhapsody in Blue (Piano Duo) 

Traditional American Fiddle Tunes, 

arr. for Punch Brothers and Friends 

Jennifer Frautschi, Paul Neubauer, David Shifrin, 

Aaron Jay Kernis, Anna Polonsky, Bryan Johanson, 

Elizabeth Harcombe, Hyunah Yu, Punch Brothers

Saturday, July 2 


Punch Brothers 

Anna Polonsky 

Clarinet Candy 

Chris Thile, mandolin 

Gabe Witcher, violin 

Noam Pikelny, banjo 

Chris Eldridge, guitar 

Paul Kowert, bass 

The Punch Brothers, mandolinist Chris 

Thile’s hot new group of young virtuosos, 

have been called the innovators of “America’s 

country-classical chamber music” (New York 

Times). Together these five classically-trained 

musicians offer a whole new style of crossover, 

ranging from bluegrass, “newgrass” and 

beyond. 

“This top shelf acoustic quintet is a virtuosic revelation.” 

Boston Globe on the Punch Brothers 

“...consistently captivating...” 

Aaron Jay Kernis W. A. Mozart 

Washington Post on Anna Polonsky 


week 3 

Sunday, juLY 3 

Mississippi Studios 5 pm 


Amphion Quartet 
















Monday, July 4 


Tuesday, July 5 


André Watts and Friends 

Haydn String Trio in G Major, arr. for 

Mandolin, Viola and Cello, Hob. XVI:40 

John Adams Shaker Loops for Seven 

Strings (1978) 

Bach Brandenburg Concerto No. 3 in G 

Major, arr. for Punch Brothers and Friends 

Mendelssohn Sextet in D Major for 

Violin, Two Violas, Cello, Double Bass 

and Piano, Op. 110 

Steven Copes, Jennifer Frautschi, Leila Josefowicz, 

Paul Neubauer, Cynthia Phelps, Ronald Thomas, 

Fred Sherry, Anna Polonsky, Aaron Jay Kernis, 


Thursday, July 7 




Violas 

Schubert Rondo in B Minor for Violin 

and Piano (“Rondeau Brillant”), D. 895 

Beethoven String Quartet No. 16 in F 

Major, Op. 135 

Mendelssohn Songs for Soprano and 

Piano 

Mendelssohn Quintet No. 1 in A Major 

for Strings, Op. 18 

Theodore Arm, Steven Copes, Jennifer Frautschi, Leila 

Josefowicz, Paul Neubauer, Cynthia Phelps, Fred 

Sherry, Ronald Thomas, Shai Wosner, Hyunah Yu



Hyunah Yu 

André Watts 

“Fragments: Connecting 

Past and Present” 

Brentano String Quartet 

Serena Canin, violin 

Mark Steinberg, violin 

Misha Armory, viola 

Nina Lee, cello 

The Brentano Quartet has invited six of today’s most 

imaginative composers to engage with unfinished 

pieces by Bach, Mozart, Schubert, and others to 

weave compelling new musical works. The new 

compositions will be played alongside the original 

ones to create an exciting evening of dialogue 

between music of the past and music of our present. 

Brentano String Quartet Leila Josefowicz 

“Haydn’s music is about other things, like the 

dignity of sadness.” 

New York Times on “The Seven Last Words of Christ” 

Commissioned by the Brentano String Quartet and the following co-commissioners: Rattner and Ann and 

Norman Katz for Chamber Music Society of Detroit; Connecticut College On Stage, New London, CT; Da 

Camera of Houston; Fontana Chamber Arts, Kalamazoo, MI; The Hopkins Center at Dartmouth College, 

Hanover, NH; Krannert Center for the Performing Arts, University of Illinois, Urbana, IL; Luther College, 

Decorah, IA; Rockport Music, Rockport, MA; Salt Bay Chamberfest, Damariscotta, ME; San Francisco 

Performances; and Spivey Hall at Clayton State University, Morrow, GA. 


week 4 


The Woods 5 pm 


XX Ensemble 
















Monday, July 11 




Unknown Title 

Philippe Hersant Héliades for Flute, 

Violin, Viola and Cello (2007) 

Mendelssohn String Quartet No. 6 

in F Minor, Op. 80 

Brahms Quintet in F Minor for Piano 

and Strings, Op. 34 

Miró Quartet, Fred Sherry, Ransom Wilson, 

Shai Wosner 





Unknown Title 

Telemann Concerto in G Major for 

Viola, Strings and Continuo 

Vivaldi Concerto in G Minor for Two 

Cellos, Strings and Continuo 

Handel Concerto in D Minor for 

Harpsichord, Strings and Continuo 

Marcello Concerto in D Minor for Oboe, 

Strings and Continuo 

Bach Suite No. 2 in B Minor for Flute, 

Strings and Continuo, BWV 1067 

Miró Quartet, Toby Appel, Colin Carr, Fred Sherry, 

Curtis Daily, Ransom Wilson, Allan Vogel, John 

Gibbons



Emerson String Quartet 

Igor Stravinsky 

Final Quartets 

Emerson String Quartet 

Eugene Drucker, violin 

Philip Setzer, violin 

Lawrence Dutton, viola 

David Finckel, cello 

Haydn Andante and Menuet, Op. 103 

Bartók String Quartet in D Major, No. 6 

Schubert String Quartet in G Major, D. 887 

Shai Wosner Lin-Parker-Hoffman 

“...the adventurous Miró Quartet played throughout with 

explosive vigor and technical finesse.” 

New York Times 


week 5 


Alberta Rose Theater 5 pm 


Yale Percussion Group 
















Monday, July 18 




Unknown Title 

Haydn String Quartet in F Major, 

Op. 74, No. 2 

Bach Cantata No. 82 (Ich habe genug) 

for Baritone, Oboe and Strings 

Kreutzer Der tote Fagott (“The Dead 

Bassoon”) for Baritone, Bassoon and Piano 

Wynton Marsalis Meelan for Bassoon 

and String Quartet (2003) 

Bassoon Quartets by Prokofiev, 

Schickele, Ellington, Weber and more 

Miró Quartet, Toby Appel, Curtis Daily, Allan 

Vogel, Keith Buncke, Mark Eubanks, Julie Feves, 

Milan Turkovic, Thomas Sauer, John Gibbons, 

Randall Scarlata 





Songs and Sonatas 

Haydn String Quartet in F Minor, 

Op. 20, No. 5 

Mozart Quintet in E-Flat Major for Horn, 

Violin, Two Violas and Cello, K. 407 

Tchaikovsky Souvenir de Florence in 

D Minor for String Sextet, Op. 70 

Daedalus Quartet (Min-Young Kim, Kyu-Young 

Kim, Melissa Reardon, Raman Ramakrishnan), 

Benny Kim, Elmar Oliveira, Toby Appel, Hamilton 

Cheifetz, Allan Vogel, William Purvis



Edgar Meyer and Chris Thile 

Mozart Quartet in F Major for Oboe and 

Strings, K. 370 

Sunday, July 24 


Edgar Meyer 

Sasha Cooke 

Songs (unknown title) 

Nielsen Serenata in vano for Clarinet, 

Bassoon, Horn, Cello and Bass (1914) 

Strauss/Hasenorhl Till Eulenspiegel (Einmal 

Anders!) for Horn, Violin, Clarinet, Bassoon 

and Bass 

Bloch Baal Shem: Three Pictures of 

Hassidic Life for Violin and Strings (1923) 

Haydn Finale from “Farewell” Symphony in 

F-Sharp Minor (arr. for eight instruments) 

Daedalus Quartet, Benny Kim, Elmar Oliveira, 

“Despite the name, the Daedalus Quartet seemed it was 

flying...not on wings of waxy feathers, but rather on jetpropelled 

rockets of blistering virtuosity.” 

Washington Post 

Pei-Yao Quartet William Purvis 


festival artists 

VIOLIN 

Theodore Arm 

Steven Copes 

Jennifer Frautschi 

Jun Iwasaki 

Leila Josefowicz 

Ida Kavafian 

Benny Kim 

Jesse Mills 

Elmar Oliveira 

Daniel Phillips 

Todd Phillips 

VIOLA 

Toby Appel 

Paul Neubauer 

Cynthia Phelps 

Steven Tenenbom 

CELLO 

Colin Carr 

Hamilton Cheifetz 

Timoth Eddy 

Fred Sherry 

Ronald Thomas 

Peter Wiley 

DOUBLE BASS 

Curtis Daily 

Peter Lloyd 

SOPRANO 

Hyunah Yu 

BARITONE 

Randall Scarlata 

FLUTE 

Ransom Wilson 

OBOE 

Allan Vogel 

Stephen Taylor 

CLARINET 

David Shifrin 

BASSOON 

Keith Buncke 

Mark Eubanks 

Julie Feves 

Cynde Iverson 

Milan Turkovic 

HORN 

William Purvis 

HARPSICHORD 

John Gibbons 

GUITAR 

Bryan Johanson 

PIANO 

Elizabeth Harcombe 

Aaron Jay Kernis 

Anne-Marie McDermott 

Anna Polonsky 

Thomas Sauer 

André Watts 

Shai Wosner 

ENSEMBLES 

Daedalus String Quartet 

Guarneri String Quartet 

Miró String Quartet 

Orion String Quartet 


COMPOSER/ 

CONDUCTOR 

Aaron Jay Kernis 

Artist bios available at www.cmnw.org.

Protégé project 

Amphion Quartet 

David Southorn 

Katie Hyun 

Wei-Yang Andy Lin 

Mihai Marica 

Yale Percussion Group 

Artist 1 

Artist 2 

Artist 3 

Violin 

Rebecca Anderson 

Double Bass 

Aleksey Klyushnik 

Flute 

Sooyun Kim 

Clarinet 

Romie de Guise-Langlois 

Harp 

Artist 

join us in welcoming these artists, making 

their cmnw debutS! 

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ad maximuscius utet 

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ex et re, ommo quunt est, 

volorum inctur 

Em nes as vere autempo ressenihil maximint 

veliquis quistrum que pra con conetum que 

nimporere volore repro voloreceatem quam 

quidus. 

“Quote about my family at CMNW, what 

it means to return every year, why I love 

CMNW like crazy.” 

Fred Sherry, Ida, someone

not sure of header 


PSU Lincoln Performance Hall 7 pm 


PSU Lincoln Performance Hall 7 pm 

anna polonsky concerts 

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in eaquam fuga. Ut porem eos net 

quiduciti dit odiciae quam, volum earum 

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andaese dolores ecuptur simod mintibus sim ipienditate rem 

est, sincipsam hariat optiorporae. Itemodigenda voloreictios 

dolupta tendunti quamendit vendiatur 


Portland Art Museum, Whitsell Auditorium 

vertigo concert 

Discover another wonderful dimension to the festival concerts. 

All CMNW ticket-holders are invited to attend this free series 

of half-hour talks before each evening concert. These lively 

discussions offer an unmatched perspective on the music, by 

the very musicians performing it. 

Protégé Project 

alt-venue concert series 

Sundays at 5 pm, venues vary 

June 26, July 3, 10 & 17 

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More information/tickets available at....

other festival events 

Open Rehearsals 

Reed College, Kaul Auditorium (FREE) 

June 22 & 29, July 6, 13 & 20 

Wednesdays at 11 am 

Join the festival performers for a fascinating 

behind-the-scenes glimpse of how they 

work together. Informal Q&A ends each 

rehearsal. (Supervised children ages 7 and 

up are welcome.) 

Musical Conversations 

In the concert hall, before all evening concerts at 

Reed and Catlin Gabel, 7-7:30 pm (FREE) 

Discover another wonderful dimension to 

the festival concerts. All CMNW ticketholders 

are invited to attend this free series 

of half-hour talks before each evening 

concert. These lively discussions offer an 

unmatched perspective on the music, by the 

very musicians performing it. 

CMNW family concert 

Downtown at Director Park 

Address/intersection (FREE) 

Saturday, JULY 16 12 noon-1 pm 

downtown NOON CONCERT 

Downtown at the Oregon Historical Society 

Miller Pavilion, 1200 SW Park Ave. (FREE) 

TUESDAY, JULY 21 12 noon-1 pm 

Enjoy a free noontime concert in the beautiful 

Oregon Historical Society atrium. The 

Daedalus String Quartet performs an exciting 

program of Haydn, Purcell and Britten.

FULL CALENDAR (LIST) OF EVENTS (FREE AND $$)

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Haydn Seven Last Words 

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