2008 Fall Recital - Johns Hopkins University

More documents

Recommendations

Info

Concerto in G majorCarl StamitzAllegro (1745 - 1801)Gene Yang, fluteEllen Kim, piano“The Last Rose of Summer”Gaspard KummerTheme and Variations for Flute and Piano (1795 - 1870)Zhen Zhang, fluteHyunji Park, pianoSonata for Flute and Piano, op 14Robert MuczynskiAndante (b. 1929)Allegro con motoGrace Min, fluteEllen Kim, pianoConcerto for flute and orchestraCarl NielsenAllegro moderato (1865-1931)Gina Kim, fluteHyunji Park, piano
Ebonie Sherrelle Pierce is a 3 rd year flute player at the Hazelwood Elementary Middle School inBaltimore Maryland. She has performed during many Hazelwood school programs as part of theInstrumental Music Band under the direction of Ms. Rochelle Montagne. In fall of 2007 Ebonie was therecipient of the Tuned-In scholarship Program at Peabody Preparatory and started lessons at PeabodyPreparatory under the instruction of Ms. Rachel Choe. Ebonie performed during the Peabody WoodwindRecital in the summer of 2008 and also gained a wealth of knowledge during that summer in ‘TheComplete Musician’ class also at Peabody Preparatory. She performed in the spring 2008 All CityHonors Band Concert @ Morgan State University and successfully auditioned to compete in theMaryland Music Educators Association All-State Solo Competition at Towson State University. Shewas featured in the fall 2008 issue of the Peabody Magazine where the Tuned-In program washighlighted in the article headed “Now Run With It” by Mat Edelson. Ebonie, a second year recipient ofthe Tuned-In scholarship, is a vibrant 12 years old 7 th grader and a consistent honor roll student withinterests that include math, reading, and ice-skating.Katie Byrne has been studying as a preparatory student at Peabody for the last 2 years. She has alsobeen actively involved in her high school symphonic band for the last 5 years. Currently, she is thesecond chair in the FRYO Philharmonic Orchestra for flute. This upcoming spring, Kaitlin will also beplaying in the pit for her high school play Les Miserables.Yoonju Cho (MSE '07, BS '05) is a 2nd year PhD student in Biomedical Engineering at Johns HopkinsUniversity. She initially learned flute in middle school for 3 years but had to quit in high school due toschool work. This September, after 11 years of break, she finally re-started her flute lessons. Yoonjuadmits that it was not easy to start it all over from the scratch after such a long time-off but flute hasbecome a nice break from all the science and engineering of her life.Ara Ko started flute when she was in the 4 th grade. She has been studying at Peabody Preparatory forlast 3 years. She has been selected to perform at the Peabody Preparatory brass and winds departmentalrecitals. Currently, she is the second chair flutist in her middle school’s concert band.Catherine Klein has been playing the flute for 25 years, and studying flute with Rachel Choe in January2007. She often plays at her church, St. Mark’s Evangelical Lutheran Churh in Maryland. She lives inHampstead MD with her husband, Scott. Her other hobbies include gardening and cake decorating. Shehas worked for the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health since 1992 and is currently theDirector of Graduate Education.Gene Yang is a sophomore at Perry Hall High School and started playing flute with Lando Baik whenhe was in the 4 th grade in 2004. He is presently studying with JeeYoung Rachel Choe, whom he beganwith in 2005. In 2007-2008 at his high school, he was the first chair flutist in Symphonic Winds andmade the All County Band. Currently this year, he is the fourth chair in Wind Ensemble and the secondchair in Chamber Orchestra. He also performed in the County and State Solo and Ensemble and AllCounty Band in his middle school years.Zhen Zhang started his first flute lesson in 2003 through Peabody's ACE program using a student flutebought for his kids. He has since replaced it with a better one and is still having fun along with endlessfrustrations. Since 2006, he has been studying flute with Rachel Choe. He is a faculty member ofDepartment of Pathology at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine and feels pity that there's no "sabbatical"for flute study.
Page 1: Rachel Choe Studio RecitalSunday, D

2008 Fall Recital - Johns Hopkins University

You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles

Delete template?

Save as template?