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Marta AznavoorianPianoMulti Grammy nominated artist, MartaAznavoorian has performed to critical acclaimthroughout the world as orchestral soloist, recitalist,chamber musician and educator. She made herprofessional debut at the age of 13, performingwith the Chicago Symphony Orchestra with thelate Sir George Solti and was hailed as “A Pianistof exceptionally finished technique and purity ofmusical impulse”. She has won numerous awardsincluding the First Prize and prize for best interpretation of a commissionedcontemporary work in the Stravinsky International Competition.A champion of new music, Ms. Aznavoorian has worked with, recordedand premiered works by leading composers including William Bolcom,Augusta Read Thomas, Jennifer Higdon, Shulamit Ran and manyothers. Aznavoorian is founding member of the Lincoln Trio, hailed byFanfare Magazine as “one of the hottest young trios in the business.” TheGrammy - nominated trio tours regularly, and is preparing for their newCedille release of music by Chicago composers, Ernst Bacon, Leo Sowerbyand Robert Kurka.A passionate teacher and educator, she has taught and givenmasterclasses throughout the US and abroad, and is on Piano faculty at theDepaul University School of Music. Aznavoorian records for Naxos, ARTEC,and Cedille Label, and recently released violin and piano arrangements ofthe Music of Charlie Chaplin under the Warner Classics and Erato Label.Ms. Aznavoorian is a Steinway Artist.Page 28
March 7Jennifer Frautschi, violinMelissa Reardon, violaEdward Arron, celloAndrew Armstrong, pianoErnest Chausson (1855-1899)Pièce for Cello and Piano, Opus 39 (1897)Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827)String Trio in G Major, Opus 9, No. 1 (1799)Adagio -- Allegro con brioAdagio ma non tanto e cantabileScherzo -- AllegroPresto~ Intermission ~Antonín Dvořák (1841-1904)Piano Quartet No. 2 in E-flat Major, Opus 87 (1889)Allegro con fuocoLentoAllegro moderato, graziosoFinale: Allegro ma non troppoPlease turn off all cell phones and any other light-illuminating orsound-emitting devices before the live performance.Page 29
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