Home
The Sharon Performing Artists Association, formerly the Sharon
Chamber Music Association, was founded in 1990 by George Mellman. It is an
all-volunteer community service organization committed to promoting
professional-calibre musical activities in Sharon
and to encouraging public performances by young musicians.
Donations and concert proceeds are used for student scholarships and to
support local music and music education. The scholarships are awarded
annually in June for summer music camps and summer music festivals as well
as to graduating seniors who have participated in our Youth Concerts.
We are very grateful to the Unitarian Church of Sharon for hosting all
our concerts!
The Sharon
Performing Artists Association is pleased to present the Twelfth Annual Senior/College recital this Saturday,
June 12, at 7:30 PM which will feature chamber music, piano and
French Horn solos, a soprano soloist and a vocal ensemble. The concert will
take place at the Unitarian Church of Sharon, 4 North Main Street (Rte 27), Sharon.
Avery Yen of Sharon, a sophomore at Dartmouth College, will play the first movement of
Barber’s Cello Concerto, accompanied by Yi-Chen Yeh from Canton, who has a master’s degree in
piano performance from McGill University. They will be joined by Ingrid
Yen, violin, in the first movement of Mendelssohn’s
Piano Trio in C minor, op.66, no. 2 in C minor. Two clarinetists,
Sangwon Lee of Walpole, a sophomore at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, and Patrick Lim, who studies at Julliard and Columbia, will play Concert Piece No. 2 by Mendelssohn.
Brahms’ Rhapsody and Intermezzo in B minor from Op. 119 and
Ravel’s La Valse will be the
piano solos played by Anton Faynberg of Stoughton, a 2010 graduate from Oberlin College, and Ellen Olanska, a senior at
Oberlin, respectively.
A vocal
quartet from Sharon High School, Ayesha
Sunduram, Ingrid Yen, Alex Warstadt and Jarrod Stein will sing “O schöne Nacht” by Brahms. Ayesha and Alex just graduated last
weekend.
Caroline
Duchin of Sharon, soprano, a sophomore at Haverford College, will sing
several pieces and Emily Eckart, a sophomore at Harvard University who is
majoring in music, will play a
French horn solo.
Tickets at the door: $10 adults, $8 seniors, $5
students. The church is
handicapped-accessible.
Senior
Recital
Sponsored
by the
Sharon
Performing Artists Association
Caroline Manela, horn
Jarrod Stein, baritone, piano
Alex Tinianow, piano
June 9, 2010 at 7:30 PM
Unitarian
Church of Sharon
Scherzo
Concertante Nehlybel
Caroline
Manela, horn
Susanne
Osberg. piano
Kriegers Ahnung Schubert
Jarrod
Stein, baritone
Susanne
Osberg, piano
Blue
Rondo a la Turk Brubeck
Alex
Tinianow, piano
Piano Sonata No. 14 in C# minor, “Moonlight” Beethoven
First movement
Third movement
Violin Concerto No. 2 in E major Bach
Third movement arr.
Stein
Jarrod
Stein, piano
Concerto
No. 2 in D major Haydn
Caroline
Manela, natural horn
Susanne
Osberg, piano
Ballade No. 1
Chopin
Alex
Tinianow, piano
Nicht, Wandle, Mein Licht Brahms
Jarrod
Stein, baritone
Susanne
Osberg, piano
Canticle
III, “Still Falls the Rain”, Op.55 Britten
Caroline Manela,
horn
Jarrod Stein, baritone
Alex Tinianow,
piano
Directions:
Unitarian Church
of Sharon
4 North Main St
Sharon, MA 02067
From the NORTH:
Take Route 128 to Route 95 south. Take Exit 10, Coney
Street. At top of ramp, turn left and follow
straight ahead into Sharon Center.
The church is on the corner of North Main Street
(Route 27 at this point) and Depot Street,
on your left at the stoplight.
From the SOUTH:
Take Route 95 North. Take Exit 8, South Main
Street. Turn right off the ramp, down South
Main Street to the center of Sharon.
You pass Ward's Berry Farm, Sharon
Heights shopping plaza, police
station, fire station, town hall, post office. Church is on the left, right
after this stoplight.
Parking:
- In the church lot
- On the street
- In the lot behind the Congregational Church
at 29
North Main St: take a right onto High Street at the
Sharon Library
|
