PERFORMANCES BY PARTICIPANTS AND QUINTET OF THE AMERICAS.
JUST BELOW ARE RECENT PICS FROM THIS VERY SUCCESSFUL EVENT!!!
Esther Lamneck, 35 West Fourth Street, Suite 777 • (212) 998-5441,
E-mail: esther.lamneck@nyu.edu
PROF. MATT SULLIVAN, DIRECTOR OF DOUBLE REED & DR. ESTHER LAMNECK
Program Overview Summer Institute for High School Students, College Students
and Young Professionals who play flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon or French horn.
An intensive week of master classes, concerts, workshops and open rehearsals at NYU in the heart of New York City's Greenwich Village in collaboration with The Quintet of the Americas: "musical dialogue at the highest level" - Washington Post.
The Quintet of the Americas
is one of the Western Hemisphere's finest chamber ensembles. The
Quintet is in residence in the Department of Music and Performing Arts
Professions at NYU Steinhardt. The group's mission is to broaden the
knowledge and appreciation of woodwind chamber music by performing
contemporary, classical and folk-derived music from the diverse
cultural traditions of the Americas, and through performing,
commissioning and recording of woodwind quintets and related chamber
music. For further information about the Quintet of the Americas and
its numerous recordings and awards go to: www.quintet.org
Study with Quintet of the Americas.
Participate in intensive masterclasses.
Attend concerts, workshops, and open rehearsals
in the heart of New York City's Greenwich Village.
Present public performances of chamber music masterpieces.
CULMINATING EXPERIENCE A PERFORMANCE AT NYU'S LOEWE AUDITORIUM
Friday, June 26 at 7:30pm - 8:45 pm
DR. ESTHER LAMNECK, AND PROF. MATT SULLIVAN GIVE RECOGNITION
FOR THE GREAT CONTRIBUTIONS MADE BY LOUIS DAROSS
OVER THE YEARS AT NYU, DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
AND PERFORMING ARTS PROFESSIONALS
MORE PICS TO COME.
Housing/Meals All
participants will be housed in unadorned dormitory bedrooms in
multi-bedroom suites. Each suite typically has two or three bedrooms.
Each bedroom has two or three beds and is furnished with a bed, desk,
dresser and closet/wardrobe for each guest. If a resident is assigned
to a single bedroom, he or she will not be assigned a roommate in their
bedroom. Each individual suite has a bathroom shared by all occupants
of the suite. There are no kitchens in our facilities used for
short-term housing. NYU Summer Housing does not provide in-room
telephone, television, or internet connectivity to short-term guests.
SEND IN YOURS TO SHARE WITH OTHERS!!!
Matt.Sullivan@nyu.edu
You will receive meal tickets for two meals daily in campus dining halls. Dining halls are closed on Saturdays and Sundays. You will be responsible for your own meals then, as well as any other meals or snacks outside of the two meal tickets per weekday.
* Participants must be 16 years or older to be considered.
If you would like to be considered for the workshop please contact:
Dr. Esther Lamneck, Director
Program in Woodwind Studies
Music and Performing Arts Professions
35 West Fourth Street, Suite 777
New York, NY 10012
***PLEASE NOTE: Participants under the age of 18 will be required to attend activities on practically every evening during the program. Activities will include trips to the theatre, concerts and visits to important sites throughout New York City.***
MATT SULLIVAN & PARTICIPANTS OF 2009
Loewe Audtorium, NYU
West 4th Street, NEW YORK, N.Y.
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC - FREE
Summer Workshops for flute, clarinet, oboe, bassoon and french hornfor young professionals, college students and high school students.
who are also professional musicians.
All music students spend a week in New York City with Quintet of the Americas, preparing several woodwind quintets for performance. This is an opportunity and a profound experience that offers a chance to work intensively on chamber music with the members of the Quintet.
For more information please contact:
The Office of Special Programs at:
212-992-9380
or contact
Professor Lamneck
Esther Lamneck@nyu.edu
or Professor Sullivan:
matt.sullivan@nyu.edu
Thank you again for the incredible week at NYU. I feel this was the absolute best program I have ever attended, no kidding. I enjoyed the easy access to all the members of QA and also getting to play with college students really pushed me to a place I could not have gotten to in such a short time on my own. Sara Menegus, oboe
All of the master classes taught things that were new to me, which I loved, especially the electronic music. Also watching a professional quintet rehearse was something I haven't been able to do before.Robert Casal, horn
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