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DESCRIPTION:A conservatory faculty recital performed by the Oberlin Trio fe
 aturing Haewon Song\, piano\; David Bowlin '00\, violin\; and Amir Eldan\,
  cello.\n\nProgram:\n\nKeyboard Trio No. 19 in G Minor\, Hob.XV:19        
   Franz Joseph Haydn\n\n      Andante: Presto                             
                                            \n\n      Adagio ma non troppo\
 n\n      Presto\n\nFarewell Trio (2006)                                   
                              Oded Zehavi                                  
                                                               \n\n- Pause 
 -\n\nPiano Trio No. 2 in C Major\, Op. 87                             Joha
 nnes Brahms\n\n      Allegro                                              
                                      \n\n      Andante con moto\n\n      S
 cherzo. Presto\n\n      Finale\, Allegro giocoso\n\n\n-----\n\nPianist Hae
 won Song is a member of the acclaimed Oberlin Trio along with Oberlin facu
 lty David Bowlin\, violin\, and Amir Eldan\, cello. An internationally rec
 ognized artist and pedagogue\, Song has performed and taught at top venues
  throughout the United States\, Europe\, and Asia. Her frequent appearance
 s include concerto performances with the KBS Orchestra in Seoul\, the Balt
 imore Symphony Orchestra\, the Cleveland Chamber Symphony\, and Oberlin Co
 nservatory ensembles including the Chamber Orchestra\, College Community S
 trings\, and Wind Ensemble.  Song has appeared at numerous international f
 estivals\, among them Mexico’s Cervantino Festival\, the All-American Mu
 sic Festival in Stuttgart\, Grand Teton Music Festival\, Aria Festival\, C
 anada’s Institute of Musical Arts\, Festival de Nice in France\, the Obe
 rlin Summer Piano Festival\, and the Tonghai Music Festival in Taiwan.A na
 tive of South Korea\, Song attended the Toho School in Tokyo\, Peabody Pre
 paratory School\, and the Juilliard School\, where her major teachers were
  Julian Martin\, Martin Canin\, and Shuku Iwasaki. She has taught at Tungh
 ai University in Taiwan and Kyung Won University in Seoul\, and has been a
  member of the Oberlin piano department since 1991. Throughout her tenure 
 at Oberlin\, her students have won major prizes in both national and inter
 national competitions\, including MTNA Nationals\, Wideman\, Kingsville\, 
 Oberlin International Piano\, Walgreen\, World\, and Corpus Christie\, and
  they regularly appear with significant orchestras across the United State
 s and Asia. Song is a frequent performer in duo piano recitals with her hu
 sband and fellow Oberlin faculty member Robert Shannon\; their recording o
 f George Crumb’s Celestial Mechanics (Bridge Records) has been hailed as
  “a wonderfully buoyant rhythmic performance” (Classicstoday.com). In 
 2005\, Song toured Korea as a member of the Oberlin Piano Quartet\, which 
 included celebrated performances in Daejun and at the Kumho Concert Hall i
 n Seoul.\n\n \n\nViolinist David Bowlin’s performances of a wide-ranging
  repertoire and versatility in genres both old and new have brought him to
  stages across North America\, Europe\, and Asia. Among these are dozens o
 f premieres\, including the world premiere at Carnegie Hall’s Weill Hall
  of Mahagoni\, a concerto written for him by Austrian composer Alexandra K
 arastoyanova-Hermentin. Bowlin is a founding member of the acclaimed Inter
 national Contemporary Ensemble (ICE)\, current member of the Oberlin Trio\
 , and a former member of the Naumburg Award-winning Da Capo Chamber Player
 s quintet. He also serves as assistant professor of violin at the Oberlin 
 Conservatory of Music.\n\n     Recent concerts include 2012 Mostly Mozart 
 performances with ICE in New York City\, tours with Musicians from Marlbor
 o\, performances with the Oberlin Trio in South Korea\, and guest concertm
 aster appearances with the Toronto Symphony Orchestra. His recordings of s
 olo and chamber music number more than a dozen composers for the Bridge\, 
 Naxos\, New Focus\, Arsis\, and Mode labels. Recordings slated for future 
 release are concerti by Huang Ruo and Luciano Berio\, and a solo and duo a
 lbum of music by Roger Sessions. His live broadcast performances have been
  heard via WFMT Chicago\, Vermont Public Radio\, WCLV Cleveland\, as well 
 as on NPR’s Performance Today with Richard Goode and Radovan Vlatkovic.\
 n     Bowlin’s awards include first prize at the 2003 Washington Interna
 tional Competition\, a 2010 NPR Top 5 American Classical Albums award for 
 his last CD with the Da Capo Chamber Players\, and the Samuel Baron Prize 
 from Stony Brook University. He graduated from Oberlin Conservatory\, The 
 Juilliard School\, and Stony Brook University where his major teachers inc
 luded Roland and Almita Vamos\, Ronald Copes\, Pamela Frank\, Philip Setze
 r\, Ani Kavafian\, and Stephen and Kimberly Sims.\n\n \n\nAmir Eldan perfo
 rms as a soloist\, chamber musician\, and as guest principal cellist. In 2
 011-12\, he served as principal cellist of the Israel Philharmonic Orchest
 ra by invitation from Zubin Mehta\; a year later\, he served as guest prin
 cipal cellist with the Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra. He was the youngest m
 ember of the Metropolitan Opera Orchestra in New York when he won the posi
 tion of associate principal cellist at the age of 22 and was invited by Ja
 mes Levine to perform with the MET Chamber Ensemble in Carnegie Hall.\n   
   Eldan has performed at the music festivals of Aspen\, La Jolla\, Ravinia
 \, Giverny (France)\, Prussia Cove (England)\, and in West Cork (Ireland).
  He also participated in the Marlboro Music Festival and toured with Music
 ians from Marlboro. Eldan has collaborated with members of the Guarneri\, 
 Juilliard\, and Cleveland string quartets\, Richard Goode\, Kim Kashkashia
 n\, Joseph Silverstein\, Midori\, and Lynn Harrell. His performances have 
 been featured on PBS and public radio\, in concerts throughout the U.S.\, 
 Europe\, and Israel\, and he has presented master classes in the U.S.\, Is
 rael\, and China.\n     Eldan holds a doctor of music degree and master’
 s degree from the Juilliard School\, where he also served as a guest teach
 er. He received his bachelor cum laude from the Cleveland Institute of Mus
 ic. In 2006\, he was appointed to the faculty of the Oberlin Conservatory 
 of Music and became the cellist of the Oberlin Trio.
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LOCATION:David H. Stull Recital Hall
SUMMARY:Faculty Recital: The Oberlin Trio
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CATEGORIES:Master Class
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