Events
CMC EVENTS
Evelyn Petcher, violinist; Joshua Coleman, pianist; John Burton, trumpeter; and Tim Hinck, pianist--all present and former winners of scholarships from the Chattanooga Music Club-- will perform in concert Sunday, May 19, at 2:00 p.m., at the Concord Baptist Church, 7025 E. Brainerd Road. Assisting will be Charlynne Fry, organist. Hans Anderson, cellist, will also perform.
Ms. Petcher, a 2006 winner, is a resident of Baltimore. Formerly a member of both the Annapolis and New World Symphony Orchestras, she teaches violin and promotes the Baltimore Symphony’s outreach program. She holds music degrees from Covenant College and the Peabody Institute of John Hopkins University.
Coleman, a 2013 winner, is currently a Provost Scholar and a pre-med student at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. He continues his piano studies at UTC with Dr. Sin-Hsing Tsai.
Burton, a 2013 winner, while still a junior in high school, was selected to play for the radio program “From the Top,” performing as trumpet soloist for the NPR 250 station network. He currently is the principal trumpet with the CSO Senior Youth Orchestra, and will continue his study of music at Baylor University this fall.
Hinck, a 1999 winner, is known both as a pianist and a composer. His works have been performed in Europe as well as in the U.S. The ensemble “Dischord” and the piano trio “Tresillo” have showcased his music locally. He teaches at the Cadek Conservatory.
Hans Anderson is a 2005 Chattanooga Music Club scholarship winner.
Ms. Fry teaches piano and voice, and is a member of the Chattanooga and Tennessee Music Teachers Associations.
The program included Puccini’s Nessun from Turandot and Debussy Preludes as well as music by Schubert, Toch, and Michael Buble’.
YOUNG ARTISTS CONCERT
PRESENTED BY CHATTANOOGA MUSIC CLUB
PRESENTED BY CHATTANOOGA MUSIC CLUB
Evelyn Petcher, violinist; Joshua Coleman, pianist; John Burton, trumpeter; and Tim Hinck, pianist--all present and former winners of scholarships from the Chattanooga Music Club-- will perform in concert Sunday, May 19, at 2:00 p.m., at the Concord Baptist Church, 7025 E. Brainerd Road. Assisting will be Charlynne Fry, organist. Hans Anderson, cellist, will also perform.
Ms. Petcher, a 2006 winner, is a resident of Baltimore. Formerly a member of both the Annapolis and New World Symphony Orchestras, she teaches violin and promotes the Baltimore Symphony’s outreach program. She holds music degrees from Covenant College and the Peabody Institute of John Hopkins University.
Coleman, a 2013 winner, is currently a Provost Scholar and a pre-med student at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. He continues his piano studies at UTC with Dr. Sin-Hsing Tsai.
Burton, a 2013 winner, while still a junior in high school, was selected to play for the radio program “From the Top,” performing as trumpet soloist for the NPR 250 station network. He currently is the principal trumpet with the CSO Senior Youth Orchestra, and will continue his study of music at Baylor University this fall.
Hinck, a 1999 winner, is known both as a pianist and a composer. His works have been performed in Europe as well as in the U.S. The ensemble “Dischord” and the piano trio “Tresillo” have showcased his music locally. He teaches at the Cadek Conservatory.
Hans Anderson is a 2005 Chattanooga Music Club scholarship winner.
Ms. Fry teaches piano and voice, and is a member of the Chattanooga and Tennessee Music Teachers Associations.
The program included Puccini’s Nessun from Turandot and Debussy Preludes as well as music by Schubert, Toch, and Michael Buble’.
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NOTED INSTRUMENTALISTS AND VOCALISTS PERFORM AT
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
The Chattanooga Music Club presented Dr. Sigrid Luther, piano; Jay Craven, clarinet; Kimberly Keck, soprano; and Kelly Stultz, mezzo soprano, in concert, on Sunday, February 17, 2013, at First Presbyterian Church on McCallie Avenue. They performed works by Schubert, Schumann, Mozart, Henri Duparc, M. Blitzstein, H.H.A. Beach and L. Gottschalk.
Dr. Luther is Professor of Music at Bryan College, Dayton, TN, and is national vice-president of the Music Teachers National Association. She is a frequent recitalist and piano adjudicator. Ms. Keck is an Assistant Professor of Music at Bryan College and has performed widely in oratorio and operatic roles. Ms. Stultz is director of music at First Presbyterian Church. Jay Craven is well known locally as soloist and music educator.
Dr. Sigrid Luther and Kim Keck
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM
ROBERT KIRK WALKER COMMUNITY THEATRE
REDEDICATION CEREMONY
FEBRUARY 28, 2013
ROBERT KIRK WALKER COMMUNITY THEATRE
REDEDICATION CEREMONY
FEBRUARY 28, 2013
The Baldwin Concert Grand Piano donated to the City of Chattanooga by the Chattanooga Music Club for use in the Robert Kirk Walker Community Theatre.
Sunday, January 20 was the annual CMC/MacDowell Club joint concert.
December 2012
The Chattanooga Clarinet Choir
This 2012-2013 season is the Chattanooga Clarinet Choir's15th anniversary. Founded by Jay Craven in 1998, the 18 member all volunteer ensemble is composed of professional, amateur, and student musicians who share their love of music with the greater Chattanooga community. Robert Dugan conducts the Clarinet Choir; Nick Hartline, concertmaster and artistic director, programs from the ensemble's library of over 150 works.
The Chattanooga Clarinet Choir was able to purchase a number of new works this year with the help of generous donations. The December program, which included both transcriptions and original works for clarinet choir, featured two pieces by contemporary Japanese composers written in 2002 and 2003.
The Chattanooga Clarinet Choir
This 2012-2013 season is the Chattanooga Clarinet Choir's15th anniversary. Founded by Jay Craven in 1998, the 18 member all volunteer ensemble is composed of professional, amateur, and student musicians who share their love of music with the greater Chattanooga community. Robert Dugan conducts the Clarinet Choir; Nick Hartline, concertmaster and artistic director, programs from the ensemble's library of over 150 works.
The Chattanooga Clarinet Choir was able to purchase a number of new works this year with the help of generous donations. The December program, which included both transcriptions and original works for clarinet choir, featured two pieces by contemporary Japanese composers written in 2002 and 2003.
November 30 was the date for our Holiday Spectacular.
The concert was at Memorial Auditorium.
The Organ Advisory Committee worked very hard to make this a wonderful event for Chattanooga for the holidays.
Oct. 21 2:30 p.m. Christ Church Episcopal
The Chattanooga Music Club presented the Chattanooga Symphony & Opera Wind Quintet in Concert, at Christ Church Episcopal, 663 Douglas St. at McCallie Avenue. The Ensemble was conducted by CSO Music Director Kayoko Dan, and is composed of Janet Hale, flute; Robert Burks, oboe; Robert West, clarinet; Eric Anderson, bassoon; and Gordon James, horn.
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The concert was at Memorial Auditorium.
The Organ Advisory Committee worked very hard to make this a wonderful event for Chattanooga for the holidays.
Oct. 21 2:30 p.m. Christ Church Episcopal
The Chattanooga Music Club presented the Chattanooga Symphony & Opera Wind Quintet in Concert, at Christ Church Episcopal, 663 Douglas St. at McCallie Avenue. The Ensemble was conducted by CSO Music Director Kayoko Dan, and is composed of Janet Hale, flute; Robert Burks, oboe; Robert West, clarinet; Eric Anderson, bassoon; and Gordon James, horn.
Margaret Ann Randolph 'jamming' with the band
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