Music in the Museum: Chamber Music that Makes You Wanna Dance

• Pamela Liu, violin
• Elizabeth Boardman, viola
• Judy Huehn, piano

Can chamber music make you tap your feet and swing in your seat? Find out at Cascadia Art Museum at a concert of lively chamber music, performed by a trio of accomplished Northwest classical musicians! 

Pamela Liu (violin) will appear direct from concerts in Germany, we are grateful she concertizes often here at the museum and consistently thrills our audiences with her rousing virtuosity. Pamela has performed extensively in Europe and Asia, and served as the concertmaster of the Cascade Symphony. 

Elizabeth Boardman (viola) has performed in Italy, England, Germany, Poland and the US and was awarded the Bank/Kurtz Viola Prize. She is a graduate of the Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance in London and the San Francisco Conservatory of Music. Ms. Boardman is also a composer of classical music and film scores. 

Judy Huehn (piano) trained at the Vancouver Academy of Music and the Royal Conservatory of Music, and continued undergraduate and graduate studies at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music. She has performed throughout the Puget Sound area and in Vancouver BC. 

Please note this is a seated chamber music concert, alas there is no space to dance…

Each month the museum features some of the Northwest’s finest chamber ensembles, soloists and opera singers. The concerts are about one-hour in length, leaving you time to dine out after. Concert tickets include admission to all the museum galleries, so plan to arrive early to see the current exhibits, A Luminous Journey – The Art of Maria Frank Abrams; Twilight Interlude – The Art of Sherrill Van Cott; and Northwest Living – A Heritage of Mid-Century Design.

(This program replaces another concert which was originally scheduled for July 22nd, which had to be cancelled due to a scheduling conflict.)

About Cascadia Art Museum

http://www.cascadiaartmuseum.org

About Pamela Liu, violin

Pamela Liu, violinist, has been in demand as a performer and pedagogue since returning to the Northwest twelve years ago. She received her Bachelors in Violin Performance at the Shepherd School of Music at Rice University and was a member of the Evergreen Symphony Orchestra in Taipei, Taiwan, before attending the University of Washington where she received a master’s degree in Violin Performance.

A devoted mentor to young musicians, Ms. Liu coaches and teaches with Edmonds College, The Bellevue Youth Symphony Orchestras, the Seattle Youth Symphony Orchestras, and Musicworks Northwest. As an active performer, Ms. Liu appears regularly on the Music at the Museum series with the Cascadia Art Museum, as a section member of the Yakima Symphony, and in the violin-guitar duo, Tutti Dolce, with husband Chris Liu.