DC Chamber Musicians: Juneteenth Concert
Saturday, June 17, 2023 @ 3:00pm – 5:00pm (EDT)
St. Thomas Episcopal Church,
Washington,
DC,
United States
$10 ($5 student 25-/senior 65+; ages 12 & under free)
- Lydia Leong, violin
- Daniel Wasse, piano
- Eugene Kim, violin
- Carly Ferree, violin
- Rachel Lukens, viola
- Phil Hopko, cello
- May Lim, piano
- Yolanda Cole, flute
- Rhett Summers, oboe
- Robert Tycko, clarinet
- Audrey Boles, bassoon
- Edith Gilmore, French horn
- Andrea Schewe, oboe
- Kimberly Morgan, clarinet
- Enio Mirando-Bermudez, clarinet
- Kathleen Emery, bassoon
- Mark Stanga, French horn
- Justin Boggess, French horn
William Grant Still
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Suite for Violin and Piano
Samuel Coleridge-Taylor — Piano Quintet in G minor, Op. 1
Valerie Coleman — Umoja
William Grant Still — Miniatures for Woodwind Quintet
Nancy Galbraith — Dos Danzas Latinas
Ludwig van Beethoven — Rondino in E-flat major for wind octet, WoO 25
Samuel Coleridge-Taylor — Piano Quintet in G minor, Op. 1
Valerie Coleman — Umoja
William Grant Still — Miniatures for Woodwind Quintet
Nancy Galbraith — Dos Danzas Latinas
Ludwig van Beethoven — Rondino in E-flat major for wind octet, WoO 25
The DC Chamber Musicians present a Juneteenth weekend concert featuring music of African American and Black composers.
Reception and sidewalk music performance to follow.
About DC Chamber Musicians
Metro DC's home for casual, congenial, non-competitive chamber music; with 700 members and an advanced track for those with performance interests.
https://acmp.net/organization/dc-chamber-musicians/About Phil Hopko, cello
Philip Hopko, cello, is a medical physicist working in the field of therapeutic radiation oncology in Southern Maryland. He performs as principal cellist with the DC Concert Orchestra and COSMIC Symphony. He also enjoys running, cooking, and traveling.