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RECITAL HALL

Thursday, March 30,2000 .7:30 p.m.

A native of Canada, Carla Trymhuk has performed as soloist with orchestras across tlp coDtinent,
including the Calgary Philharmonic (Albert, Canada), Camellia Synphony Orchestra (Sacramento,
CA), Columbia Synphony Ochestra (Portland, OR), Manchester Symphony Orchestra (IN),
Michiana Symphony Orchestra (MI), Scottsdale Symphony Orchestra (AZ), Souttrern Arizona
Symphony Orchestra - Tucson, Thayer Syrnphony Orchestra (MA), and Wrllmar Crrnrrudty
Orchestra (MN), as well as the St- Joseph ho Musica Chamber Orchestra (MI), Surrey Yorth
Orchestra (British Columbia, Canada), and Rockland Festival Orchestra (NY).

Engagement during the 1999-2O0O season include the Barber Concerto with the combined University
of Southern Main Symphony Orchestra and the Community Orchstra of the Portland Symphony, the
MendelssohaViolinCotcertowith both the Southwest Minnesota Symphony, and New Westminster
Symphony Orchestra (British Columbia, Canada), three performances of Saint-Saens' Introductiotr
md Rondo Capriccioso in a re-engagement with the Scotedale Symphony Orchestra (AZ), the
Beethoven Triplc CotrcertoforViolin, Cello, and Piano with the LaPorte Symphony Orchestra (IN),
and a performance with the Montclair Chamber Ensemble (NJ). Performances during the 200G
2001 season include the Beethoven Triple Conceno with the Southwest Michigan Synphony, and
Baugalore East-West Festival Orchestra (India).
Ivls. Tyrnchuk has been a featured performer on both United States and Canadian radio and
television. As recitalist, she has performed tfuoughout Canadq the Caribbean, Great Britain, and the
United States, including New York City at Uncoln Center's Alice Tully Hall. During the 1999-2000
season she gives the premiere recording of Kittyhawk for violin and piano by U.S. composer Randall
Davidson, and is presented in recital from coast-to-coast throughout the Udted Stdes, Canada, and
India (Dehli, Calcutta, Bombay, Bangalore, and Pune).

An accomplished chamber musician, Ms. Trynchuck is first violinst of the Amherst String Quartet,
quartet-in-residence at Andrews University. The Quartet has performed tlrough the United States,
including concerts at New Y<rkCity's Lincoln Center. The Quartet has given the World hemiere
of the Blythe Owen's Stnng Quartet No.2, and the American Premiere of Yuri Falr*'s String Quartet
No.-1. SheisalsoamemberofTriobel'arte,apianotriocomposedof
teachingfacultyatAndrews
University.

PROGRAM
Sonata in e minor for piano
and violin, K.304
Allegro
Temp di menuetto

The Lark Ascending

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

r756-179t

Ralph Vaughan Williams

1872-1958

Havanaise, Op. 83

Camile Saint-Saens
1835-1921

**There will be a l}-minute intermission**

A graduate of The Julliard Sctror:l, Ms. Trynchuk was granted the Bachelor and Master of Music
degrees studying under Dorothy Delay and Hyo Kang. She has also received extensive coachings
from present and former members ofrhe Julliard, Cleveland, Borodin, and Amadeus String Quarte*.

Ivls. Trynchuk is an Associale Professor of Music and Director of the String Program at Andrews
University in Berrien Springs, Michigan, and is a Faculty-Artist at the Hot Springs Music Festival in
Arkansas, and the Rockland Summer Institute in New York.

Canadian pianist Cermen Trynchuk-Roberls has performed as soloisr with the Thayer Synphony
Orchestra (Massachusetts), Walla Walla College Orchestra (Washington) and Walla Walla Festival
Chamber Orchestra (Washington), among others. She has given numerous recitals throughout the
United States, Canada, and the Caribbean both as a soloist and chamber musician, including recent
Jrrformances at Antillian University (Puerto fuco), Western Washington University-Bellingham, and
rhetlruvrrsityof portland (Oregon). In L)ccrrrrbcr 1999 she gavc a rc,cital tour of India with her
sister, Carla Trynchuk pcrfirrrniug in Delhi, Caleutta, Borrrhay, Bangalore, and Purna.
Additionally, Ms. Robert-s has given a command pcrformance for fornrcr United Stares kcsident
Gerald R. Ford and the Premier of Poland in Warsiw while on tour in Europe.
I\{s. Trynchuk-Roberts received the Bachelor of Music degree in both Piano and Flute Performance
from Walla Walla College (Washington), and the Master of Music degree in Flute Performance
from the University of British Columbia. In addition, LIs. Rob€rts holds the Associate of Music in
Flute and Piano Performance from both the Royal Conservatory of Music and the Western Board of
Music, as well as the Licentiate Diploma from the Western Board of Music.

Ms. Trynchuk-Roberts currently Iives in Vancouver, British Columba with her husband, James
Roberts, and maintains a studio in both flute and piano.

Sonata in E-flat MaJor for violin
and piano, Op. 18
Allegro ma non troppo
Improvisation Andante cantabile
Finale Andante-Allegro

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