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LIGHT AND SHADOW:
A CELEBRATION OF THE
HUMAN CONDITION
ELI EPSTEIN, HORN AND TOUR GUIDE
KATIE MCLIN, VIOLIN
WALTER COSAND, PIANO

KATZIN CONCERT HALL
Saturday, October 22, 2005 • 2:30 p.m.

ARIZONA STATE
UNIVERSITY

Eli Epstein, horn, attended the Settlement Music School in
Philadelphia and appeared as soloist with the Philadelphia Orchestra on
several student concerts. He earned his Bachelor of Music degree from
the Eastman School of Music in 1979 and joined the Rochester
Philharmonic. In 1987, he joined the Cleveland Orchestra and the
faculty at the Cleveland Institute of Music, where he has conducted
several chamber orchestra performances. He has appeared as soloist
with the Cleveland Orchestra in Severance Hall and Blossom Music
Center. An active chamber musician, Mr. Epstein has appeared at
Severance Hall, Tanglewood, Philadelphia's Academy of Music, the
Aspen Music Festival and the Kennedy Center. A member of the
faculty of the Aspen Music Festival and School, he has served as
principal horn of the Aspen Chamber Symphony since 2000. Mr.
Epstein has presented master classes at major conservatories
throughout the United States, Canada and Europe. Many of his former
students hold positions in major orchestras and universities. An
advocate for music as a healing force in society, Mr. Epstein has
created programs called Music from the Inside Out that are designed to
help people realize their potential to enjoy more music. Eli Epstein is
on faculty at the Boston Conservatory, Aspen School of Music and
Music Academy of the West, and is a Conn-Selmer artist.
Katie McLin, Associate Professor of Violin, enjoys an extremely
varied and prolific performing career. Since her debut with the Oregon
Symphony at the age of fifteen, Dr. McLin has made dozens of
appearances as soloist with orchestras across the country. A member of
the McLin/Campbell Duo with pianist Andrew Campbell and Trio del
Sol (with Robert Spring, clarinetist, and Andrew Campbell) she
performs extensively on recital series throughout the U.S., and also
serves as the Assistant Concertmaster of the ProMusica Chamber
Orchestra of Ohio. Dr. McLin has recordings on the Naxos, Summit,
and Opus One Labels and her live performances have been broadcast on
NPR's Performance Today, WQXR's Listening Room (NY), and local
radio stations across the country.
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PROGRAM

Trio Op. 40
Andante
Scherzo: Allegro
Adagio mesto
Finale: Allegro con brio

Johannes Brahms
(1833-1897)

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In respect for the performers and those audience members around you, please turn
all beepers, cell phones and watches to their silent mode. Thank you.

Also on the Artist Faculty at the Brevard Music Center, Dr. McLin
received her doctorate in violin performance from the University of
Michigan. She holds additional performance degrees from Indiana
University and the Oberlin College Conservatory, and for three years
was an orchestral fellowship recipient at the Aspen Music Festival.
Pianist Walter Cosand has been one of the most respected musicians in
the southwestern USA for many years. His brilliance as a technician and
his versatility and passion as a interpreter make him an audience
favorite. Cosand excels constantly in the areas of contemporary music,
Chamber music, concertos and solo recitals. Cosand studied with Joerg
Demus, Cecile Genhart and Barry Snyder. He has won the Grand Prize
from the International Piano Recording Competition as well as
commissioning and recording grants from the NEA. Cosand can be
heard on ACA Digital, Advance, ARF, Canyon, Centaur, JIGU, Koch
and Summit Recordings. He is on the faculty of Arizona State
University School of Music. In summer, he teaches at MasterWorks
Festival in Indiana.
Performance Events Staff Manager
Paul W. Estes

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