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School of Music
GUEST ARTIST RECITAL SERIES

RED ROCKS
MUSIC FESTIVAL

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David Ehrlich, violin
Magdalena Martinic-Jercic, violin
Katie McLin, violin
Nancy Buck, viola
Annie Center, viola
Peter Rosato, viola
Ohad Bar-David, cello
Thomas Landschoot, cello
Jan Simiz, cello
KATZIN CONCERT HALL
Wednesday, September 1, 2004 • 7:30 p.m.
ARIZONA STATE
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PROGRAM

String Quintet "Fandango"

L. Boccherini

I. Grave - Tempo di Fandango
II. Menuetto - Allegro
III. Rondo - Allegro con moto

David Ehrlich, Magdalena Martinic-Jercic, violins
Annie Center, viola
Ohad Bar-David, Thomas Landschoot, celli

Selections from Cypresses for string quartet

A. Dvorak

David Ehrlich, Magdalena Martinic-Jercic, violins
Nancy Buck, viola
Jan Simiz, cello

Langsamer Satz
David Ehrlich, Katie McLin, violins
Peter Rosato, viola
Thomas Landschoot, cello

A. Webern

**There will be a 10-minute intermission**

Quintet in Bb Major op. 87

F. Mendelssohn

Allegro Vivace
Andante Scherzando
Adagio e Lento
Allegro Molto Vivace

David Ehrlich, Katie McLin, violins
Peter Rosato, Nancy Buck, violas
Ohad Bar-David, cello

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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.

Executive director, Moshe Bukshpan, has created a distinctly
Arizonan music festival – The Red Rocks Music Festival. Founded
in 2002 this year's festival will bring string orchestra, chamber
music, and master classes to Tempe, Prescott, and Sedona, Arizona.
World-class performers will present works by J.S. Bach, L.
Boccherini, G. F. Telemann, F. Mendelssohn, A. Webern, and A.
Dvorak.
Tonight's performers are: Magdalena Martinic-Jercic, associate
concertmaster Phoenix Symphony; David Ehrlich, former first
violinist with the Audubon String Quartet; Katie McLin, ASU violin
professor, Nancy Buck, ASU viola professor; Annie Center,
assistant principal viola Phoenix Symphony; Peter Rosato, principal
viola Phoenix Symphony; Ohad Bar-David, cello Philadelphia
Orchestra; Thomas Landschoot, ASU cello professor; and Jan
Simiz, assistant principal cello, Phoenix Symphony.

THE KATHERINE K. HERBERGER
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