Don't forget tomorrow's performance by the Atlantic Ensemble at 4:00. Works by Beethoven and Schubert written for string trio will be performed.
See you there!
Saturday, May 19, 2012
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Athena Trio to perform on July Chapel Series Concert
The Athena Trio
Sunday June 17th - 4:00 PM
Brentwood United Methodist Church Chapel
Nexus is proud to present the Athena Trio in concert. Conprised of violinist Kristina Siemer, pianist Rachel DeVore Forgarty & cellist Lindsey Smith-Trosle, the Athena Trio is a Nashville based piano trio that performs everything from original compositions, tangos, international music & popular/film music to different genres such as hip hop and brings them all into the piano trio format. As they say "we want to make our own path, make our own music, and make music more accessible to all audiences...but most of all, we want to have fun and make our hearts happy expressing our souls through music. We also love to bring humor and a casual attitude that creates a comfortable, fun experience for our audiences."
The Atlantic Ensemble to perform fresh from their European Tour!
The Atlantic Ensemble
May 20th - 4:00 PM
Brentwood United Methodist Church Chapel
May 20th - 4:00 PM
Brentwood United Methodist Church Chapel
The Atlantic Ensemble was formed
in Provincetown, Massachussetts and is comprised of Wei Tsun Chang, violin; Seanad
Dunigan Chang, viola; and Kirsten Cassel Grier, Cello. They often supplement
this core with other musicians, so they are able to offer a wide variety of
chamber works. The Atlantic Ensemble has performed throughout the United States
as well as France and Spain. They are dedicated to commissioning and performing
new works by American composers, and are committed to teaching the next
generation of young musicians. Composers such as Lawrence Dillon, Charles
Ruggiero, Michael Rothkopf and Michael Kurek have written music for the
Atlantic Ensemble..
Kirsten Cassel (Cello)
A student of Alan Harris, Robert Jesselson, Grace Mihi Bahng, Anne Williams. Suzuki Pedagogy with Tanya Carey. Member of the Atlantic Ensemble. An avid performer of new and commissioned works, with world premiers throughout the U.S. and Europe. Graduate of Eastman School of Music and the University of South Carolina. Blair School since 2005.
A student of Alan Harris, Robert Jesselson, Grace Mihi Bahng, Anne Williams. Suzuki Pedagogy with Tanya Carey. Member of the Atlantic Ensemble. An avid performer of new and commissioned works, with world premiers throughout the U.S. and Europe. Graduate of Eastman School of Music and the University of South Carolina. Blair School since 2005.
Seanad Dunigan Chang (Viola)
Seanad has had an
International career as soloist and chamber musician. She has performed extensively
throughout the U.S. and Europe including appearances at Avery Fischer Hall, and
the Festival Internacional de Santander in Spain. Formerly Assistant Principal
Viola of the Charlotte Symphony Orchestra, she has also been a member of the
Florida Philharmonic, the Milwaukee Symphony, Principal violist of the Midland
Symphony of Michigan and Principal violist of the Nashville Chamber Orchestra..
Seanad earned her degrees from Indiana University and the North Carolina School
of the Arts and lives in Tennessee with her husband, Wei Tsun, where she teaches
at Vanderbilt University Blair School of Music.
Wei Tsun Chang (Violin)
Born in Taiwan and raised in Brazil, Wei Tsun is Professor
of Violin at Tennessee Tech University and Vanderbilt University, is a sought
after soloist, concertmaster, and teacher. He is an active chamber musician
with recent performances in Tennessee, North Carolina, Michigan and
Massachusetts as well as recitals in Paris and Barcelona. As concertmaster, Wei
Tsun has led and soloed with many orchestras in Michigan, and is currently
concertmaster with the Bryan Symphony of Tennessee . He has also soloed and
toured Europe French Chamber Orchestra and the Cameratta Antonio Lucio of
Netherlands. Wei Tsun and his wife Seanad, live in Cookeville Tennessee where
they have built a thriving string department and continue to perform and
champion new music with the Atlantic Ensemble.
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