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Frederica Von Stade Promo for “Songs Without Words”, a MET Orchestra Spotlight Series Concert

•April 21, 2021

Song to the Moon with Angela Gheorghiu

•April 19, 2021

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Don’t miss this opportunity to watch and listen

Don’t miss this opportunity to watch and listen this masterclass by Met Orchestra concertmaster David Chan!

When? Friday, April 23rd
Time? 8:00pm eastern time

Check out the @lessonface website for more details!

#metorchestramusicians #masterclass #violin #concertmaster #davidchan #wewillmetagain

It doesn't get any better than Frederica "Flicka"

It doesn't get any better than Frederica "Flicka" Von Stade!

Tickets are now available at: Spotlight.METOrchestraMusicians.org
for our upcoming MET Orchestra Spotlight Series concert, "Songs Without Words hosted by mezzo soprano Frederica Von Stade.

This concert is a tribute to our fellow MET Orchestra Musicians who we have lost this past year.

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The sun was shining in #sandiego during the @mainl

The sun was shining in #sandiego during the @mainlymozart Festival this past week! MET Concertmaster David Chan conducted and played an impressive amount concerts with a large group of MET Orchestra Musicians during the festival, along with the lovely soprano Susanna Phillips!

Don't miss your opportunity to listen to Dave's Lessonface masterclass this Friday April 23rd at 8:00 PM ET!!
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The MET musicians who were involved were: David Chan, conductor and MET Orchestra concertmaster, Rafael Figueroa principal cello,
Milan Milisavljević principal viola, Sylvia Danburg Volpe associate principal second violin, Joel Noyes assistant principal cello, Julia Choi and Katherine Fong violins, Dov Scheindlin viola, Nathan Hughes principal oboe, Anton Rist principal clarinet, Evan Epifanio principal bassoon, Jessica Phillips clarinet, Julia Pilant assistant principal horn, and Julie Landsman former principal horn.

The MET musicians were honored to perform with Nurit Bar-Josef concertmaster of the National Symphony Orchestra, Ying Fu associate concertmaster of the NSO, Marissa Regni principal second violin NSO).

#WeWIllMetAgain #metorchestramusicians

Here’s a fantastic article about our very own pr

Here’s a fantastic article about our very own principal oboist, Elaine Douvas from the front page of the AFM magazine: @Internationalmusician.org March 29th 2021:
Getting Off The Ground Through Music-And Staying There
“Elaine Douvas fell in love with classical music as a first grader in ballet class. The “Sleeping Beauty Waltz” by Tchaikovsky made her spirit soar, and by age seven she knew she wanted to be a professional musician. She started on piano, changed to violin, and in sixth grade decided to switch to a band instrument so she could play in the school band with her friends. She endured a summer of French horn, which did not suit her, and ultimately found the oboe. “I think I chose the oboe because it was rare and I thought I’d have more opportunities—and that kind of turned out to be true,” she says. “I am so lucky I found the instrument that works for me.”

To say the oboe worked for her is an understatement. Douvas, a member of Local 802 (New York City), is an institution in the oboe world, having served as Principal Oboe of the Metropolitan Opera since 1977 and oboe instructor at The Juilliard School since 1982. She teaches in multiple schools, conservatories, seminars, and festivals across the globe and is considered one of the most influential music teachers in the US. This teaching, and the importance of education and the influence of educators on young musicians, has always been imperative to Douvas.

The “turning point” in her life was attending three years of high school at Interlochen Arts Academy. “I was only in college (at the Cleveland Institute of Music) for three years after Interlochen, and I was still heavily drawing on that high school repertoire and experience to start my first job in the Atlanta Symphony when I was 21,” she says. “I was inspired by the example set by my teachers who put so much energy and devotion....”
Please find the full article at internationalmusician.org #wewillmetagain #oboe #metorchestramusicians

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