[Members] Ann Arbor Camerata! Concert, Sunday, April 5th

[Mark Schuppener]

Dear Friends,

Please find the following announcement as an invitation to the upcoming Ann
Arbor Camerata presentation Sunday, April 5th!  We look forward to seeing
you!  Please forward this invitation on to anyone you feel should enjoy this
magnificent concert experience.


*Ann Arbor Camerata
presents
*

*Second Chamber Ensemble Concert
at the
Towsley Auditorium (Morris Lawrence Bldg.)
Washtenaw Community College, 4800 East Huron River Drive
Ann Arbor, MI 48105*

*Sunday, April 5th, 2009
4:00 p.m.*
*Featuring World-Renowned Pianist and University of Michigan Professor of
Piano

**Arthur Greene, piano
Beethoven Piano Concerto No. 5, "Emperor"
and the Mendelssohn Octet for Strings!
*

*Mark Schuppener, Artistic Director, Conductor, and violinist
*

Featuring the magnificent Beethoven Concerto for Piano and Orchestra No 5 in
E-flat major, "Emperor." Also on the program will be two chamber works: the
brilliant Mendelssohn Octet for Strings, Op. 20 and the Glinka Piano Trio in
D minor, "Pathetique." Performing these works will be: violinists Stephen
Miahky, David Lamse, Mark Schuppener, and Stephanie Song Schuppener;
violists Eva Stern and Thomas Carter; cellists Daniel Thomas and Nicholas
Finch; clarinetist Elliott Ross and pianist Dmitri Vorobiev.

At this concert the AAC welcomes violinist Stephen Miahky, who currently
resides in New York City, as an artist among artists. Dr. Miahky is a member
of both Brave New Works <http://www.bravenewworks.org/>, a music ensemble
well known to Ann Arbor audiences, and the iO
Quartet<http://www.ioquartet.com/>.
The iO Quartet will give a recital in Carnegie Hall later in April.

*Ticket Information:* $18.00 adults, $15.00 seniors, and $8.00 students.
Available at the door. To reserve: email *annarborcamerata at gmail.org* or
call 734-417-6699
*Free Parking*

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The Ann Arbor Camerata brings together a group of friends, a community,
and a wide range of performing artists dedicated to enriching the already
thriving musical culture of Ann Arbor.  By presenting unique concert
programming, creative collaborations, and musical outreach, the AAC will
share our passion with audiences that are as inspired as diverse as we
are.  With your support our debut season will grow into a musical
tradition that will blossom in Ann Arbor for seasons to come.
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