2022 Photos & Videos

Summer 2022 Focus:
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791)


July 24 Concert at the Nixon Presidential Library Theater

2:00 PM PROGRAM

Front: Violinist Abby Trinh, Cellist Richard Mott and Violist Tiffanie Chang
Back: Violinist Aric Hongyi Xiao and Violist Ten Gu

String Quintet in C Minor, K. 406, 4. Allegro
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791)
Simple Symphony, 2. Playful Pizzicato
Benjamin Britten (1913-1976)


Front: Violinist Becky Wang, Cellist Phoebe Kensicki
Back: Violist Jayden Yeo and Violinist Jarden Pan

String Quartet in B-flat Major, K. 159, 3. Rondo
W. A. Mozart
The Syncopated Clock
Leroy Anderson (1908-1975)


Front: Violinist Evan Kim and Cellist Jack Burmahln
Back: Violinist Aston Kim and Violist Jerry Sun

String Quartet in B-flat Major, K. 589, 1. Allegro
W. A. Mozart
Anything Goes
Cole Porter (1891-1964)


Front: Violinist Eunice Sung and Cellist Sofia Roncancio
Back: Violist Janell Lim and Violinist Ivana Chacon

String Quartet in C Major, K. 465, 3. Rondo
W. A. Mozart
Somewhere Over the Rainbow
Harold Arlen (1905-1986) 


Front: Violinist Michael King and Cellist Caitlin Walsh
Back: Violinist Joel Kim and Violist Elliott Kim

String Quartet in F Major, K. 590, 1. Allegro moderato
W. A. Mozart
Night and Day
Cole Porter


Front: Cellist Ethan Irianto and Violinist Dallas Chu
Back: Violist Bradley Son and Violinist Becky Liu

String Quartet in G Major, K. 387, 4. Molto Allegro
W. A. Mozart
It’s Only a Paper Moon (1933)
Harold Arlen, arr. 2002 Bert Ligon

double-treble
Faculty: Esther Back, Kay Pech, Leslie Ho, David Xiao-Qiang Pan

Memories of July 8-24, 2022

We wanted to play together! But COVID kept testing our attempts at staying healthy. One violinist caught COVID and had to drop out the first morning of rehearsals. Eventually two violinists had to step in who had very little time to prepare, so at the concert we awarded them with…

THE COURAGE AWARD
to Michael King and Jarden Pan, who were given $100 scholarships each to return next summer.

Kay Pech presents Courage Awards to Jarden Pan and Michael King

We rehearsed outdoors; we rehearsed indoors in air-conditioning (which we prefered!). Three members of the household where we rehearsed on the outdoor back patio fell victim to COVID, so, of course, we didn’t go in!

We wore our masks and strained to hear what someone was saying under their mask…

We tried playing the way the coach was demonstrating…

After five rehearsals, we provided a 2 pm concert July 24 at the Nixon Presidential Library in Yorba Linda. Thank you to all who came to our free concert. Each of our six groups–five string quartets and a viola quintet–prepared movements by Mozart….plus an encore!


Richard Anshutz Award

Every year the faculty honors a returning high-quality student with the Richard Anshutz Award. Read about our winner(s) HERE: Dallas Chu, Joel Kim, Evan Kim, and Ethan Irianto.


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Many Thanks!
We are grateful for the generous contributions from our donors who have provided every participant with a $100 scholarship.

Dr. Donald and Tamara Ambroson
Jonathan Andreas
Marc L. Andreas Foundation
Cynthia Greer
The Hennings Fischer Foundation
Emily Irianto
Richard Mott
Amazon Smile
David Xiao-Qiang Pan
Susan Owen Paxson
Kay Pech

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