The Danbury Music Centre Presents Chamber Music Concert

The internationally acclaimed faculty of the Danbury Music Centre’s Chamber Music Intensive, Joana Genova, Heather Braun, Ariel Rudiakov and Thomas Landschoot, will perform a program featuring chamber music by Joaquin Turina, Reinhold Glière and Antonin Dvorák.

Coaches, Bulgarian Joana Genova who is Assistant Professor at the University of Indianapolis and second violinist of The Indianapolis Quartet. She is Co-Artistic Director of Taconic Music in Manchester (Vermont) along with her husband, Ariel Rudiakov and has been a frequent soloist with the Danbury Symphony Orchestra. Heather Braun is the first violinist of Arneis Quartet and on the faculty of Boston University School of Music, and St. Anselm College (New Hampshire).
Violist and conductor Ariel Rudiakov, is the Artistic Director of the Danbury Symphony Orchestra and adjunct faculty at The University of Indianapolis where he coaches chamber music and conducts the UIndy Chamber Orchestra. Belgian cellist Tom Landschoot teaches at Arizona State University and is the Artistic Director of Sonoran Chamber Music Festival.
All four players are on the summer faculty of Taconic Music and perform together frequently. Come hear them in concert on Thursday, July 21st at 7:00pm, United Jewish Center, 141 Deer Hill Avenue, Danbury, CT.
Suggested donation at the door is $15.

The Danbury Music Centre's Chamber Music Intensive offers an opportunity for string players (violin, viola, cello and bass), ages 15 and up to play chamber music in a non-competitive setting.

The Danbury Music Centre is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization located in the heart of downtown Danbury since 1935.

For more information call (203) 748-1716 or visit danburymusiccentre.org