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JungHae Kim

JungHae Kim

Baroque music expert JungHae Kim is a sought-after harpsichordist who performs as a soloist and chamber music collaborator all over the world. Her training included studies at Sweelinck Conservatorium in Amsterdam with legendary Dutch musician Gustav Leonhardt, who profoundly influenced her own approach to teaching music theory, ear training, keyboard performance, and chamber music. JungHae […]

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Khari Joyner

Khari Joyner

Cellist Khari Joyner is a sought-after musician who performs with numerous top ensembles such as Orpheus Chamber Orchestra. The charismatic young American instrumentalist is also a passionate music teacher who has inspired students all over the world. Dr. Joyner has performed for a number of important occasions, such as the 2008 Maya Angelou Birthday Celebration,

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Suzanne Bona and Demarre McGill

Demarre McGill

Flutist Demarre McGill exudes energy and passion – for music, for his students, for whatever project he is working on. The Seattle Symphony’s Principal Flute is also a busy soloist and chamber musician who immerses himself in the moment, applying his extraordinary talent to playing everything from baroque, classical and romantic era music, to cutting-edge

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Pat Neely

Pat Neely 2022

Professional musician and teacher Patricia Ann Neely is also a highly respected advocate for diversity and inclusion in the world of classical music and, specifically, early music. She and Suzanne have an ongoing discussion, and in this interview they address the question: what is Black History Month and is it still needed in the year

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Rachel Podger

Rachel Podger

British violinist Rachel Podger is internationally renowned as a leading interpreter of music from the Baroque and Classical periods in history. Since childhood, when she was still a beginner violin student, she was a trailblazer – secretly signing up for lessons on Baroque violin in addition to her other studies. Rachel Podger is founder and

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Jeannette Sorrell

Jeannette Sorrell

Antonio Vivaldi’s Four Seasons Concertos are some of the “greatest hits” of the baroque era. They’ve been recorded many times, and in many different instrumentations. Conductor and keyboard player Jeannette Sorrell and her group Apollo’s Fire collaborated with violinist Francisco Fullana on a recording of the Four Seasons that uniquely reflects the rustic spirit of

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Davóne Tines

“Davóne Tines Is Changing What It Means to Be a Classical Singer” … that was headline of a New Yorker article about the versatile bass-baritone. It’s just one of many profiles of the extraordinary young musician and his passion for opera, gospel music, spirituals, and so much more. The award-winning musician spoke with Suzanne about

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Dr. Albert Lee - Yale

Dr. Albert Lee

Dr. Albert Lee is a tenor who has crafted a broad career as a classical vocalist in opera, oratorio, recital, and liturgical music. Dr. Lee received his degrees from The University of Connecticut, The Juilliard School, and Florida State University. Since summer of 2021, Dr. Lee has been Associate Professor of Music and the inaugural

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Emily Lau

Emily Lau is a composer, singer, teacher and restauranteur who has carved out her own, unique career blending many art forms – and her projects often bridge the gaps between ancient music and modern themes. Her work includes helping creative people channel their empathetic impulses in healthy ways, and impart a spirit of true understanding

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