The Program includes:
Johann Joachim Quantz Sonata in C minor for Flute, Oboe, and Basso continuo
Eugene Goossens Pastorale et Arlequinade, for Flute, Oboe and Piano, Op. 41
Madeleine Dring Trio for Flute, Oboe, and Piano
Flutist
Dilshad Posnock is originally from Bombay, India. She has appeared as a
soloist and chamber musician in concerts and festivals across the
United States, England, Puerto Rico and India. She has also been
featured on BBC TV and BBC World Service Radio. Ms. Posnock has
performance degrees from the Royal College of Music, London, and
Carnegie Mellon University. While in Pittsburgh, she performed regularly
with ensembles including the Pittsburgh Symphony, the Pittsburgh Ballet
and Pittsburgh Opera. Ms. Posnock served as Artist Lecturer in Flute,
and Director of the Artist Diploma Program at the Carnegie Mellon School
of Music. In addition to her role as Assistant Director of the Jeanne
Baxtresser International Master Class, she has also worked on
publication projects with world renowned flutists, Jeanne Baxtresser and
Sir James Galway. Now based in Brevard, NC, Ms. Posnock performs with
the Asheville Choral Society and has appeared as Guest Principal Flute
with the Asheville Symphony Orchestra.
Eric
Ohlsson is the Charles O. DeLaney Professor of Music in Oboe at the
Florida State University, and was previously Assistant Professor of Oboe
and Assistant Director of the School of Music at the University of
South Carolina. His orchestral roles have have included principal
positions with the Columbus Symphony and the Naples Philharmonic, in
addition to serving as guest principal with the Florida Orchestra and
the Charlotte Symphony. Currently, Mr. Ohlsson holds the positions of
Principal Oboe of the Palm Beach Opera Orchestra and the Tallahassee
Symphony. He was appointed to the Artist Faculty of the Brevard Music
Center as principal oboist of the BMC Orchestra in 1994. As a soloist
and chamber musician, Ohlsson has performed throughout the US and in
Europe, South America, and Canada. His teachers include John Mack,
William Baker, James Caldwell, Ben Wright, and Travis Cox.
Deloise
Chagas Lima, collaborative pianist, was born in Curitiba, Parana,
Brazil. She earned her Bachelor's Degree in Piano, Organ, and Music
Education at the School of Music and Fine Arts of Parana, where she
received the First Prize Award of her graduation class. Following her
graduation she moved to England where she completed a Performance
Certificate in piano from Trinity College of Music. Dr. Lima is also an
Associate of the Royal College of Music in organ performance. She
received her Master of Music degree in piano performance and Literature
at the University of Notre Dame, and the Doctor of Music degree in Piano
Accompanying from the Florida State University.
In
Brazil, Dr. Lima was on the faculty of the School of Music and Fine
Arts of Parana for nearly twenty years. A sought-after accompanist and
chamber musician, she has performed extensively throughout Brazil with
many recognized singers and instrumentalists. She was also the pianist
of the Minas Gerais Symphony for two seasons, and was a soloist with
that orchestra and the Curitiba Chamber Orchestra. Her performances as
an accompanist have taken her to Europe, the United States, and South
America.
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