KOREA MUSIC FOUNDATION
presents
An Evening of Kwon Gilsang (b.1927)







Hyun Ju Song (soprano)
Yong Kyung Park (mezzo soprano)
Byungwoo Kim (baritone)
Sang Joon Park (flute)
Kyung-A Yoo (piano)
Dong-Gyun Ham (piano)

Thursday October 18, 2007 7:00pm
Korean Cultural Service NY
460 Park Avenue (57th St.)
6th floor

For further informations, please contact the KMF.
Tel:212-942-5978
WWW.Koreamusicfoundation.org

Invitations to The Barber of Seville
Amato Opera
(click to view Amato website)











-I will be playing principal flute in three upcoming performances of Amato Opera production of The Barber of Seville.

Saturday September 22, 2007 7:30pm
Sunday October 7, 2007 2:30pm
Sunday October 14, 2007 2:30pm

Giachino Rossini (1792-1868)


Come and experience the delights of Rossini's brilliant opera buffa in two acts, based on Beaumarchais's comedy Le Barbier de Séville, libretto by Cesare Sterbini.



Some of the great Rosinas from the past:

Adelina Patti (1843-1919)
-Considered by many to be the greatest singer of all time, she was coached by Rossini himself !!

Marcella Sembrich (1858-1935)
-great Polish soprano











Conchita Supervia (1895-1936)
-great Spanish mezzo soprano who revived the role
in its original mezzo key



Read all about Rossini, Patti, Sembrich and Supervia at Wikipedia:

Giachino Rossini
Adelina Patti
Marcella Sembrich
Conchita Supervia

Amato Opera
Anthony Amato
Artistic Director
319 Bowery
New York, NY 10003
(212) 228-8200
Email: info@amato.org

Pictures with La Donna Musicale
Thursday July 26, 2007
Lindsey Chapel - Emanuel Church, Boston


























left to right: click on each name to see link

Margaret Angelini (harpsichord)
Elisabeth Baber (soprano)
Laury Gutierrez (viola da gamba)
Youngmi Kim (soprano)
Annalisa Pappano (treble viol and pardessus de viole)

-These two pictures were taken at the last of three successful concerts of La Donna Musicale: Venezia! Women Composers in 17th & 18th Century Venice

Upcoming performances with
LA DONNA MUSICALE

Tuesday, July 24, 2007 8:00 PM
Wednesday, July 25, 2007 8:00 PM
Thursday, July 26, 2007 8:00 PM








photo by Rod Goodman
http://www.rodgoodmanphotographer.com/

VENEZIA!

Women Composers in 17th and 18th century Venice:
Barbara Strozzi, Anna Bon and Antonia Bembo

-I will be performing in three upcoming concerts with early music ensemble La Donna Musicale (click to see the website) in Boston, director Laury Gutierrez (click to see link). La donna Musicale is dedicated to the research and the historical performance of Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, and Contemporary music by women composers. I will be playing Flute Sonata IV in D Major and Trio Sonata IV in G Major by Anna Bon (1739/40 - ??), two charming Rococo pieces.

Laury Gutierrez
Director of La Donna Musicale











La Donna Musicale

Tuesday, July 24, 2007 8:00 PM
St. Peter's Church
320 Boston Post Road
Weston, MA
Purchase tickets online!

Wednesday, July, 25, 2007 8:00 PM
West Parish Garden Cemetery
129 Reservation Road
Andover, MA
Pruchase tickets online!

Thursday, July 26, 2007 8:00 PM
Emmanuel Church
15 Newbury Street
Boston, MA
Purchase tickets online!

Tickets $15, students & seniors: $10

Ensemble La Sylva
performing
Three "Paris" Quartets by Telemann
at The Gamble Mansion
(Center for Adult Education)

Boston Early Music Festival Fringe Concert
Friday June 15, 2007
2:00pm
5 Commonwealth Avenue
Boston, MASSACHUSETTS


Cecile Garcia-Moeller (violin)
Angus Lansing (viola da gamba)
Andrus Madsen (harpsichord)

Rossignol Amoureux at The Church of the Transfiguration
(The Little Church Around the Corner)
1 East 29th Street
Tuesday May 29, 2007
12:30pm

-Meg Cotner and I gave a little recital at this beautiful church called "The Little Church Around the Corner" last month. Here are two photographs from the event.

Upcoming performances at the
Boston Early Music Festival
http://www.bemf.org/pages/06fest/fringe.htm






-I will be performing in three different Fringe Concerts at the 2007 Boston Early Music Festival (BEMF)







photo by Rod Goodman
http://www.rodgoodmanphotographer.com/

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Thursday June 14
3:00pm
Harpsichord Clearing House Exhibition Room
Radisson Hotel 6th Floor
200 Stuart Street

Harpsichord Clearing House presents
Arthur Haas (click to view his website)
and the Stony Brook Baroque Players
(winners of the Early Music America Collegium Grant)

Arthur Haas











-I will be playing Locatelli Sonata II for Traverso and Basso Continuo in D Major with harpsichordist and colleague Gabriel Shuford

Gabriel Shuford











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Friday June 15
2:00pm
Boston Center for Adult Education
5 Commonwealth Avenue

-will be performing Telemann "Paris" Quartets
No.2 in a minor, No.4 in b minor and No.6 in e minor

with
Ensemble La Sylva

Cecile Garcia-Moeller (violin)
Angus Lansing (viola da gamba)
Andrus Madsen (harpsichord)

Angus Lansing
Cecile Garcia-Moeller
Andrus Madsen










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Saturday June 16
4:00pm
Goethe-Institut Boston
170 Beacon Street

Flying Forms
http://www.flyingforms.org/

Sang Joon Park (traverso)
Marc Levine (violin)
Tami Morse (harpsichord)

From Quartet to Capriccio
music by Rameau, Telemann and Farina

with guest artists

Marie Dalby (viola da gamba)
Caroline Kang (violoncello)
Dorothy Olsson (mime)
Mark Mindek (mime)

Rossignol Amoureux in San Francisco May 20, 2007

-My duo partner Meg Cotner (click on her name to view her website) and I were presented in a recital in the Chattanooga Chamber Music Series in San Francisco, CA. Our recital took place in the lovely home of Kathy and Mark Perl in Noe Valley, where they regularly host many wonderfully intimate concerts. Katherine Roberts Perl (click to view her website) is an outstanding harpsichordist/teacher and Mark Perl is an established psychiatrist in San Francisco. Here are few pictures from beautiful San Francisco:

Rossignol Amoureux













In front of Kathy's beautiful harpsichord













Famed City Lights bookstore








from Asian Museum
(Cambodia?)
Korean brushholder











Yerba Buena Gardens
in front of Modern Art Museum









My friend Anne Simons









Dolores Park









Lombard Street
Macondray Lane

Few more pictures from the Netherlands

Wilbert

















Candid shot

















Miep













Simon working in his workshop













In front of Locatelli's house in Amsterdam

















Utrecht (photo by Louella Alatiit)

Pictures from the Netherlands

I made a two months journey to the Netherlands to study exclusively with my idol, Professor Wilbert Hazelzet, whom I first met in Vancouver Early Music Programme last August. Lessons with him were really wonderful. Here are two pictures taken after his beautiful concert in Rotterdam [click on each photo to view the original size]:

with Wilbert Hazelzet















with Mrs. Miep Blomberg, Dr. Martin Knotters and Prof. Hazelzet














Mrs. Blomberg (shown above) was my generous landlady who lives in beautiful little town called Bunnik, 6 minutes train ride from Utrecht:

My lovely room in Mrs.Blomberg's house in Bunnik














Visit to my flute maker Simon Polak's workshop in his 1700 farmhouse was brief but memorable: http://www.earlyflute.com

Simon Polak in his workshop explaining how his flutes are made














I even had time to visit the Bunnik Traverso Workshop, led by Professor Frédérique Chauvet

duet with Martin at Bunnik Traverso Workshop













with Frédérique Chauvet at Bunnik Traverso Workshop

Baroque Sundays at Three presents
Sang Joon Park (Traverso)

Staller Center Recital Hall
SUNY Stony Brook University
Sunday February 25, 3:00pm


















Guest Artists

MARC LEVINE (violin)
MARTHA MCGAUGHEY (viola da gamba)
HSUAN-WEN CHEN (harpsichord)
MEG COTNER (harpsichord)
TAMI MORSE(harpsichord)
GABRIEL SHUFORD (fortepiano)

-music by

JACQUES-MARTIN HOTTETERRE
GEORG PHILIPP TELEMANN
FELIPE LLUCH
CARLOS CANOBIO
MICHEL BLAVET

-Baroque Sundays at Three is a continuing early music concert series presented at the Staller Center Recital Hall at SUNY Stony Brook University. Its music director is the distinguished harpsichordist and professor, Arthur Haas. Please check out its website:
http://naples.cc.sunysb.edu/CAS/music.nsf/pages/season10

"FLYING FORMS"

IN CONCERT

Sang Joon Park (traverso)
Marc Levine (violin)
Tami Morse (harpsichord)

Sunday, February 11, 2:00 pm

with guest artist
Martha McGaughey
(viola da gamba)

St. Mark's Episcopal Church
754 Montauk Highway
Islip, New York
(631) 581-4950
www.stmarksonline.us

Beautiful music of

Jean-Marie Leclair
Jean-Philippe Rameau
Georg Philipp Telemann

-Come and enjoy the masterworks of Baroque chamber music!!!