Dr. Cate's Flute Boot Camp
June 19-23 2006
Naperville, Illinois
Friday, June 30, 2006
Traverso and Harpsichord Recital
Church of the Holy Trinity
Toronto, Canada
Music Mondays Series
Monday July 3, 2006 12:15 pm
with harpsichordist
Borys Medicky
Music of
Blavet
Boismortier
Hotteterre
Kirnberger
Philidor
10 Trinity Square
Toronto, Ontario
416-598-4521
416-598-1432 (fax)
Church of the Holy Trinity
Toronto, Canada
Music Mondays Series
Monday July 3, 2006 12:15 pm
with harpsichordist
Borys Medicky
Music of
Blavet
Boismortier
Hotteterre
Kirnberger
Philidor
10 Trinity Square
Toronto, Ontario
416-598-4521
416-598-1432 (fax)
Thursday, May 25, 2006
Invitation to two matinee performances of Gounod's Faust at the Amato Opera
(click to see the link)
-I will be playing first flute on
Sunday May 28, 2:30pm
Sunday June 11, 2:30 pm
Charles Gounod(1818-1893)
One of the greatest Marguerite ever:
Adelina Patti (1843-1919)
319 Bowery
New York, NY 10003
212-228-8200
info@amato.org
Public Transportation:
-B, D, F and V trains to Broadway-Lafayette
-IRT No. 6 to Bleecker St.Lexington Ave
-City Hall bus (M103) to Bleecker St.
(click to see the link)
-I will be playing first flute on
Sunday May 28, 2:30pm
Sunday June 11, 2:30 pm
Charles Gounod(1818-1893)
One of the greatest Marguerite ever:
Adelina Patti (1843-1919)
319 Bowery
New York, NY 10003
212-228-8200
info@amato.org
Public Transportation:
-B, D, F and V trains to Broadway-Lafayette
-IRT No. 6 to Bleecker St.Lexington Ave
-City Hall bus (M103) to Bleecker St.
Saturday, May 13, 2006
Thursday May 18, 1:00pmRossignol Amoureux
performs at the
Trinity Church
Winner of Trinity Church Concerts at One Series
74 Trinity Place, New York. NY 10006
(212) 602-0800 (212) 602-0872
-Beautiful music of Blavet, Couperin, Leclair and Quantz
Monday, May 08, 2006
Rossignol Amoureux
at the
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
(click to view link)
754 Montauk Highway
Islip, New York 11751-3696
631-581-4950
Saturday May 13, 7:00pm
Beautiful music of Blavet, Couperin, Leclair and Quantz
-I would like to thank Tami Morse (choir director and concert coordinator), Reverend Richard E. Simpson, and St. Mark's Episcopal Church for inviting us to perform in their beautiful church. Below is a photo of the altar of St. Mark's.
Friday, May 05, 2006
INÉGALE
Two Upcoming Performances
Left to right:
Sang Joon Park (traverso)
Vanessa Young (baroque cello)
Kelly Savage (harpsichord)
Tami Morse (harpsichord)
Louellla Alatiit (baroque violin)
Hsuan-Wen Chen (harpsichord)
1) Saturday May 6 7:00pm
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church (click to view link)
754 Montauk Highway
Islip, New York 11751
631-581-4950
2) Sunday May 7 3:00pm
Dorothy and Ward Melville Carriage House (click to view link)
The Long Island Museum of American Art,
History & Carriages
100 Route 25A
Stony Brook, New York
631-751-0066
www.longislandmuseum.org
-Music of Rameau, Couperin, Telemann, Duphly, Corelli and Marais
Two Upcoming Performances
Left to right:
Sang Joon Park (traverso)
Vanessa Young (baroque cello)
Kelly Savage (harpsichord)
Tami Morse (harpsichord)
Louellla Alatiit (baroque violin)
Hsuan-Wen Chen (harpsichord)
1) Saturday May 6 7:00pm
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church (click to view link)
754 Montauk Highway
Islip, New York 11751
631-581-4950
2) Sunday May 7 3:00pm
Dorothy and Ward Melville Carriage House (click to view link)
The Long Island Museum of American Art,
History & Carriages
100 Route 25A
Stony Brook, New York
631-751-0066
www.longislandmuseum.org
-Music of Rameau, Couperin, Telemann, Duphly, Corelli and Marais
Thursday, April 27, 2006
My Duo Rossignol Amoureux
will be performing at the
Second Presbyterian Church
4 West 96th St. Central Park West
New York, NY 10025
(212) 749-1700
Music of Couperin, Blavet, Rameau and Marin Marais
-We are extremely fortunate to have renowned gambist Martha McGaughey join us for this concert. Click on her name to view her photo.
Sunday, April 02, 2006
Tuesday, March 21, 2006
Madrid - March 2006
Teatro Español at night
Statue of Don Marcelino Menendez Pelayo
(Biblioteca Nacional de España)
I wanted to take this picture because they will be taking this statue out of the library soon. Menendez Pelayo is considered to be one of the most important philologist in Spain, author of the history of the heterodox.
-- Eating in Madrid --
These pictures were taken in my favorite restaurant in Madrid (name will be kept secret!!!).
Appetizers - sopa de castellana and acelgas
Main Dishes - pulpo a la Gallega, rabo de toro, callos, oso buco and cocido Madrileño (half eaten)
Teatro Español at night
Statue of Don Marcelino Menendez Pelayo
(Biblioteca Nacional de España)
I wanted to take this picture because they will be taking this statue out of the library soon. Menendez Pelayo is considered to be one of the most important philologist in Spain, author of the history of the heterodox.
-- Eating in Madrid --
These pictures were taken in my favorite restaurant in Madrid (name will be kept secret!!!).
Appetizers - sopa de castellana and acelgas
Main Dishes - pulpo a la Gallega, rabo de toro, callos, oso buco and cocido Madrileño (half eaten)
Friday, February 17, 2006
Sang Joon with
Arthur Haas and Martha McGaughey
at the 2005 Amherst Early Music Festival
Fundraising Concert
Arthur Haas and Martha McGaughey
at the 2005 Amherst Early Music Festival
Fundraising Concert
Thursday, February 16, 2006
SANG JOON PARK (BAROQUE AND MODERN FLUTES)
Flutist Sang Joon Park is the recipient of the prestigious 2005 Samuel Baron Prize awarded at the SUNY Stony Brook University where he earned his Doctor of Musical Arts degree under Carol Wincenc. He received his Bachelor of Music from Mannes College under Judith Mendenhall and Thomas Nyfenger and Master of Music from Manhattan School of Music under Linda Chesis. Park is a winner of numerous competitions and awards including Artists International Competition (New York Debut, Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall), Downeast Orchestra Competition, LaGuardia Orchestra Competition, Manhattan School of Music and Mannes College of Music Concerto Competitions, Westchester Symphony Competition, Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center Young Winners Series, Ira Gershwin, Louis Hammershlag, and Lewis Silver Awards, and scholarships from Stony Brook University, Mannes College, and Manhattan School of Music. He served as principal flutist for the Stony Brook Symphony Orchestra, Manhattan Symphony, Downeast Chamber Orchestra, Mannes Symphony, Korean Chamber Sinfonia, Manhhattan Philharmonia, Korean Symphony of New York, Orchestra Musicanti of Seoul, and Amato Opera Orchestra. Other studies include harpsichord with Louis Bagger, conducting with David Gilbert, and composition with Giampaolo Bracali, and has participated in the master classes of Jean-Pierre Rampal, Paula Robison, and Francis Blaisdell.
Sang Joon Park’s interest in baroque flute and baroque performance practice began while pursuing his Doctor of Musical Arts degree at Stony Brook, where he was a member of its distinguished Baroque Ensemble (Arthur Haas, director). He studied baroque flute with Wilbert Hazelzet, Sandra Miller, Janet See, Stephen Schultz and Jed Wentz and has attended Amherst Early Music Festival, Longy Baroque Institute and Vancouver Early Music Programme. Park is currently a member of several chamber groups including INÉGALE, a New York based international baroque ensemble, which had its successful concert and lecture tour of Taiwan in 2005; ROSSIGNOL AMOUREUX, a traverso-harpsichord duo based in New York and California, which was featured in Trinity Church Concerts at One Series in New York (May 2006); FLYING FORMS, traverso-violin-harpsichord trio dedicated to performing vast range of Baroque and Classical period repertoire; PIP ENSEMBLE, a Period Instrument Performance Quartet, which inaugurated Thousand Islands Park Summer Music Festival in 2005; and ENSEMBLE 212, versatile New York chamber orchestra with repertoire ranging from little known baroque music to newly commissioned 21st Century works.
Having great interest in the 18th Century Spanish Instrumental Music, Park takes frequent trips to Spain for the research of original music manuscript collections. He is an official investigator to the Biblioteca Nacional de España and the Patrimonio Nacional Archivo de Palacio Real, and reserches extensively at the Biblioteca Histórica Municipal de Madrid, Biblioteca Musical Municipal de Madrid, and Biblioteca de la Fundación Juan March. In the United States, Park researches at the Spencer Collection Research Libraries [NYPL], the Research Library of Lincoln Center Library for the Performing Arts, and the New York Hispanic Society Library. He is presently proceeding with the analysis of an 18th Century Spanish Baroque Instrumental Treatise for its translation into English and Korean languages.
Flutist Sang Joon Park is the recipient of the prestigious 2005 Samuel Baron Prize awarded at the SUNY Stony Brook University where he earned his Doctor of Musical Arts degree under Carol Wincenc. He received his Bachelor of Music from Mannes College under Judith Mendenhall and Thomas Nyfenger and Master of Music from Manhattan School of Music under Linda Chesis. Park is a winner of numerous competitions and awards including Artists International Competition (New York Debut, Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall), Downeast Orchestra Competition, LaGuardia Orchestra Competition, Manhattan School of Music and Mannes College of Music Concerto Competitions, Westchester Symphony Competition, Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center Young Winners Series, Ira Gershwin, Louis Hammershlag, and Lewis Silver Awards, and scholarships from Stony Brook University, Mannes College, and Manhattan School of Music. He served as principal flutist for the Stony Brook Symphony Orchestra, Manhattan Symphony, Downeast Chamber Orchestra, Mannes Symphony, Korean Chamber Sinfonia, Manhhattan Philharmonia, Korean Symphony of New York, Orchestra Musicanti of Seoul, and Amato Opera Orchestra. Other studies include harpsichord with Louis Bagger, conducting with David Gilbert, and composition with Giampaolo Bracali, and has participated in the master classes of Jean-Pierre Rampal, Paula Robison, and Francis Blaisdell.
Sang Joon Park’s interest in baroque flute and baroque performance practice began while pursuing his Doctor of Musical Arts degree at Stony Brook, where he was a member of its distinguished Baroque Ensemble (Arthur Haas, director). He studied baroque flute with Wilbert Hazelzet, Sandra Miller, Janet See, Stephen Schultz and Jed Wentz and has attended Amherst Early Music Festival, Longy Baroque Institute and Vancouver Early Music Programme. Park is currently a member of several chamber groups including INÉGALE, a New York based international baroque ensemble, which had its successful concert and lecture tour of Taiwan in 2005; ROSSIGNOL AMOUREUX, a traverso-harpsichord duo based in New York and California, which was featured in Trinity Church Concerts at One Series in New York (May 2006); FLYING FORMS, traverso-violin-harpsichord trio dedicated to performing vast range of Baroque and Classical period repertoire; PIP ENSEMBLE, a Period Instrument Performance Quartet, which inaugurated Thousand Islands Park Summer Music Festival in 2005; and ENSEMBLE 212, versatile New York chamber orchestra with repertoire ranging from little known baroque music to newly commissioned 21st Century works.
Having great interest in the 18th Century Spanish Instrumental Music, Park takes frequent trips to Spain for the research of original music manuscript collections. He is an official investigator to the Biblioteca Nacional de España and the Patrimonio Nacional Archivo de Palacio Real, and reserches extensively at the Biblioteca Histórica Municipal de Madrid, Biblioteca Musical Municipal de Madrid, and Biblioteca de la Fundación Juan March. In the United States, Park researches at the Spencer Collection Research Libraries [NYPL], the Research Library of Lincoln Center Library for the Performing Arts, and the New York Hispanic Society Library. He is presently proceeding with the analysis of an 18th Century Spanish Baroque Instrumental Treatise for its translation into English and Korean languages.
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