Quintet Attacca joins us under the Tiffany dome in Preston Bradley Hall of the Chicago Cultural Center in a program of: Ewszen, Márquez, Piazzolla and D’Rivera. Founded in 1999 Quintet Attacca took the Grand Prize and Wind Division Gold Medal in the 2002 national Fischoff Competition. They were only one of two wind quintet in the 40 year history of the competition. The quintet then became the Chicago Chamber Musician’s Professional Development Ensemble from 2006-2009. They are currently in residence at the Music Institute of Chicago. They offer a very diverse repertoire ranging from traditional to contemporary that includes not only selections from the Classical and Romantic eras, but jazz and Latin influenced works as well. The quintet is also passionate about supporting young musicians through education and performance. Through their outreach, they have served hundreds of schools and reached thousands of children. Quintet Attacca consists of : Jennifer Clipper, flute; Erica Anderson, oboe; Barbara Drapcho, clarinet; Collin Anderson, bassoon; and Jeremiah Frederick, horn. You can find out more at their website http://www.quintetattacca.com/Home.html The CCM First Monday program host and producer is Dennis Moore and the music producer is Mary Mazurek. (Music List) Eric Ewazen: Roaring Fork: Quintet for Wind Instruments Arturo Márquez: Danza de Mediodia Astor Piazzolla: Oblivion (arr. Jeff Scott) Paquito D’Rivera: Wapango  

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Quintet Attacca

Cellist Cheng-Hou Lee and pianist Kuang-Hao Huang perform works of Poulenc and Popper live from Preston Bradley Hall of the Chicago Cultural Center with host Carolyn Paulin.

Poulenc Cello Sonata

The Chicago Chamber Musicians play a concert live from Preston Bradley Hall at the Chicago Cultural Center with works of Johann Georg Albrechtsberger Playlist Albrechtsberger: Concerto for Alto Trombone in B-flat Major Schumann: Dichterliebe, Op. 48

Works of Johann Georg Albrechtsberger

The Chicago Chamber Musicians play a concert live from Preston Bradley Hall at the Chicago Cultural Center with works of Glinka, Kreisler and Poulenc.