The Depa rtment of Music

proudly presents

Florida Woodwind Quintet

Elissa Lakofsky, flute
Paul Green, clarinet
Jeff Apana, oboe
Michael DeGregorio, bassoon
Gregory Miller, horn

Azure String Quartet

Rebecca Lautar, violin
Laura Hilgemann Miller, violin
Diane Kennedy Weisberg, viola
Iris van Eck, cello

Kyle Prescott - Conductor

Saturday, November 10, 8 p.m.

University Theatre
FAU Boca Raton Cam~-=..:us=----I

FAU
srnOOL OF THE ARTS
Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts and letters
Florida Atlantic University
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Program

Trois Pieces Breves Jacques Ibert

Allegro (1890-1962)
Andante
Assez lent, Allegro scherzando

Elissa Lakofsky, flute

Paul Green, clarinet
Jeff Apona, oboe
Michael DeGregorio, bassoon
Gregory Miller, horn

String Quartet No. 11 in F minor, op. 95 Ludwig van Beethoven

Allegro con brio (1770-1827)
Allegretto rna non treppe
Allegro assai vivace rna serioso
Larghetto espressivo-AI/egretto agitato

laura Hilgemann Miller, violin 1

Rebecca Lauter, violin II
Diane Kennedy Weisberg, viola
Iris van Eck, cello

Intermission

Woodwind Quintet in Eb Major, op.88 #2 Anton Reiche

Lento, Allegro moderato (1770-1836)
Scherzo, Allegro
Andante grazioso
Finale, Allegro molto

Looking Both Ways Arthur Weisberg

for Woodwind Quintet and String Quartet {b. 1938)

Commissioned by FAU Department of Music

Elissa Lakofsky, flute

Paul Green, clarinet
Jeff Apona, oboe
Michael DeGregorio, bassoon
Gregory Miller, horn
Rebecca Lautar, violin I
Laura Hilgemann Miller, violin II
Diane Kennedy Weisberg, viola
Iris van Eck, cello
Kyle Prescott, conductor
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Performing Artists

Arthur Weisberg attended the High School of Music

and Art and the Juilliard School of Music, majoring in
bassoon with Simon Kovar. He played first bassoon with
the Houston and Baltimore Symphonies and second
bassoon with the Cleveland Orchestra, before coming
back to New York City to study conducting with Jean
Morel. At this time, Weisberg was first bassoon with
the Symphony of the Air (formerly the NBC Symphony
under Arturo Toscanini).

He was bassoonist with the New York Woodwind Quintet for 14 years and
has taught at Juilliord, the State University of New York at Stony Brook, and
Yole University. Weisberg and the New York Philharmonic have recorded
George Crumb's "A Haunted Landscape." He has conducted the Milwaukee
Symphony and the Sjoellonds and Aolborg Symphonies of Denmark.

Weisberg created the Contemporary Chamber Ensemble in 1961. W~i1e

he was the conductor and music director, the CCE toured throughout the
United States and the rest of the world, giving over 100 world premieres.
They have several prize winning recordings to their credit.

Weisberg is the author of two books, "The Art of Wind Playing", published
by G. Schirmer, and "Performing 20th Century Music-a Handbook for
Conductors and Instrumentalists," published by Yale University Press. He
has composed numerous works, and has made several editions for bassoon,
including a transcription of the Bach Cello Suites and a set of 15 Etudes for
Bassoon in the style of 20th Century music.

Kyle Prescott is director of bands and assistant

professor of music at Florida Atlantic University in
Boca Raton. His responsibilities include conducting
the Wind Ensemble and coordinating all aspects of
a comprehensive university bands program. He also
teaches graduate instrumental conducting and various
courses in the music education curriculum. Born and
reared in the shadow of Mt. St. Helens in Washington
State, he holds Bachelor of Music degrees from the
Lionel Hampton School of Music at The University of Idaho, and the Master
of Music and the Doctor of Musical Arts degrees in wind conducting from
The University of Texas at Austin, where his principal mentor was professor
Jerry F. Junkin.

Prior to his work at UT, Prescott served on the faculty of The University
of Great Falls in Montana, and spent eight years conducting high school
bands and orchestras in the Pacific Northwest. Ensembles under his direction
were twice invited to perform for the convention of MENC: The National
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Association for Musk Education. He has given presentations at the state,

regional and national levels on various topics, including assessment methods
for Jarge ensembles. Prescott is active as an adjudicator, clinician and guest
conductor and maintains memberships in several professional organizations,
including MENC, the College Band Directors National Association oo"d Phi
Beta Mu, the International Bandmasters' Fraternity. He is also an honorary
member of Tau Beta Sigma.

Michael DeGregorio received a Bachelor of Science degree in Music

Education in 1986 from Indiana University of Pennsylvania (I.U.P.) and
a Master's degree in performance from the University of Miami. Over
the post 20 years, Michael has performed with many orchestras in South
Florida including, the South Florida Symphony, Miami Symphony, Symphony
of the Americas, the Florida Philharmonic, Atlantic Classical Orchestra, Boca
Pops, Palm Beach Orchestra,Palm Beach Pops, Naples Philharmonic and the
Miami City Ballet Orchestra.

Currently he is Principal Bassoon with the Florida Sunshine Pops and the
Florida Classical Orchestra - the official orchestra for Florida Grand
Opera. Michael is also an elementary school teacher (K-5 music) at
Riverland Elementary in Fort lauderdale, Flo

Equally at home as a soloist, teacher, chamber musician,

and symphonic horn player, Gregory Miller is fast
becoming one of the most accomplished horn players
of his generation. As hornist with the internationally
acclaimed Empire Brass, Miller has performed in
nearly every major concert hall in the world, including
Carnegie Hall, the John F. Kennedy Center for the
Performing Arts, Tokyo Opera City, the Mozarteum,
Petronas Towers, the Barbican, and Suntory Hall. His
solo career includes appearances with the Orquesta Sinfonia Nacional, San
Jose, Costa Rica; the Daegu City Symphony Orchestra, Daegu, South Korea;
and the U.S. Navy Band of Washington, DC. His recordings with Empire
Brass, which include Class Brass: Firedance and The Glory of Gabrieli, can
be heard exclusively an the Telorc label. In 2003, Mr. Miller released his
solo debut recording entitled From Bach to Bernstein: Romantic Music for
Horn and Piano on the MSR label and in 2006 released his second solo
album entitled Solos for the Horn Player, also an the MSR label.

Miller joined the faculty at the University of Maryland School of Music

in the Fall of 2000. Prior to his appointment, he served on the faculties
of Florida International University, the Conservatory of Music at lynn
University, and the University of Hawaii. His orchestral experience includes
principal positions with the New World Symphony under Michael Tilson
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Thomas and the Honolulu Symphony Orchestra. He has also performed with
the Pittsburgh, Jacksonville, National, Baltimore Symphony Orchestras, and
the Florida Philharmonic. Mr. Miller, a founding member of the New World
Brass Quintet, recorded the Ingolf Dahl Music for Brass Instruments on the
Argo Decca label. He is a clinician for Conn~Selmer Musical Instruments and
performs exclusiveiy on the CONN 8 D.

Active as a recitalist and clinician, Miller currently serves on the faculties

of the National Orchestral Institute at the University of Maryland and the
las Vegas Music Festival at the University of Nevada at Las Vegas. He has
served on the faculties of the Bowdoin Summer Festival and the Trombones
de Costa Rica International Brass Festival. In 1999, he was appointed an
International Principal at the Pacific Music Festival of Sapporo, Japan. Mr.
Miller also performs annually at the Festival de Musique de St. Barthelemy,
the Monadnock Music Festival of New Hampshire, and witn tne Palm Beacn
Opera Orchestra.

A native of Youngstown, Ohio, Miller received his BM in Performance from

the Oberlin College Conservatory of Music where he studied with Robert
Fries, former co-principal horn of the Philadelphia Orchestra. Mr. Miller
makes his home in Silver Spring, Maryland and Boca Raton, Florida with his
wife, violinist laura Hilgeman, and their six children.

Jeffrey Apana holds music performance degrees

from the Eastman School of Music and Florida State
University. He has played for numerous organizations
including the Florida Philharmonic, Palm Beach Opera,
Boca Pops, and Seaside Music Theater, and is presently
oboist and English hornist for Florida Grand Opera and
Florida Classical Orchestra.

Elissa Lakofsky is principal flute with the Florida Grond

Opera Orchestra, the Florida Classical Orchestra,
and the Sunshine Pops Orchestra. An avid chamber
music performer, she is also a member of the Florida
~I ~,t Woodwind Quintet, South Florida's premier woodwind
ensemble. lakofsky has been an active flutist since
receiving her degrees from the University of Michigan
and Northwestern University, where she studied with
Walfrid Kujala. She continued her studies with the famed Julius Baker and
Keith Underwood. She hos performed throughout South Florido with the
Florida PhH~armonic, the Boca Pops, and the Naples Philharmonic. Summer
performances have included those at the Aspen Music Festival and the
Sarasota Music Festival. Ms. lakofsky has also had the opportunity to tour
with Karlheinz Stockhausen in Italy, and she has performed concertos with
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the Savannoh Symphony Orchestra and the Bay View Symphony. She is
currently a flute professor at Florida Atlantic University.

Rebecca Lautar is professor of music at Florida Atlantic

University, where she teaches violin, viola, chamber music
and string education courses. She performs in the Palm
Beach Opera and the Palm Beach Symphony, and has
performed as a member of the FAU Chamber Soloists
and Ensemble 21. Lautor has been an advocate for
string music education, founding and directing the FAU
String Academy and also the A.D. Henderson University
School violin program. She is an active clinician in the public schools, and
recently served as clinician and music director for the Four-County Honors
Orchestra in Martin, St. lucie, Okeechobee and Glades counties. She
has also served as head strings adjudicator and master clinician for the
Michael and Madelyn Savarick Music Competition, held at Florida Atlantic
University. Professor Lautar received her Bachelor of Music degree from
Western Michigan University and a Master of Music with Distinction from
Indiana University, where her teachers included Mimi Zwieg and Franco
Gulli.

Laura Hilgeman Miller has been Co-Concertmaster

of the Palm Beach Opera since 1996 and maintains
an active freelance career in the Washington, DC
area where she frequently performs at the National
Cathedral, the Kennedy Center and the Wolf Trap
Performing Arts Center. Prior to her appointment to the
Palm Beach Opera, she held positions with the Florida
Philharmonic, the Honolulu Symphony Orchestra and
the Charleston Symphony. In 1990, she joined the New
World Symphony and spent four seasons as co-concertmaster under the
baton of Michael Tilson Thomas. In a<;Jdition, she has performed with the
National, Indianapolis, Jacksonville, and Fort Wayne Symphony Orchestras.
Ms. Miller's festival career is equally diverse. She was concertmaster of
the prestigious Spo/eto Festival (Italy and Charleston, SC) and associate
concertmaster of the Colorado Music Festival in Boulder and has held
positions with the Pacific Music Festival (Japan), Schleswig-Holstein Festival
(Germany) and Fontainebleau Conservatoire (France). Currently, Ms. Miller
performs annually with the St. Barth's Chamber Festival (French West Indies).
Ms Hilgeman Miller received her Bachelor's degree with high distinction
from Indiana University, where she studied with Henryk Kowalski and Josef
Gingold and obtained her Master's degree with honors from the Chicago
Musical College of Roosevelt University. Miller makes her homes in Boca
Raton, Florida and Silver Spring, Maryland with her husband; Gregory
Miller, and their six children.
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Cellist Iris van Eck wos born in the Netherlands to on

artist pointer (father) and a piano teacher (mother). She
studied at the Royal Conservatory in The Hogue with
Jean Decroos (principal cellist in the Concertgebouw
orchestra) and Rene van Ast before moving to the
United Stotes where she studied with Madame Raya
Gorbousova.

She was the winner of the Edith Stein Concours in the Netherlands (on
flute) and the Concerto Competition at Northern Illinois University (on
cello). She participated in master classes with Paul and Maude Tortellier
at the Hochschule in Essen and in Luzerni at the Piattigorsky Seminar in los
Angeles, she studied with William Pleeth, lyn Harrell, Misha Maiski and
Jeffrey Solow and at the Cleveland Chamber Music Seminar with Joseph
Gingold and the Guarneri Qu~rtet.

von Eck is principal cellist for the Florida Grand Opera Orchestra and
the Florida Classical Orchestra. She has appeared as soloist with various
orchestras in the United States and in Europe and is frequently heard on the
chamber music circuit in South Florida and abroad. She plays a beautiful
French cello mode by Bernardel Pere in 1831.

"Works for cello and piano by women composers" was recorded in

September 2005 in Delft, the Netherlands, together with Dutch pianist
Arielle Vernede. It was released by Eroica Classical Recordings (www.
eroica.com) in December 2006. A recording of Faure's complete works
for cello and piano together with pianist Kemal Gekic was put on tope in
February 2006 at Wertheim Auditorium and is in the editing stages.

van Eck is the founder of the successful "Chameleon Chamber Music Series
at the Leiser Opera center" in Fort Lauderdale. Chameleon Musicians, Inc
(www.chameleonmusicians.org) is a not-for-profit, tax exempt organization,
dedicated to bringing chamber music of the highest quality to South
Florida.

Diane Kennedy Weisberg, viola, is a member of the

Palm Beach Opera Orchestra and is an active freelance
player in South Florida. She teaches viola at FAU and
has a large studio of violin and viola students.
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