Performances

12:45-1:45pm, Kulas Hall

CIM Sato Center for

Suzuki Studies

Violin, Viola, Cello and Bass

Ensembles

Kimberly Meier-Sims, director

Adam Whiting, piano

2-2:30pm, Mixon Hall

CIM Harp Duo

Yolanda Kondonassis, director

Juanito Riveros & Jessica Martin

Grace Cross, narrator

2:30-3pm, Pogue Lobby

CIM Viola Ensemble

Jeffrey Irvine, director

Adèle Ginestet

Ryan Grieser

Eva Kennedy

Max Lowery

Elizabeth Mattern

Cristina Micci-Barreca

Martha Mulcahy

Claire Peyrebrune

Mikel Rollett

Elijah Summers

Molly Wise

3-3:30pm, Kulas Hall

CIM Brass Quintet

Garrett Lindholm, trumpet

Kevin Karabell, trumpet

Nathan Peebles, horn

David Hector, trombone

Carter Loud, tuba

3:30-4:15pm, Mixon Hall

CIM Carolers

Mary Schiller, director

Garrett Law, conductor

4:30-5:15pm, Mixon Hall

CIM Young Artist Program

Chamber Music

Annie Fullard, director

Snowman Stop Refreshments

Available for purchase in the lobby.

$0.50 Cookie

$0.50 Popcorn

$1.00 Cider

$0.50 Coffee

$0.50 Hot Chocolate

$1.00 Bottled Water

About CIM The Cleveland Institute of Music is an independent music conservatory known for

superior orchestral, chamber music, composition, piano, voice and opera programs

at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. In 2020, CIM will celebrate its

centennial. The vision for CIM is to be the center for the education of the

complete musician of the 21st century. Our world-renowned faculty, which

includes the principals of The Cleveland Orchestra, are eminent educators and

practicing musicians who perform internationally with orchestras, ensembles and

opera companies. CIM alumni play important musical roles as composers producing

meaningful new repertoire; distinguished instrumental and vocal soloists; acclaimed

chamber musicians; and as members of premier orchestras and opera companies

around the globe. CIM’s Preparatory and Continuing Education division offers

music education for all ages with a variety of offerings that include private

instruction, Suzuki Studies, ensembles and summer programs. Annually, CIM

students, faculty, alumni and guest artists present more than 500 music events for

the Northeast Ohio community, many are free of charge.

WINTER CHAMBER MUSIC FESTIVAL

December 2-15 For a complete listing of festival events, visit cim.edu/events

December 3, Sunday

7pm | Mixon Hall Faculty Recital: A Viennese Legacy

Cavani String Quartet Annie Fullard, violin

Mari Sato, violin Eric Wong, viola Si-Yan Darren Li, cello

Music of Haydn, Webern and Beethoven Free seating passes required

December 4, Monday

8pm | Kulas Hall Brass Ensembles

Edward Zadrozny, director This performance is dedicated to the memory of CIM Faculty Emeritus

Bernard Adelstein.

December 5, Tuesday

7:30pm | Mixon Hall Woodwind Ensembles

December 6, Wednesday

7pm | Mixon Hall Intensive String Quartet Seminar Gala Concert

The Quartets of Ludwig van Beethoven Cavani String Quartet and Peter Salaff, directors

December 7, Thursday 7pm | Kulas Hall, Mixon Hall and Studio 113

Chamber Music Marathon Create your own program of favorite works with student performances in

various locations throughout CIM. Refreshments served during breaks.

December 8, Friday

7pm | Mixon Hall Advanced Piano Trio Program Gala Concert

Sharon Robinson, director

December 11, Monday 8pm | Kulas Hall

Percussion Ensemble Richard Weiner, director