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CMISC
2010
Chamber
Music Institute
Southern California
Chamber Music -- Private
Lessons -- Composition -- Improvisation
10711
Ashworth Circle, Cerritos, CA 90703
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MTAC
State Convention 2010
Sunday,
July 4 LAX Marriott Hotel
Congratulations!
violinist Michelle Antimie
2:00
pm Recital in the Scottsdale Room
Bruch - Finale from the Violin Concerto in G Minor
music lessons
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ASTA
Solo Competition 2010
May
8 Greater Los Angeles Final Competition
Congratulations!
violist Adam Cottrell
Second
Place Winner, Intermediate Solo
Adam Cottrell with piano collaborator, Marla Devich
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ASTACAP
2010
May 1, 2010
American String Teachers, Greater Los Angeles Area
CERTIFICATE
ACHIEVEMENT PROGRAM
Cheryl Scheidemantle, Examiner
Congratulations!
violin lessons, viola lessons,
cello lessons
Kendra
Base, Level 1 violin
Lawrence
Koh, Level 3 viola
Sayoni Saha, Level 6 viola
Nathen Huang, Level 6 viola
Bernard Koh, Level
6 violin with Honors
Louisa
Cottrell, Level 6 violin with Honors
Sihyun Ahn, Level 6 violin with Honors
Adam Cottrell, Level 9 viola with Honors
Michelle Antimie, Level 10 violin with Honors
Lynnie Sharzer, Level 10 violin with Honors
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MTAC
Whittier Branch
VOCE Competition -- State
VOCE Finals ... April
24, 2010
Honorable
Mention!
Congratulations!
to Whittier Branch Winners
-- February
21, 2010
violinist Michelle Antimie - Intermediate
Solo First Place
and
the
CMISC String Quartet -
Senior Ensemble First Place
violinists Christopher Hunt and Michelle
Antimie
violist Lynnie Sharzer and cellist Emmanuel
Ventura-Cruess
Beethoven
String
Quartet op. 18, no. 1 - first movement
Turina Prayer of the Bullfighter
the quartet is coached by Kay Pech, Dr. Charles Baker
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ViolaFest
2010
February 27, 2010
9:00
am to 4:30 pm
Renaissance Arts Academy, 1800 Colorado Blvd, Los Angeles
Congratulations!
violist Adam Cottrell
played
for the Donald McInnes Master Class
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Congratulations!
to
Charlie Sharzer, 1st Place Winner
in MTAC "Composers Today" 2008 State
Competition
in Division 5 (High School Composers)
Charlie
named the first movement of his first string quartet, "The Campaign"
He performed the quartet at the State Convention in Riverside on Friday,
June 27, 2008,
with the help of violinists Jonathan Sun (UC-San Diego) and Kay Pech
and cellist Judy Kang (USC).
Charlie was a viola student in the Pech studio and
his composition teacher was Suzanne Wong, MTAC-Whittier Branch.
He now studies composition at Yale University where he plays viola
in the orchestra.
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CMI/SC
Hall
of Fame
(VOCE State Finalists)
2010
String Quartet: Chris Hunt, Michelle Antimie, Lynnie Sharzer and Emmanuel
Ventura-Cruess,
won Honorable Mention in Senior Ensemble Category
2009
Arensky Trio: Lynnie Sharzer, Ben Park, and Chris Zhang
2008
Olivia Cottrell, violin soloist
2007
Olivia Cottrell, violin soloist
2007
Cottrell Family Trio: Olivia, Anna & Nathan
2006
Cottrell String Quartet
2006
Peries-Sun-Murtough-Choi Quartet
2006
Darrell Peries, violin soloist
2002
Sunny Lin, viola soloist |
| Friends
of Today's Music
commissioned Melissa Hui
to write a composition for violin and piano
"...
and blue sparks burn"
Pech,
Hui, Nadal and Sharifi
Chamber Music Institute/So. California
was honored to be selected
to perform this world premiere
of "... and blue sparks burn"
for the State Convention of MTAC,
July 2002.
The
duo of violinist Marina Sharifi
and pianist Justina Nadal
was coached
by faculty member, Kay Pech.
Born
in Hong Kong and raised in Vancouver,
British Columbia, Melissa Hui received
her
Doctor of Musical Arts from Yale University.
Her mentors include Jacob Druckman,
Earl Kim and Mel Powell.
Completed in February 2002, Hui
says,
"the work was conceived in October of 2001
soon after the tragic events of September 11, 2001,
in New York City and Washington, D.C.
While the nation was mourning the tremendous
and senseless loss of lives, I was haunted by
the images of dust and eerie calm that
permeated the news coverage in the
aftermath of the disaster.
This is my personal response." |
First
Place in 2000
in the State of California
Winning the
Senior Ensemble Division
of
the California State VOCE
Competition
provided by the Music Teachers' Association of California
on April 16, 2000
The CMI/SC
Piano Trio included
violinist Marina Sharifi,
pianist Jody Chou,
and cellist Jay Tilton
At their performance of the Shostakovich Piano
Trio
on July 1, 2000, our CMI/SC trio was presented
the $1,200 First Place Award by MTAC
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