Sunday Afternoon Live: Violins of HopeJoin us for a special presentation of Sunday Afternoon Live as we partner with Violins of Hope-Wisconsin.

Following the concert, attendees will have the opportunity to view Violins of Hope instruments with Chazen museumguides in the museum’s Chen Family Study Room.

A related talk by professor emerita Teryl Dobbs on “Experiencing Music in the Holocaust” will take place on Saturday, November 8 at 5 p.m. More details can be found here.

This performance is presented in partnership with Violins of Hope – Wisconsin, Milwaukee Youth Symphony Orchestra (MYSO) and supported by the Office of the Chancellor.

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Musicians

Carolyn Van De Velde – Violin Performance Candidate DMA Class of 2027 (This recital fulfills a DMA requirement for Carolyn Van De Velde)

Janet Lyu – Violin Performance Candidate DMA Class of 2027

Chantel Charis – Violin Performance Candidate DMA Class of 2026

Sahada Buckley – Masters in Violin Performance Class of 2023

Dr. Kayla Patrick – Viola Performance Class of 2024

Dr. Melissa Snell – Viola Performance Class of 2025

Zou Zou Robidoux- Masters in Cello Performance Class of 2025

Dr. Aaron Fried – Cello Performance DMA Class of 2025

Program

Chapter 1

Victor Ullman – String Quartet No. 3, Op. 46

I. Allegro moderato

II. Presto

Hans Krasa – Tánec for String Trio

Gideon Klein – String Trio

I. Allegro

II. Lento (Variation on a Moravian Song)

III. Molto vivace

Chapter 2

Rosy Wertheim – String Quartet

I. Allegro Con Molto

II. Intermezzo

III. Allegro Energico

Dick Kattenburg – Escapades for Two Violins

I. Intrada

II. Romance

III. Rumba

Chapter 3

Aaron Fried – Glezele Vayn Medley