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Carmit Zori, violinist and artistic director, is an international soloist and prominent chamber music performer who has collaborated with many of the world's finest musicians. Winner of the Leventritt and Pro Musicis Awards, she has toured internationally with the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, and with Musicians from Marlboro. Ms. Zori has participated in music festivals on three continents, and can be heard in recordings on Arabesque, Koch International, and Nonesuch. As artistic director of BCMS, she presents an extraordinary roster of performers in Brooklyn.
Maria Bachmann, violin: International soloist and recording artist. Winner, Fritz Kreisler Competition, Concert Artists Guild Competition. Pro Musicus Foundation Award. Member, Trio Solisti.
Margaret Batjer, violin: International soloist, chamber musician, and recording artist. Concertmaster of the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra.
Catherine Cho, violin: International soloist and recording artist. Member, Johannes String Quartet. Recipient, 1995 Avery Fisher Career Grant and 1994 Sony ES Award for musical excellence.
Timothy Cobb, double bass: Principal bass, Metropolitan Opera Orchestra and Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra. International soloist and chamber music performer.
Andres Diaz, cello: 1998 Avery Fisher Career Grant; 1st prize winner, Naumburg Competition. Appears internationally as a soloist; member, Diaz Trio.
Roberto Diaz, viola: Former principal viola of the Philadelphia orchestra. Recently named director of the Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia. Soloist and recording artist. Member, Diaz Trio.
Stanley Drucker, clarinet: former principal clarinet of the New York Philharmonic; international soloist, chamber musician and recording artist. Musical America's 1998 Instrumentalist of the Year.
Timothy Eddy, cello: Member, Orion String Quartet, resident quartet of the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center. Faculty member, Mannes School of Music and the Juilliard School.
Benjamin Hochman, piano: Performs internationally as soloist and chamber musician. Participant, Marlboro, Ravinia, Santa Fe, and Lucerne Festivals.
Hsin-Yun Huang, viola: Gold Medalist, 1988 Lionel Tertis International Competitiion. Soloist, chamber musician, and recording artist. Former member, Borromeo Quartet.
Gilbert Kalish, piano: Major recording artist. Frequent collaborator with soprano Dawn Upshaw. Recipient of Chamber Music America's 2002 Service Award for exceptional contributions to the field of chamber music.
Ori Kam, viola: International soloist, recitalist, and chamber music performer. Founder and artistic director, Israel Chamber Music Society.
Ida Kavafian, violin: International soloist, and recording artist. Member of the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center and Opus One ensemble. Former member of TASHI and the Beaux Arts Trio.
Jessica Lee, violin. Winner, 2005 Concert Artists Guild International Competetion. Member, Chamber Music Society Two, Johannes Quartet.
Ida Levin, violin: Member, Boston Chamber Music Society. Former member, Mendelssohn Quartet. International soloist. Faculty, UCLA.
Julia Lichten, cello: International chamber music performer. Participant at Marlboro and Tanglewood Festivals. Recordings on Sony Classical and Deutsche Grammophon. Faculty member, Manhattan School and SUNY Purchase.
Elizabeth Mann, flute. Principal flute, Orchestra of St. Luke's, Santa Fe Opera. Member, Dorian Wind Quintet. Member, Orpheus Chamber Orchestra.
Anne-Marie McDermott,, piano: Winner, 1984 Young Concert Artists Auditions. 1992 Avery Fisher Career Grant recipient. Member, Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center. International soloist and recording artist.
Paul Neubauer, viola: Member of the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center. Former principal viola, New York Philharmonic. Winner of the Lionel Tertis Viola Competition.
Sally Pendlebury, cello: Founding member, Vellinger Quartet. Member, Chamber Orchestra of Europe. Principal cello designate, Opera North Orchestra in Leeds.
Cynthia Phelps, viola: Principal viola, New York Philharmonic. Winner of the Lionel Tertis Viola Competition and the Washington International String Competition. Recipient, Pro Musicis Award.
Daniel Phillips, viola: Member, Orion String Quartet. Faculty, Queens College. Recordings for Sony, Nonesuch, and Musical Heritage.
Todd Phillips, violin: Member, Orion String Quartet, in residence at the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center. Recordings for RCA Red Seal, Deutsche Grammophon and Sony Classical. Faculty member, Mannes School of Music.
Anna Polonsky, piano. International soloist and chamber musician. Member, Schumann Trio. Faculty, Vassar College.
Robert Rinehart, violin: Member, New York Philharmonic. Former member, Ridge String Quartet. International chamber music performer. Faculty member, Manhattan School of Music.
Emanuele Segre, guitar. International solist and recording artist. Winner, ProMusicus Foundation Award, East and West Artist Prize. Participant, Marlboro Music Festival.
Sophie Shao, cello. Winner, Avery Fisher Career Grant. International soloist. Faculty, Vassar college, Bard Conservatory of Music.
William Sharp, baritone. International soloist and recording artist. Winner, Carnegie Hall International American Music Competition. 1989 Grammy nominee for Best Classical Vocal Performance.
Lucy Shelton, soprano. Winner of two Naumberg awards, for chamber music and as solo recitalist. Extensive international performances and recordings. Resident artist faculty, Tanglewood Music Center.
Bion Tsang, cello: Avery Fisher Career Grant recipient. Bronze medalist, Tchaikovsky competition. International solist and chamber music performer.
Peter Wiley, cello: former member, Guarneri String Quartet, Beaux Arts Trio. Former principal cello, Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. Faculty member, Curtis Institute of Music.
James Wilson, cello: Former member, Chester and Shanghai String Quartets. International chamber music performer and recording artist.
Shai Wosner, piano: Recipient of a 2005 Avery Fisher Career Grant. Recitalist, chamber musician, and soloist with major orchestras in the U.S. and Europe.
Hillel Zori, cello. Winner of the Maria Canals International Cello Competition; member, Israel Piano Trio; head of the string department at Tel Aviv University.
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