Monte Vista High School Orchestra à la Madeleine

Œuvres pour orchestre de chambre de Mozart, Sibelius, Shostakovich et Haendel, entre autres

Works for chamber orchestra by Mozart, Sibelius, Shostakovich, Handel et al.

Programme

G. Handel (arr. Halvorsen/ Heifetz) Passacaglia

D. Shostakovich Five pieces for two violins and piano: Prelude, Gavotte, Elegy, Waltz, Polka

A. Dvorak Humoreske

G. Telemann Duet

I. Pleyel Duet for Flûte and Bassoon

F. Mendelssohn String Quartet in A minor, No.2 Op. 13

Arr. Robert Longfield La La Land

S. H. Newbold Elements: Flights of Fancy, Terra, Fire and Ice

W. A. Mozart Eine Klein Nachtmusik: Minuet/ Trio, Rondo

R. Meyer Emerald Falcon

J. Sibelius Impromptu for Strings, Op. 5

Biographies

Réputé pour sa musicalité exceptionnelle et ses prestations vibrantes, le Monte Vista High School Orchestra de Danville, en Californie, est un brillant exemple de talent et de dévouement chez les jeunes. Sous la direction visionnaire de sa remarquable directrice, l'ensemble s'est épanoui et a été acclamé pour ses interprétations dynamiques et sa précision technique.

Originaire de la pittoresque San Ramon Valley, l'orchestre rassemble des étudiants musiciens passionnés qui partagent un engagement en faveur de l'excellence et de l'expression artistique. Leur répertoire comprend des chefs-d'œuvre classiques, des œuvres contemporaines et des compositions culturellement riches, mettant en valeur leur polyvalence et leur profondeur.

Le Monte Vista High School Orchestra a pour tradition d'inspirer le public, tant au niveau local qu'international. Sa participation à des festivals prestigieux et ses représentations dans des lieux distingués témoignent de sa réputation en tant que l'un des meilleurs programmes musicaux des lycées de Californie.

Alors qu'il entame sa tournée à Paris, l'orchestre est ravi de partager son voyage musical avec des publics internationaux, en jetant un pont entre les cultures grâce au langage universel de la musique. Leurs concerts promettent d'être une célébration captivante de l'art des jeunes et un témoignage du pouvoir de l'éducation musicale. 

Préparez-vous à être bouleversés par Monte Vista High School Orchestra lorsqu'il montera sur scène à Paris, offrant des performances qui résonneront longtemps après la dernière note.

Sara Dasovich a fait ses débuts dans l'orchestre à l'âge de 14 ans à Miami, en Floride. Elle s'est produite en tant que pianiste en Amérique et en Europe, et est titulaire d'un doctorat en arts musicaux de la University of Maryland, où elle a étudié avec Raymond Hanson, Anne Koscielny et Bradford Gowen.

Ancienne professeur de musique instrumentale à la George Mason University, au Montgomery College et à l'Oakland School for the Arts, elle est actuellement directrice du Monte Vista Orchestra à Danville, en Californie. Elle s'est produite en tant que pianiste en Amérique et en Europe et est titulaire d'un doctorat en arts musicaux de l'université du Maryland, où elle a étudié avec Raymond Hanson et Anne Koscielny. Pianiste d'orchestre et chargée de cours au Aspen Music Festival, elle a joué sous la direction de David Zinman, Michael Stern et David Robertson. Elle a également enseigné à de nombreux lauréats de concours de piano et de musique de chambre, dont les premiers prix de l'United States Open Music Competition. Elle vit en Californie avec ses trois enfants et aime cuisiner et faire de la randonnée.

Renowned for its exceptional musicality and vibrant performances, the Monte Vista High School Orchestra from Danville, California, is a shining example of young talent and dedication. Under the visionary leadership of its accomplished director, the ensemble has flourished, earning accolades for its dynamic interpretations and technical precision. Hailing from the picturesque San Ramon Valley, the orchestra brings together passionate student musicians who share a commitment to excellence and artistic expression. Their repertoire spans classical masterpieces, contemporary works, and culturally rich compositions, showcasing their versatility and depth. 

The Monte Vista High School Orchestra has a tradition of inspiring audiences both locally and internationally. Their participation in prestigious festivals and performances at distinguished venues reflects their reputation as one of California’s premier high school music programs. As they embark on their tour in Paris, the orchestra is thrilled to share their musical journey with international audiences, bridging cultures through the universal language of music. Their concerts promise to be a captivating celebration of youthful artistry and a testament to the power of music education. Prepare to be moved by the Monte Vista High School Orchestra as they take the stage in Paris, delivering performances that resonate long after the final note.

Sara Dasovich made her orchestral debut at the age of 14 in Miami, Florida. She has performed as a pianist in America and Europe, and holds a doctor of musical arts degree from the University of Maryland, studying under Raymond Hanson, Anne Koscielny and Bradford Gowen.

A former instrumental music teacher at George Mason University, Montgomery College, and Oakland School for the Arts, she is currently the Director of the Monte Vista Orchestra in Danville, California. She has performed as a pianist in America and Europe and holds a Doctor

of Musical Arts degree from the University of Maryland, studying under Raymond Hanson and Anne Koscielny. An orchestral pianist and teaching fellow of the Aspen Music Festival, she has played under the baton of David Zinman, Michael Stern, and David Robertson, and has coached numerous prize winners of piano and chamber music competitions, including top prize winners in the United States Open Music Competition. She lives in California with her three children, and loves to cook and hike. Renowned for its exceptional musicality and vibrant performances, the Monte Vista High School Orchestra from Danville, California, is a shining example of young talent and dedication. Under the visionary leadership of its accomplished director, the ensemble has flourished, earning accolades for its dynamic interpretations and technical precision. Hailing from the picturesque San Ramon Valley, the orchestra brings together passionate student musicians who share a commitment to excellence and artistic expression. Their repertoire spans classical masterpieces, contemporary works, and culturally rich compositions, showcasing their versatility and depth. 

The Monte Vista High School Orchestra has a tradition of inspiring audiences both locally and internationally. Their participation in prestigious festivals and performances at distinguished venues reflects their reputation as one of California’s premier high school music programs. As they embark on their tour in Paris, the orchestra is thrilled to share their musical journey with international audiences, bridging cultures through the universal language of music. Their concerts promise to be a captivating celebration of youthful artistry and a testament to the power of music education. Prepare to be moved by the Monte Vista High School Orchestra as they take the stage in Paris, delivering performances that resonate long after the final note.

Sara Dasovich made her orchestral debut at the age of 14 in Miami, Florida. She has performed as a pianist in America and Europe, and holds a doctor of musical arts degree from the University of Maryland, studying under Raymond Hanson, Anne Koscielny and Bradford Gowen.

A former instrumental music teacher at George Mason University, Montgomery College, and Oakland School for the Arts, she is currently the Director of the Monte Vista Orchestra in Danville, California. She has performed as a pianist in America and Europe and holds a Doctor

of Musical Arts degree from the University of Maryland, studying under Raymond Hanson and Anne Koscielny. An orchestral pianist and teaching fellow of the Aspen Music Festival, she has played under the baton of David Zinman, Michael Stern, and David Robertson, and has coached numerous prize winners of piano and chamber music competitions, including top prize winners in the United States Open Music Competition. She lives in California with her three children, and loves to cook and hike.