[Voxnovus] CORRECTION - Today Sunday, September 30, 2012 1:00 PM - COMPOSER'S VOICE CONCERT SERIES PRESENTS ITS 2ND ANNUAL CHILDREN'S CONCERT

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Sunday, September 30, 2012 1:00 PM  (NEW YORK, NEW YORK)  Composer's Voice
presents its 2nd Annual Children's Concert with 11 compositions by children.
This Composer's Voice  features the cellist Suzanne Mueller performing music
by young composers! (16 and under) Also performances by Greer Baxter, Olive
Eng, Randall Eng, Anne Goldberg, Seulki Han, Susan Mandel, Nakyung Min and
Suzanne Mueller.

A frequent performer on the Composer's Voice concert series Cellist Suzanne
Mueller made her New York recital debut under the auspices of Artists
International, as a member of the piano/cello Elysian Duo, and went on to
perform as half of its successor, Elysian II, for ten years, before forming
CROSS ISLAND with Ms. Zayas. Currently, she is Beech Tree Concerts
Artist-in-Residence at Old Westbury Gardens, where she presents a series of
outdoor summer concerts with various partners.

Randall Eng's operas have been performed at Lyric Opera Cleveland, New York
City Opera's VOX Festival, the Virginia Arts Festival, and American Opera
Projects. He teaches at NYU's Graduate Musical Theatre Writing Program. 

Olive Eng is in kindergarten. She is 5-and-3/4 years old. She is a huge fan
of contemporary opera; her current favorites are The Turn of the Screw, The
Little Sweep, The Little Prince, and X: The Life and Times of Malcolm X.

Anne Goldberg is the founder/artistic director of the Synthesis Aesthetics
Project, a collaborative between musicians, dancers, multimedia and spoken
word artists. Anne is a freelance pianist and oboist-English hornist, and
was a member of the New England Philharmonic and Berklee Contemporary
Symphony Orchestra. 

The versatile violinist, Josh Henderson is quickly gaining recognition as a
musician for all seasons. He has performed in prestigious venues such as The
Gasteig in Munich, the Kennedy Center, Beijing's Forbidden City, as well as
high energy electric violin performances in iconic venues of popular music
such as Manhattan's Highline and Hammerstein Ballrooms. 

Cellist, Susan Davita Mandel performed the American debut of Robert
Delanoff's Trio for Clarinet, Cello and Piano at Weill Recital Hall as
finalists of the AMTL Young Musicians concert series. She has performed at
Webster Hall, (le) Poisson Rouge, American Folk Art Museum, Philadelphia
Museum of Art, Glasslands Gallery, and Mercury Lounge. Recently, Susan was
the featured cellist in Jihae and John Patrick Shanley's opera "Fire Burning
Rain" at the Highline Ballroom in NYC and the Not For Sale campaign event in
San Francisco Bay Area.

Nakyung Min is a soprano originally from South Korea. She won several
competitions including Korea Voice Competition, Music Education Press
competition, and Sungjung Cultural Foundation competition. 

Hana Segerstrom began playing the violin at age five. She has been a member
of the Aspen Festival Orchestra, NYU Symphony Orchestra, New York Youth
Symphony, and Empire State Youth Orchestra. This past summer she attended
the Aspen Music Festival. Outside of the classical genre, Hana enjoys
playing violin with rock band, Vespertina.

Midori Witkoski is a violist who has worked with world renowned chamber
musicians such as Lawrence Dutton of the Emerson String quartet, and members
of the American String Quartet:Daniel Avshalomov, Peter Winograd, and
Wolfram Koessel.

Composer's Voice Concert Series is an opportunity for contemporary composers
to express their musical aesthetic and personal "voice" created in their
compositions. Started in 2001, the "Composer's Voice" concert series has
presented over 80 concerts in New York City, as well as Argentina, Brazil,
Germany, and Romania.  Composer's Voice Concert Series is a collaboration
with Jan Hus Church, The Remarkable Theater Brigade and Vox Novus.  This
concert will support the Homeless Outreach & Advocacy Program (HOAP).

Sunday, September 30, 2012  1:00PM
Composer's Voice concert   
www.voxnovus.com/composersvoice/
Jan Hus Presbyterian Church 
351 East 74th Street, New York, New York 10021-3798
FREE ADMISSION