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2021 Festival Artists

Alessio Bax

Alessio Bax

Piano
Soyeon Kate Lee

Soyeon Kate Lee

Piano
Dušan Balarin

Dušan Balarin

Lute
Philip Setzer

Philip Setzer

Violin
Tessa Lark

Tessa Lark

Violin
Tien-Hsin Cindy Wu

Tien-Hsin Cindy Wu

Violin/Viola
Paul Watkins

Paul Watkins

Cello
Christine Goerke

Christine Goerke

Soprano
Nicholas Phan

Nicholas Phan

Tenor
Ivalas Quartet

Ivalas Quartet

Sphinx Apprentice Ensemble
Viano String Quartet

Viano String Quartet

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During the final session of her undergraduate degr During the final session of her undergraduate degree in violin performance at McGill University, Marie Nadeau- Tremblay decided to try her hand at the Baroque. She joined the university’s Baroque orchestra and fell head over heels in love! Transported by the beauty of this music— and finding resonance with its mode of expression— she decided to plunge headfirst into the Baroque world. After obtaining a Licentiate Degree, she pursued further studies under the tutelage of Hank Knox, Lena Weman and Olivier Brault, receiving a Master’s Degree in Early Music Performance. After being awarded numerous prizes and scholarships at McGill — including the prestigious Mary McLaughlin prize, which she won four years in a row — Marie received an Early Music America grant in 2017. More recently, in 2019, she swept the honor roll of the Concours de musique ancienne Mathieu Duguay with an unprecedented four awards: First Prize, the People’s Choice Award, the Festival Montréal Baroque Prize and the Été musical de Barachois Prize. See her perform this Thursday October 21 at 5:30 p.m. at our Virtual Vignette: Les Barocudas en Concert. Registration is complimentary at the link in our bio or at greatlakeschambermusic.org
Nathan Mondry is a professional organist, harpsich Nathan Mondry is a professional organist, harpsichordist and fortepianist with international recognition as an improviser and composer. After completing a Bachelor’s Degree in Piano Performance at the University of Michigan, Nathan earned a Master’s Degree in Harpsichord Performance and an Artist Diploma at McGill University, followed by a Master’s Degree in Historical Improvisation at the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis in Switzerland Nathan is the recipient of numerous prizes, including a Special Prize at the First International Competition for Basso Continuo and Partimento Realization at Katowice (2019), a First Prize (with Arnie Tanimoto) at the Bach-Abel Competition (2018), and a prize for composition at the International Competition for Organ Composition in Pordenone (2019). See him perform with his group Les Barocudas this Thursday, October 21 at 5:30 p.m. Following the performance, he will join Festival Artistic Director Paul Watkins and Director of Artistic Planning Jennifer Laredo Watkins for a live interview. Register at https://forms.gle/3bqcCd1oV8BEjfQ37
Throughout our Virtual Vignette series, Jennifer W Throughout our Virtual Vignette series, Jennifer Watkins, Director of Artistic Planning for the Festival, has created specialty cocktail videos for viewers to follow along with and enjoy while watching the concerts from the comfort of their homes. For our upcoming Virtual Vignette, the featured cocktail ‘Plague Party’ ties to Les Barocudas’ JUNO-nominated album La Peste, a musical journey exploring the plague. The cocktail draws on two recipes for early remedies against illness: Plague Water, used to treat or prevent black plague, and Aqua Mirabilis, used as a miraculous cure for just about anything. Registration is complimentary at the link in our bio or at greatlakeschambermusic.org
The Great Lakes Chamber Music Festival would like The Great Lakes Chamber Music Festival would like to welcome another new staff member, Bridget Favre! Bridget serves as our new Director of Marketing with 15 years of marketing experience under her belt. We're excited to see the new ideas she brings to the Festival!
The Great Lakes Chamber Music Festival welcomes an The Great Lakes Chamber Music Festival welcomes another new staff member! Gramm Drennen is our new Development Associate. They are an accomplished cellist and composer, as well as a graduate from Bowling Green State University and the Boston Conservatory.
The Great Lakes Chamber Music Festival would like The Great Lakes Chamber Music Festival would like send a great thank you to our outgoing Director of Marketing Tom Hitchman. Tom took over the position at the beginning of the pandemic and his leadership has helped us plan virtual performances, as well as socially distant live ones, and kept us in touch with our audiences. We wish him a happy and fun retirement!
The Great Lakes Chamber Music Festival has named J The Great Lakes Chamber Music Festival has named Jennifer Laredo Watkins as Director of Artistic Planning. In this new role, she’ll work with the Artistic and Executive Directors regarding selection of artists and programs, rehearsal schedules, and other artistic matters. The role builds upon the role of Artistic Liaison that she has been so effectively fulfilling at the Festival for the last several years.
Save the Date! On October 21 at 5:30 p.m. EDT, the Save the Date! On October 21 at 5:30 p.m. EDT, the Great Lakes Chamber Music Festival hosts it's next Virtual Vignette. See JUNO-Nominated trio Les Barocudas with Nathan Mondry, harpsichord, Marie Nadeau-Tremblay, violin and Ryan Gallagher, viola da gamba. Stay tuned next week for information on how to register.

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