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West Jersey Chamber Music Societyis dedicated to

Officers

William Mueller, PresidentGerard M. Dinon, CPA, TreasurerCarl Winter, Secretary

Board of Trustees

Michael DevineGerard M. Dinon, CPAMark HuddellBarbara M. JordanCecelia D. LaneWilliam MuellerMadelon O. PagleeHarris RansomPatricia RomanDavid ScheibeVictoria SewellJoyce SheldenCarl Winter

Music Director

Joel Krott

Executive Director

Renée T. Jones

Advisory Board

Frank GiordanoRoger K. GrahamGeorge HoneyfordStephen HovnanianOrsula Knowlton Pharm D.Elizabeth PrestonCynthia QuintonDeborah Whitesell

Board of Directors

• Producing professional and affordable classical music concerts of the highest musical quality

• Developing and nurturing a diverse audience of music lovers, those new to music, families and young people.

• Enhancing the quality of life in our region through the uplifting and inspiring power of music.

After silence, that which comes nearest to expressing the inexpressible is music.

-Aldous Huxley

Congratulations to theWest Jersey Chamber Music Society

on your

39th year

Of enriching our lives and community through music

107 Flyatt RoadVincentown, New Jersey 08088

609–268–1350

Events of This Concert SeasonSunday, October 28, 2018 at 7:30pmMusic by Teens for Teens: Family Concert

Orchestra Works by Great Composers While Still in their Teens.

West Jersey Chamber OrchestraIgor Szwec, Violin; Evan Ocheret, Oboe; Elizabeth Thompson, Cello

Mozart – Symphonies 13, 23 & 30Schubert – Early String Pieces, D.89

Mendelssohn – String Symphony #3 in E MinorFollowed by Pizza & Popcorn Party

Sponsored by ATL Corp

Saturday, December 8, 2018 at 5:30pm(immediately followed by our Holiday Concert)

A Very Magical Holiday Party with Nutcracker Ballet Theme

With Sophie Wilt of Ballet NJ Performing the Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy & Tchaikovsky’s Nutcracker Ballet Music.

Dinner buffet & Lands of the Sweets desserts. Amazing auction of beautiful gifts & baskets, theater tickets, holiday homes, original art,

restaurant dinners, etc.Make it a Night with our Holiday Concert that immediately follows the party.

Saturday, December 8, 2018 at 8:00pmSongs of Yuletide Joy!

Carols. Songs & Celebrations Old and NewWith Audience Singing Too!

West Jersey Chamber ChoralePerforming the sounds of Christmas by many great composers

Sponsored by CareKinesis™

Events of This Concert SeasonSunday, January 27, 2019 at 7:30pm

Music Transcends: In Celebration of Black History Month

Composers who Overcame Extraordinary Challenges to Bring their Music into Being.

The Arcadian Trio: Igor Szwec, Violin; Vivian Barton Dozor, Cello; Diane Goldsmith, Piano.

With a Premiere based on African-American Spirituals by internationally acclaimed composer Kile Smith; and music by Dimitri Shostakovich, Alexander Zimlinsky & African-American composer,

David Baker.Followed by a Meet-the-Musicians & Composer Reception

Sponsored by Holman Enterprises

Sunday, April 14, 2019 at 7:30pmA City Called Heaven: Music of the Journey to and Life

in HeavenWest Jersey Chamber Chorale and Orchestra with the First Presbyterian

Adult and Chapel ChoirsSongs of Pilgrims on the Journey; Songs of Saints in Glory; Songs of Angels in Worship; Spirituals and Anthems of many styles and periods including

John Rutter’s CBE “Te Deum”.Sponsored by Whitesell and DJK Roofing

Music Director: Joel Krott

For more details please visit our website www.wjcms.org

Great Kids, Going Places.Chloe Chen ’18Hometown: Lumberton

Activities/Honors: Soccer - member of 2017 State Championship team and three Sectional Championship teams; Fencing, co-MVP - 2018 District 2 Sabre Squad Champions; 2018 State Squad Championship Bronze Medalists; 2015 District 2 Saber Squad Silver Medalists; USA Fencing - All American Honorable Mention; Chinese Honors Society; Symphonic Jazz Ensemble, Orchestra Pit for MFS plays; Special Olympics Volunteer

Memorable Academic Project: SEE Project - Anatomy and Physiology project exploring after effects from sprained ankles on the body

Senior Internship: Sunset Road Medical Associates

College: New York University

Career Interest: Nursing

Moorestown Friends School proudly supports the West Jersey Chamber Music Society.

Visit an Open House or contact us today for a tour of the campus.

Moorestown Friends is dedicated to academic excellence, ethical development, diversity, and service to the community.

Highest SAT scores in South Jersey. 110 E. Main St. Moorestown, NJ 08057

For more information or to RSVP, call (856) 914-4426, email [email protected], or visit www.mfriends.org.

“MFS has a very strong sense of community that can’t be found anywhere else.”

Age 3 through Grade 12

Welcome to our 39th year of bringing affordable, world-class music to diverse audiences in Southern New Jersey. The West Jersey Chamber Music Society

professional orchestra and chorale continue to perform great classical compositions, led by Music Director, Joel Krott.

Thanks to the consistent support of sponsors like CareKinesis, Whitesell, ATL Corp, ASL Transportation, Zook Dinon, and an amazing grant from Holman Enterprises we are making a big push this year to diversify and expand our audiences further. This initiative begins with our first concert Music by Teens for Teens Family Concert in October and continues throughout the year, especially with the Music Transcends concert in celebration of Black History Month. The Holman grant will also allow us to increase the number of complimentary tickets to people of modest means, children, students, seniors and the disabled.

We are also organizing three after-concert receptions so that new members can meet the musicians and other members of the WJCMS community. Even our Holiday Party and Fundraiser has a new theme built around the Nutcracker ballet that we hope will attract more families. For all our events children and teens enter free.

We invited you to visit our website for more details on our concerts and musicians www.wjcms.org; and join our online community https://www.facebook.com/WJCMSOCIETY to keep up-to-date on classical music news from around the US and the world.

Enjoy!

WELCOME!

Joel KrottMusic Director

The commitment to these high standards in music begins with Artistic Director Joel Krott. A graduate of the Philadelphia Music Academy, Mr. Krott has studied and traveled throughout Europe, including extensive musical research with renowned masters from the Royal

Conservatory of Copenhagen and the Vienna Conservatory. He has expertly and graciously guided the West Jersey Chamber Music Society ensemble from its inception in 1980, creating 39 seasons of music that

challenge and inspire both supporters and musicians.

This year Joel will be taking his youth choir on a concert tour to Denmark, Sweden and Germany. Join him and his choir on Saturday

November 17 at 7.30pm for a benefit concert when skilled musicians of all ages, who have gone or will be going on the concert tour to Europe,

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Music by Teens for TeensOctober 28th, 2018 at 7:30pm

West Jersey Chamber OrchestraJoel Krott || Music Director

Symphony No. 13 in F Major W.A. Mozart K. 112AllegroAndanteMenuettoMolto Allegro

Sinfonia III in e Minor Felix MendelssohnAllegro di MoltoAndanteAllegro

Symphony No. 23 in D Major W.A. Mozart K. 181Allegro spiritosoAndantino graziosoPresto assai

Early String Pieces Franz Schubert D. 89Minuet with Two Trios in C MajorMinuet in F MajorMinuet with Two Trios in d MinorMinuet with Two Trios in C Major

Symphony No. 30 in D Major W.A. Mozart K. 202Molto AllegroAndantino con motoMenuettoPresto

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Intermission

We salute the

West Jersey Chamber Music Society

on 39 years of beautiful music

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Our Professional Musicians Performing Tonight

1st Violin 2nd ViolinIgor Szwec Guillame CombetDonna Grantham Natasha ColkettJoseph Kauffman Franz Gared Crawford Viola CelloJulie DiGaetani Elizabeth Thompson Laura Manko Jennie Lorenzo

Double Bass OboeStephen Groat Evan Ocheret Jason Sudduth

Horns TrumpetsKaren Schubert Darin Kelly Lyndsie Wilson

Music DirectorJoel Krott

PROGRAM NOTES

MUSIC BY TEENS FOR TEENS BY TEENS

The pieces in this varied program are youthful (written in the early years encompassing their teens), and exemplify the exuberance of the youth of their composers. They were written as pieces designed for mature audiences — but also

as encouragement to young artists about learning the fundamentals of their art and shows that almost anything is attainable with hard work and perseverance. One of the goals of this concert is to attract and appeal to young listeners and that’s why we have chosen these lively compositions. These pieces also are accessible to and enjoyable for young listeners and those learning to enjoy classical music

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (Austrian 1756-1791). Mozart was widely recognized as one of the greatest composers in the history of Western music. Considered a child prodigy, he began composing and playing intricate and celebrated compositions a very young age. But although he is considered a genius, there was another side to Mozart – he had an incredibly bawdy sense of humor with a penchant for remarkably childish behavior! This great composer and musician was also a devoted son, a kind brother, a hard-working music student and husband and father. He loved his mother dearly, he loved his animals (a fox terrier and a starling), and he loved billiards!

Mozart as a child travelled to the courts of Europe to show his virtuosity on the piano and violin; what he wrote was often based on themes or early works from earlier composers. Fortunately, his scores have been mostly saved and recorded, so his development can be traced and heard. He went to excel in all types of classic music, both laic and secular, and his early death at 37 robbed us of a potential contest with the young Beethoven.

Symphony No. 13 in F major, K. 112, by Mozart, was written in Milan during the autumn of 1771 (age of 15). The symphony is in four movements, the second of which is scored for strings alone. The third movement minuet may have been written earlier, and then incorporated into the symphony—the autograph manuscript shows the minuet copied in his father’s hand. One critic describes Symphony No. 13 as the last in "conventional mode"—thereafter "we are in the beginnings of a different world”; the days of building on other’s music are gone.

The instrumentation was: strings, two oboes, two horns, bassoon, continuo:

Allegro, Andante, Menuetto — Trio, Molto allegro.

Symphony 23. Mozart spent many of his teen years in the lovely city of Salzburg in the employ of the Archbishop, where he finished several symphonies, including Symphony No. 23 in D major, K.181/162b – dated as complete on May 19, 1773. It is sometimes called "Overture", even though the autograph score bears the title “Sinfonia". This was among the pieces his father took to Vienna, but was unable to obtain a sponsor for performance. The symphony has the scoring of two oboes, two horns, two trumpets,and strings. He wrote the symphony as a single uninterrupted movement consisting of three distinct tempi:

We Invite YouA Very Magical Holiday Party & Fundraiser

With Sophie Wilt of Ballet NJ Performing The Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy &Tchaikovsky’s Nutcracker Ballet Music

Saturday, December 8, 20185:30 to 7:45 in the Evening

(Immediately followed by our Christmas Concert)

Join your friends and community for a marvelous dinner buffet with desserts inspired by “Land of the Sweets” dances from the Nutcracker

Ballet. Great auction and raffle gifts.

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1. Allegro spiritoso 2. Andantino grazioso 3. Presto assai

Like the symphonies that preceded and followed it, it’s played attacca in the manner of an Italian opera overture. Indeed, the opening Allegro spiritoso is, with its fanfares and chord changes and arpeggios, is more about scoring than it is about themes and modulations. The central Andantino in triple time is a siciliano (dance from Sicily) with the solo oboe singing sweetly above the murmuring strings. The closing Presto assai is a rondo with a contradanse main theme that is almost too quick to be danced, alternating with graceful and ghostly episodes that end with a conventional final cadence.

Symphony No. 30. Mozart wrote Symphony No. 30 in D major in Salzburg, completing it on May 5, 1774. The work is scored for two oboes, bassoon (not in the performance) two horns, two trumpets, timpani and strings. The timpani part has been lost over the years. The work is in four movements. 1. Molto allegro 3. Menuetto and Trio 2. Andantino con moto 4. Presto

The first movement is in sonata form and opens with a falling, dotted fanfare motif. A transitional section follows which contains a dialogue between violins and bass alternating between loud and soft dynamics and ending with a trill. The second theme group of the sonata-form structure contains two sections.

The first is a landler (German peasant dance) scored for two violins against bass while the second is a minuet for all featuring trills on almost every beat. The expositional coda returns to the ländler style. The development focuses on the minuet-style with the phrase-lengths elongated. Following the recapitulation, the movement coda returns to this minuet and regularizes its phrase-lengths before the final cadence. In the trio of the minuet, the first violin is syncopated an eighth-note ahead of the accompaniment. The finale starts off with a falling dotted fanfare motif similar to the one that starts the opening movement. The answering phrase and the movement's second theme have a contradanse quality (a folk dance in which couples face each other in two lines or a square.)

Franz Schubert (1797-1828). Schubert was born near Vienna, not long after Mozart died. Like Mozart, Schubert had an amazing ability to create music in his head. He began composing at age eleven and had written his first symphony by sixteen. When only nineteen years old, Schubert paid homage to his great predecessors, Mozart and Hadyn, with a charming classical symphony, his Fifth Symphony in B-flat major. Schubert may be the least understood of the great composers. For decades after he died in 1828, at the age of thirty-one, most of Schubert’s work was unknown. And when hundreds of Schubert’s compositions were first published in the late 1800’s, romantic legends about the composer suddenly became popular. Schubert was often described as a tortured but amiable genius--a nearsighted, portly cherub of a man who lived in abject poverty and found comfort only in a glass of wine.

Schubert: Early String Pieces D. 89. Ignoring early works by any composer leads us to

Funding is made possible in part by the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State, a partner agency of the National Endowment for the Arts through a grant to the Burlington County Board of Chosen Freeholders. Additionally we thank our donors, staff and volunteers for their support and commitment to WJCMS.

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misunderstand creativity, for often the roots of later greatness are found in an artist’s early pieces. Many of Schubert’s earlier compositions suffered from the prejudice of longer is better and later compositions are the best! Schubert is regarded as a miniaturist and sometimes not taken as seriously as he should be. That his creative impulses found their outlet in smaller works does not affect the quality of the compositions themselves. These pieces are imbued with vitality, freshness and exuberance of youth.

The pieces were written in 1813 (16 years old) and are thought to have been for quartet, but usually, now , played by string ensembles. They were chosen for this program to hear music from Schubert’s teen years that were for a limited sized orchestra. These catchy little Minuets and Trios from 1813 are quite simple. While they are far from major works, we see the development of various features that were later to appear in Schuberts quartets and an obsessiveness with a wide range of surprising key relationships.

“Another interesting feature of the early quartets, especially as he later abandoned it, is the use of clear thematic links between movements or indeed within them, be it a rhythmic figure or the contour of a melody, or a combination of the two. Also each quartet explores new territory and have exquisite string features. We also note that Schubert is already using C major, a key that is bright and ceremonial, as the basis for a work of seriousness and depth. In these quartets we can feel a master in the making, a genius about to bloom”.

Felix Mendelssohn (1809-1847) enjoyed a classical upbringing in Northern Germany and was given a sound musical training. He made his first major mark with music for “A Midsummer’s Night Dream” and an Octet for Strings. He wrote in all media except opera, was a fine conductor, and was mainly responsible for re-introducing Bach to contemporary audiences. He died at 47, only two years after the death of his talented sister, Fanny, whose own music is receiving its own revival.

Sinfonia No. 3 (String Symphony) in e minor for 2 Violins, 2 Violas, Cello & BassFelix Mendelssohn's String Symphony No. 3 in e minor dates from 1821 at which time he was 12 years old. It is the third of the so-called string symphonies he wrote between 1821 and 1823. Although No.3 was, like the others, an assignment in counterpoint from his composition teacher, it is nonetheless a finished work with a sense of humor, and competent use of the violins, perhaps presaging his two violin concertos.

The first and last moments show his knowledge of the contrapuntal and fugal writing of J. S. Bach - not surprising as his teacher's gods of composition were Johann Sebastian Bach, Mozart and Haydn and it was these three composers who served as the young Mendelssohn's models for his string symphonies. These have different combinations of strings.

It is ironic that while none of these early sinfonia as he called them were intended to be played by the massed string section of a modern symphony orchestra or even the size of today's chamber orchestra, that is the only way these works seem to be heard. The title of Sinfonia was given because of the style rather than the number of players he intended for the work. These lovely pieces for not more than six players were meant for home use and for musical soirees.

“We thank our long-time supporter, Roger Graham, for the writing of these program notes. Additional credits also go to www.franzpeterschubert.com.

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Gratefully Thanks Our Supporters! Angels ($5,000 and above) Mr. and Mrs. Harry Knowles Mary and William Mueller The Estate of Jessie Weeks Benefactors ($1,000-$4,999) Anonymous (1) Lucy Rorke-Adams Atlantic Trailer Leasing Corporation Carol Benner The Calvin and Orsula Knowlton Foundation Margaret J. Palmer & Patti Collinson Barbara and Michael Devine DJK Roofing Martha Eshelman Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Eshelman Mr. and Mrs. Frank Giordano Drs. Polly and Roger Graham Holman Enterprises Dr. Stanley and Mrs. Cecelia Lane Jean C. Ridgway CareKinesis Joyce and William Shelden Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Whitesell Zook Dinon CPAs & Consultants

Our dear friend, loving wife and grandmother, Peg Palmer (nee Kennedy), died this last June at the Evergreens. She, and her late husband Jim were long-time,

passionate supporters of West Jersey Chamber Music Society and its Music Director, Joel Krott. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church of

Moorestown for over 50 years and sang in the choir. We send our heartfelt prayers to Peg and her family during this sad time.

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Orchestral Gems: Haydn and MozartOctober 2015

1st ViolinsIgor Szwec Luigi Mazzocchi Blake Espy

2nd ViolinsEmma Kummrow Rachel Segal Rebecca Harris

ViolasJuliie DiGaetani Amy Leonard

CelloVivian Barton Dozor

Double BassAnne Peterson

OboesNick Masterson Alexandra von der Embse

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West Jersey Chamber Music Society would like to acknowledge the generosity and support of the congregation and staff of FPC: for the use of their facility for rehearsals and performances, and for all of the support they have provided our organization through the years.

SupportersDeborah BernetichPatricia Hurley and Kevin CallahanSuzanne Madara CoffeeJoseph CostanzaSandra and Thomas GilmanMelody Harper-RansomGeorge and Mildred HoneyfordElizabeth & Don KennedyElaine Wolk KaufmanElizabeth LittenMary Etta and Lars LoercherConstance M. MadaraDonna and Joseph MarquartKathleen and Patrick McilroyCarol P. MorganJeannette T. MuirAnita PawlukPatricia and George PolettiRobert W. Smith and Stephen T. SmithBarbara and William TrimbleSunny LawrenceMildred and Edgar SternKathleen and Charles ShakespeareJudith and Wayne ThomasGail and Gerald Wells

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