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SUMMARY:Dancing Heart \"From Mozart to Milonga\"
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DESCRIPTION:Dancing Heart \"From Mozart to Milonga\" - Karen Johnson\, flut
 e\, Bryan\nBourne\, trombone\, and Mariko Hiller\, piano November 2\, 2024
  at 3:00\np.m. Avenue United Methodist Church\, 20 Church Street\, Milford
 \, DE\nKaren Johnson is known as a colorful and virtuosic stylist\, both o
 f\nsolo and chamber music repertoire. She has served as principal flutist\
 nof the Washington Bach Consort and Co-Principal of the Chesapeake\nOrches
 tra. The Washington Post has described her playing as\n\"exquisite\" and \
 "mesmerizing\,\" and in another recent review the Post\nsaid \" ... flutis
 t Karen Johnson wrought unforgettable magic.\" She has\nperformed througho
 ut the United States and Mexico with the Takacs\nString Quartet\, the Bach
  Aria Group\, and also with popular artist\,\nStevie Wonder. Bryan Bourne 
 retired from “The President’s Own”\nUnited States Marine Band after 
 nearly 30 years of active service. He\nwas the Marine Band’s Principal T
 rombonist for the last 23 years\,\nSolo Trombonist with the White House Or
 chestra\, and on many of the\nChamber Music Concerts. Bryan also performed
  in many of the PBS\nspecials “Music at the White House\,” which featu
 res many of the\ncountry’s finest artists from many different musical ge
 nres. Mariko\nHiller\, a native of Japan\, began studying piano at the age
  of five.\nImmigrating to the U.S.\, she continued her piano studies with\
 ndistinguished pianists/teachers\, Nicholas Zumbro (University of\nArizona
 ) and Peter Takács (Oberlin Conservatory of Music). She has\nbeen an acti
 ve chamber musician in the Metropolitan Washington area\nfor over 30 years
 .                 Venue: Mispillion\nPerformance Series.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Dancing Heart \"From Mozart to Milonga\" - Kar
 en Johnson\, flute\, Bryan Bourne\, trombone\, and Mariko Hiller\, piano N
 ovember 2\, 2024 at 3:00 p.m. Avenue United Methodist Church\, 20 Church S
 treet\, Milford\, DE Karen Johnson is known as a colorful and virtuosic st
 ylist\, both of solo and chamber music repertoire. She has served as princ
 ipal flutist of the Washington Bach Consort and Co-Principal of the Chesap
 eake Orchestra. The Washington Post has described her playing as \"exquisi
 te\" and \"mesmerizing\,\" and in another recent review the Post said \" .
 .. flutist Karen Johnson wrought unforgettable magic.\" She has performed 
 throughout the United States and Mexico with the Takacs String Quartet\, t
 he Bach Aria Group\, and also with popular artist\, Stevie Wonder. Bryan B
 ourne retired from “The President’s Own” United States Marine Band a
 fter nearly 30 years of active service. He was the Marine Band’s Princip
 al Trombonist for the last 23 years\, Solo Trombonist with the White House
  Orchestra\, and on many of the Chamber Music Concerts. Bryan also perform
 ed in many of the PBS specials “Music at the White House\,” which feat
 ures many of the country’s finest artists from many different musical ge
 nres. Mariko Hiller\, a native of Japan\, began studying piano at the age 
 of five. Immigrating to the U.S.\, she continued her piano studies with di
 stinguished pianists/teachers\, Nicholas Zumbro (University of Arizona) an
 d Peter Takács (Oberlin Conservatory of Music). She has been an active ch
 amber musician in the Metropolitan Washington area for over 30 years.   
               Venue: Mispillion Performance Series.
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