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SUMMARY:Mendelssohn 4\, Rorem Concerto
DESCRIPTION:Milliken Auditorium\, Dennos MuseumSunday\, November 15\, 2026 at 3:00 pmTraverse City PhilharmonicKevin Rhodes\, conductorKyle Stachnik\, cello \n> Rorem Cello Concerto> Mendelssohn Symphony No. 4\, “Italian” \nTC native & product of our education programs\, Kyle Stachnik\, returns home to make his TC Phil solo debut in the lyrical\, unique\, and all-around amazing Cello Concerto by American composer\, Ned Rorem. From Italian town squares and churches to metropolitan American sounds\, this concert will be a journey to remember. \n \nKyle Stachnik is a cellist\, chamber musician\, educator\, and artistic director whose work spans the concert stage\, university classroom\, recording studio\, and arts-presenting world. He is Professor of Cello at California State University\, Sacramento\, where he teaches applied cello and coaches undergraduate and graduate chamber ensembles. He also serves as Adjunct Professor of Cello at Pacific Union College and maintains a private studio. \n\nRead full bio ↓Show less ↑\n\nAlongside his teaching\, Stachnik maintains an active career as an orchestral and chamber musician. He is Fourth Chair Cellist of the Santa Rosa Symphony and Assistant Principal Cellist of the Bay Philharmonic\, and regularly performs with ensembles throughout California\, including the New Century Chamber Orchestra\, Sacramento Philharmonic and Opera\, Opera San José\, Monterey Symphony\, and SF Broadway. His recording work includes projects at Skywalker Sound\, a Deutsche Grammophon release with the New Century Chamber Orchestra\, and chamber music for film and television. \nStachnik is also the co-founder and Artistic Director of Viridian Strings\, a summer chamber music series based in Northwest Michigan’s Grand Traverse region. Since its founding\, the series has established a distinctive multi-venue presence\, bringing internationally active performers together for thoughtfully curated chamber music programs. Stachnik guides each season from conception through performance\, curating repertoire\, commissioning and premiering new works\, and collaborating with guest artists. Through Viridian Strings\, he creates ambitious\, personal\, and accessible musical experiences that connect artists and audiences in his childhood home of Northern Michigan. \nAs a chamber musician\, Stachnik has collaborated with internationally acclaimed musicians including Ben Beilman\, Dimitri Murrath\, William Fedkenheuer\, Marcy Rosen\, Itamar Zorman\, Amy Schwartz Moretti\, Chauncey Patterson\, Andres Cardenes\, Dennis Kim\, Jodi Levitz\, and Ross Harbaugh. \nStachnik’s musical training began at Interlochen Arts Academy\, where he studied with Crispin Campbell\, and continued at the University of Miami’s Frost School of Music\, where he earned a Bachelor of Music in Cello Performance under Ross Harbaugh. He later received a Master of Music in Chamber Music from the San Francisco Conservatory of Music\, studying with Jennifer Culp. He performs on a 2018 cello specially commissioned from Raymond Schryer and a bow by Christopher Graves.
URL:https://tcphil.org/events/mendelssohn-4-rorem-concerto/
LOCATION:Milliken Auditorium
CATEGORIES:Masterworks,TC Phil Professional,Traverse City Philharmonic
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