28 seasons

 

Lewisville Lake International

Chamber Series

Free concerts featuring emerging artists 

from around the world.

 The Linden Duet

 

Sponsored by the Lewisville Lake Symphony in cooperation with the

 University of North Texas

Patricia Surman, flute,

Naoko Nakamura-Stromberg, harp

Friday, March 27, 2009 at 7:30 p.m.

Trinity Presbyterian Church  (Map)
5500 Morriss Road, Flower Mound TX 75028
(Just south of Marcus HS, on the other side of the road.)

Concert is free  - a donation to the Symphony is welcomed

 

JS Bach: Sonata in C Major
   I    Andante - Allegro
   II   Allegro
   III  Adagio
   IV  Menuetto I - Menuetto II

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Georges Bizet:  Intermezzo from Carmen

 

Gabriel Faure:  Sicillene

 

----Intermission----

 

Vincent Persichetti: Serenade No. 10 for flute & harp, Op. 79

   I       Larghetto
   II      Allegro comodo
   III     Andante grazioso
   IV    Andante cantabile
   V     Allegretto
   VI    Scherzando
   VII   Adagietto
   VIII  Vivo 
 

   

Claude Debussy:  Syrinx for flute alone
   

Gamal Abdel-Rahim:  Rasqat Isis

 

Naoko Nakamura-Stromberg, harp

A native of Yokohama, Japan, harpist Naoko Nakamura Stromberg has played with Dallas Symphony, the Fort Worth Symphony, the Houston Symphony and the Houston Ballet.

 

She has also performed as a soloist, chamber musician, and orchestra member in the U.S., Asia, Central America, and South America.

 

 Her professional training began at the Manhattan School of Music, followed by three years of study with Ms. Alice Chalifoux at the Oberlin Conservatory of Music where she received a Bachelor of Music in Harp Performance and Piano.

 

Ms. Stromberg also spent three summers at the Salzedo Harp Colony in Camden, Maine, and two years at the Shepherd School of Music, Rice University where she obtained a Masters Degree in Harp Performance under the direction of Ms. Paula Page, principal harpist for the Houston Symphony.

 

She maintains an active performing and teaching schedule in the Dallas/ Ft. Worth area.

 

Patricia Surman

Flutist Patricia Surman  has played flute and piccolo with the Tulsa Symphony, San Angelo Symphony, Flower Mound Chamber Orchestra and the Redlands Symphony. She has been a concerto soloist on flute and piccolo with the Riverside Camerata, the Keene Camerata, the UNT Flute Choir, and the Flutissimo Académie in Les Vovires, France.

 

She is the Adjunct Instructor of Flute at Northeastern State University in Tahlequah, Oklahoma, Southwestern Adventist University in Keene, Texas, and at Tulsa Community College. She is currently a doctoral candidate at the UNT.

 

Patricia recently completed a solo recital tour in California and Nevada. She was invited to play solo recitals in Madrid and Alcala, Spain in July 2007 and completed a tour of Oklahoma and Texas with Madera Winds.

 

She was piccolo concerto soloist with the Keene Camerata on Vivaldi's Concerto in C major, RV 443. Upcoming engagements include guest artist recitals at Methodist University, Southwestern Adventist University, and Northeastern State University, as well as guest speaker and performer at the Mid-South Flute Society's 2009 Festival. Patricia can be heard in recordings on the GIA and Mark Custom labels and as a soloist on the GIA Choarlworks CD series