GREETINGS FROM THE BOARD PRESIDENT
Katherine Runnels, President
Welcome to our 30th Season. Save the dates!
2014-2015 Series Concerts:
September 30, 2014
November 18, 2014
December 13, 2014
February 3, 2015
March 24, 2015
Front Range Chamber Players are busy planning and preparing for our 30th Season! It is my privilege to serve as the president of the board of directors, and I pledge to work hard to honor our previous successes and aim for new ones. We are delighted that you are joining us as we celebrate the joy and inspiration that this wonderful music brings to our lives. We believe you will agree that chamber music is thriving in Northern Colorado! Under the leadership of Erik Peterson, now in his fourth season as Artistic Director, the repertoire is an eclectic mix of traditional and innovative works, and the musicians include the very best in Colorado as well as our exciting guest artists.
We are sincerely grateful to all of our dedicated supporters, with special thanks to the sponsors of the first three Series concerts of the 2013-2014 season, Bob and Linda Messersmith, the FRCP board of directors, and Don Park.
We invite your comments and suggestions at any time at info@frontrangechamberplayers.org.
And now – Let's get ready for the 30th season!
Sincerely,
Katherine Runnels
Welcome to our 30th Season. Save the dates!
2014-2015 Series Concerts:
September 30, 2014
November 18, 2014
December 13, 2014
February 3, 2015
March 24, 2015
Front Range Chamber Players are busy planning and preparing for our 30th Season! It is my privilege to serve as the president of the board of directors, and I pledge to work hard to honor our previous successes and aim for new ones. We are delighted that you are joining us as we celebrate the joy and inspiration that this wonderful music brings to our lives. We believe you will agree that chamber music is thriving in Northern Colorado! Under the leadership of Erik Peterson, now in his fourth season as Artistic Director, the repertoire is an eclectic mix of traditional and innovative works, and the musicians include the very best in Colorado as well as our exciting guest artists.
We are sincerely grateful to all of our dedicated supporters, with special thanks to the sponsors of the first three Series concerts of the 2013-2014 season, Bob and Linda Messersmith, the FRCP board of directors, and Don Park.
We invite your comments and suggestions at any time at info@frontrangechamberplayers.org.
And now – Let's get ready for the 30th season!
Sincerely,
Katherine Runnels
Erik Peterson, Artistic Director
Dear Friends, Fellow musicians, Board members,
Volunteers, and Donors:
Front Range Chamber Players is 30 years young! I am thrilled by our success and look forward to many more years of exciting chamber music for the Front Range community. These past years have been full of wonderful concerts, camaraderie,
and good fun; I am honored to be a part of it.
A primary reason for our success is the integral part the Board and volunteers take in the workings of FRCP. They support our concert series, the children’s concerts, holding receptions and parties, and even housing musicians. Without their dedication, these concerts would not be possible. THANK YOU!!!
From Tchaikovsky’s triumphal “Souvenir de Florence,” to beautiful songs of Brahms, to the compelling Sextet of Dohnanyi and a FRCP commissioned work by CSU composer James David, there is wonderful music to look forward to this season. We are expanding the number of performances with the addition of a Saturday afternoon chamber orchestra concert in December. This program includes fun and familiar works to get us into the spirit of the season. The concert will feature many wonderful musicians and two different looks at winter, one through the eyes of Vivaldi, the other through the eyes of Piazzolla. Moving on from winter, Mozart’s “Spring” Quartet in February will anticipate spring. Our final performance of the season will include Beethoven’s “Eyeglasses Duo” and Satie’s “Things seen to the left and right,” which may help us to see music in different directions, with the help of glasses, of course.
I look forward to our performances!
Erik Peterson
Front Range Chamber Players Board of Directors
Katherine Runnels, President
Robert Molison, Vice-President
Linda Messersmith, Secretary
Robert Messersmith, Treasurer
David Patton Barone
Nancy Kaufman
Susan Lauscher
Meg Maciejewski
Roberta (Bobbie) Mielke
Debra Throgmorton
Dear Friends, Fellow musicians, Board members,
Volunteers, and Donors:
Front Range Chamber Players is 30 years young! I am thrilled by our success and look forward to many more years of exciting chamber music for the Front Range community. These past years have been full of wonderful concerts, camaraderie,
and good fun; I am honored to be a part of it.
A primary reason for our success is the integral part the Board and volunteers take in the workings of FRCP. They support our concert series, the children’s concerts, holding receptions and parties, and even housing musicians. Without their dedication, these concerts would not be possible. THANK YOU!!!
From Tchaikovsky’s triumphal “Souvenir de Florence,” to beautiful songs of Brahms, to the compelling Sextet of Dohnanyi and a FRCP commissioned work by CSU composer James David, there is wonderful music to look forward to this season. We are expanding the number of performances with the addition of a Saturday afternoon chamber orchestra concert in December. This program includes fun and familiar works to get us into the spirit of the season. The concert will feature many wonderful musicians and two different looks at winter, one through the eyes of Vivaldi, the other through the eyes of Piazzolla. Moving on from winter, Mozart’s “Spring” Quartet in February will anticipate spring. Our final performance of the season will include Beethoven’s “Eyeglasses Duo” and Satie’s “Things seen to the left and right,” which may help us to see music in different directions, with the help of glasses, of course.
I look forward to our performances!
Erik Peterson
Front Range Chamber Players Board of Directors
Katherine Runnels, President
Robert Molison, Vice-President
Linda Messersmith, Secretary
Robert Messersmith, Treasurer
David Patton Barone
Nancy Kaufman
Susan Lauscher
Meg Maciejewski
Roberta (Bobbie) Mielke
Debra Throgmorton
