Triangle Youth Orchestra

Triangle Youth Orchestra
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Tim Kohring
 Conductor,
Triangle Youth Orchestra

Tim Kohring, Conductor,
Triangle Youth Orchestra

Tim Kohring is looking forward to another fantastic year as the Triangle Youth Orchestra director. He was excited to return back to his musical roots in the Philharmonic Association in 2008, having played in TYP and TYS during his years at Leesville High School. Mr. Kohring received his Bachelor's Degree in Music Performance from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where he also studied conducting with Mr. Tonu Kalam and Dr. Michael Votta. He then completed a Master's in Arts in Teaching from the UNC-CH School of Education. Mr. Kohring began his first year at North Garner Middle School in 2009 where he teaches concert band classes and jazz band ensembles, and enjoys the benefits and challenges to teaching in a year round school. He can be seen from time to time playing with various community ensembles as a tuba player. Mr. Kohring is a member of Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, the North Carolina Bandmasters Association, and the North Carolina Music Educators Association.

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Jacob Wenger, Assistant Conductor
Triangle Youth Orchestra

Cellist Jacob Wenger is a native of Raleigh and a former Principal in the Triangle Youth Philharmonic. He received an undergraduate degree from the University of North Carolina School of the Arts, and a Masters degree from Manhattan School of Music. Mr. Wenger currently holds positions in the Raleigh Symphony, the Tar River Philharmonic, and the North Carolina Theatre pit orchestra. He has performed with several touring Broadway shows at the Durham Performing Arts Center. Mr. Wenger has also performed with the "Requiem for Darfur" Orchestra in Carnegie Hall, an orchestra which included some of the best orchestral and chamber musicians in the United States. He maintains a private studio in Raleigh, and is also on the faculty at Ravenscroft School, Community Music School, and the Hayes-Barton School of Music. Mr. Wenger studied privately with Margo Drakos, Zvi Plesser, Marcy Rosen, and Jonathan Kramer. He has also studied chamber music with Robert Mann, the founding first violinist of the Juilliard String Quartet, as well as Sylvia Rosenberg and Jeffrey Cohen.

2012-2013 Personnel

Violin I

Saujas Nandi, Concertmaster
Frederick Chang, , Associate Concertmaster
Maggie Russ
Melodie Chang
Jaewon Jung
Jessica Zhong
Abhraneel Dutta
Alicia Kim
Grace Chow
Neha Vangipurapu
Abby Sun
Adithya Sriram
Reid Miller
Annie Zhang
Julia Jurkin
Samuel Chow
Christopher Long
Morgan Thomas

Viola

Akul Narang, Co-Principal
Tanguy Absillis, Co-Principal
Radhika Tawade
Matthew Falcone
Elina Spradlin
Jackson McClintock
Anirudh Hari
Mayumi Zeyak

Violin II

Abigail Marshall, Principal
Kapilesh Ramanarayanan, Associate Principal
Emily Fang
Byron Qi
Rohan Krishnan
Zachary Guan
Kadhir Patchamuthu
Sarah Grimes
Sammie Kim
Alexander Dryer
Joseph Choi
Cassie Wan
Frank Zheng
Melissa Kong
Morgan Pasewicz
Shubham Mathur
Prerna Mamileti
Isabelle Graham
Lavinia Wood

Cello

Mila Bolash, Principal
Kaitlyn Boyd, Assistant Principal
Frank Donini
Justin Kim
Cleo Chang
Gabriel Ramos
Kevin Chang
Michelle Whitlock
Allen Yuan
Veronica Markey
Rachel Gittelman
Lily Lee

Bass

Joshua Mortensen, Principal
Danielle GrinerAssistant Principal

Flute
Nolan Miranda
Sena Park
Harry Song
Nina Yao

Oboe

Janice Kim

Clarinet

Ben Kipps
August Ning
Danielle Park
Michael Talbott
Bassoon

French Horn

Grace Cline
Michael Nock
Elizabeth Putnam
Hannah Putnam

Trumpet
Henry Hopson
Jacob Jones
Alex McKeveny
Edward Park

Trombone

Will Daniels
Connor Scanlon
Thomas Wright

Tuba

Phillip Stone

Harp

Olivia Cline

NOTES:
The Woodwind and Brass Sections Rotate

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TYO Repertoire
Bach - Kjelland Komm Susser Tod
Bartok - Bauernschmidt Peasant Suite
Beethoven - Leidig Symphony No. 5, First Movement
Beethoven - Leidig Symphony No. 9, Finale
Berlioz - Meyer March to the Scaffold
Bizet - Alshin Carmen, Intermezzo
Brahms - Bauernschmidt Hungarian Dance No. 5
Brahms - Carlin Symphony No. 1, Finale
Dvorak - Isaac Slavonic Dance No. 8
Dvorak - Meyer Symphony No. 9, Largo
Gliere - Errante Russian Sailor’s Dance
Handel - Goldsmith Handel’s Greatest Hits
Johann Strauss, Jr. - Meyer Emperor Waltz
Mahler - Leidig Symphony No. 3, Finale
Mahler - Meyer Symphony No.1, Feierlich und gemessen
Schubert - Lehmeier Symphony No. 8, First Movement
Schubert - Leidig Overture to Rosamunde
Tchaikovsky - Isaac Capriccio Italien
Tchaikovsky - Higgins Triumphant March
Tchaikovsky - Leidig Symphony No. 5, Andante and Vivace
Telemann - Bauernschmidt Overture in g minor
Vivaldi - Bauernschmidt "Winter" from The Four Seasons
Vivaldi - Moore Concerto in D Major for Harp
Wagner - Siennicki Der Meistersinger Excerpts

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