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ONEONTA CONCERT ASSOCIATION CONCERT

History

In the summer of 1928, representatives from New York City's Community Concerts came to Oneonta to discuss their plan for bringing quality concerts to cities throughout the United States. Mrs. David H. Mills, a musician, was approached and was attracted to the idea. Other residents joined Mrs. Mills in planning for this new community organization. The Oneonta Community Concert Association was formed in December 1928. According to a story in The Oneonta Herald, on December 13, 1928, a committee was selected, with Roscoe C. Briggs as chairman, the Hon. Charles Smith, treasurer, and W.W. Capron, secretary. Additional committee members were Mayor B.C. Lauren, Dr. George J. Dana, Owen C. Becker, Mrs. Lee D. VanWoert and Mrs. David Mills. Many community organizations: (Rotary, Kiwanis, Women's Club, Business Women's Club, Elks, Masons, Oneonta Normal School, Hartwick College, Oneonta Club, YMCA, IOOF, American Legion, Ministers' Association) and a long list of individuals were consulted. The Oneonta Herald reported: "Steps that will assure this city three or more high grade musical events each winter season, with a minimum of effort, to be given by a representative ... group of citizens, were taken ... at the mayor's office in the formation of the Oneonta Community Concerts' Association. The purpose of the organization is to form a membership group which will form a permanent audience for these concerts, after the plan of the Community Concerts' corporation of New York City.

FIRST CONCERT SERIES

February 13, 1929 - Russian Symphonic Choir, directed by Basile Kibalchich

March 6, 1929 - Lawrence Tibbett, baritone, with pianist Stewart Wille

April 22, 1929 - Albert Spalding, violin, with Andre Benoist

EARLY CONCERTS 1929 – 1969

SYMPHONIES and CHORUSES

Indianapolis Symphony

Columbus Symphony

Rochester Philharmonic

Buffalo Philharmonic

Boston Pops Orchestra

Pittsburgh Symphony

Minneapolis Symphony

Washington National Symphony

St. Louis Sinfonietta

The Hall Johnson Choir

The Trapp Family Singers

The DePaur Chorus

The Roger Wagner Chorale

Soloists and Small Ensembles

Paul Althouse, tenor

Nino Martin, tenor

Gregor Piatigorsky, cello

Joseph Hoffman, piano

Dorothy Maynor, soprano

Mischa Elman, violin

Bartlett and Robinson, duo pianos

Paul Robeson, baritone

James Melton, tenor

Rudolf Firkusny, piano

Jorge Bolet, piano

Rise Stevens, soprano

Rose, Bampton, soprano

Todd Duncan and Camilla Williams.

Virgil Fox, organ

The Juilliard String Quartet

ONEONTA CONCERT ASSOCIATION SERIES 1970-2012

1970-1971 Music from Marlboro • Gold & Findale, duo-pianists • Don Pasquale, opera

1971-1972 Veronica Tyler, soprano• Munich Chamber Orchestra •` David Bar-Illan, piano

1972-1973 Beaux Arts Trio • Great Stars of Jazz • Leonard Pennario, piano

1973-1974 Warsaw Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra • Lillian Kallir, piano • Addis & Crofut, folk

Artists ⚫New York Ballet Ensemble

  1. – 1975 Stan Freeman, Jazz Pianist ⚫ Paul Kuentz Chamber Orchestra of Paris • The Romeros,

guitar ensemble •Jamie Laredo, violin

  1. Yehuda Hanani, cello • Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra • Texas Boy Choir • New York

Brass Quintet

  1. Claude Frank, piano • The Western Wind, vocal ensemble • Joffrey Ballet II • Boston Symphony Chamber Players 1
  1. Music by Three • Symphony Orchestra of Brazil, with pianist Christina Ortiz • Houle &

Wibaux, mime •Maureen Forrester, contralto

  1. Alvin Ailey Repertory Ensemble • Music from Marlboro • Vienna Choir Boys •

Leonard Rose, cello

1979-1980 The Tamburitzans, folk dance ensemble • Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra •

Guarneri String Quartet

  1. Marian McPartland, jazz pianist • Royal Winnepeg Ballet • Kalichstein, Laredo,

Robinson Trio •.Chamber Orchestra of Nice, with Ransom Wilson, flute duet

  1. Anthony and Joseph Paratore, duo-pianists • Gregg Smith Singers • Sofia Philharmonic

Orchestra of Bulgaria • Musical Offering

May, 1982 SPECIAL CONCERT Mummenshanz

  1. Tashi, chamber ensemble • Ohio Ballet • Colin Carr, cello • Christopher O'Riley, piano ⚫

Empire Brass Quintet

  1. Nikolais Dance Theater • New Black Eagle Jazz Band• Marvis Martin, soprano •

Stockholm Sinfonietta, with Stefan Scheja, piano • Mendelssohn String Quartet

  1. Michael Girt, piano • National Arts Centre Orchestra of Canada • Boehm Woodwind Quintet •Concert Royal, Baroque dance company • Tomov, Yugoslavian dance ensemble
  1. Empire Brass Quintet • Connecticut Ballet, Nutcracker' Prague Chamber Orchestra ●

Jaime Bolipata. Piano • Benny Kim, violin

  1. Indianapolis Ballet Theater • Stars from D'Oyly Carte, music of Gilbert & Sullivan • Forough Duo, violin & piano •. Finnish National Symphony Orchestra, with bass soloist Matti Salminens Verdery & Schmidt, guitar & flute
  1. Marcy Rosen, cello • Anthony & Joseph Paratore, duo-pianists • New World String Quartet & David Shifrin, clarinet • Mostly Mozart Festival Orchestra, with conductor Gerard Schwartz and piano soloist Horacio Gutierrez • Momix
  1. Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra • Ballet Gran Folklorico de Mexico • New York Vocal

Arts Ensemble •Musicians from Marlboro • Constantine Orbelian, piano

  1. Annapolis Brass Quintet and Charlie Byrd Trio • Chamber Music Northwest on Tour:

Ransom Wilson, flute, Nancy Allen, harp, Toby Hoffman, viola • Stuttgart Chamber

Orchestra, Leon Fleisher, conductor, with piano soloist John O'Connor • Allegra Kent &

Gary Chryst, dancers with piano soloist

  1. Gregg Smith Singers • Sofia Philharmonic Orchestra of Bulgaria • Edmund Battersby,

piano • Boston Chamber Music Society

  1. Oregon • Kalichstein, Laredo, Robinson Trio • American Boychoir • Bath International

Ensemble, string quartet, flute, clarinet, piano • Empire Brass Quintet

  1. Vienna Strauss Ensemble •Western Wind • Jose Greco Spanish Dance Company •

Montpelier Moscow Chamber Orchestra, with cellist Julian Lloyd-Webber

April, 1993 SPECIAL CONCERT 65th Anniversary Celebration; Peter Samelson, magician

  1. James Dapogny's Chicago Jazz Band • Vivaldi Orchestra of Moscow • Echoes of Africa,

Senegalese story teller, Piedmont bluesmen, folk singers, tap dancer • New York Chamber Ensemble • Cecilia Dunoyer de Segonzac, piano

  1. Count Basie Orchestra • Guido LeBron, baritone • Ballet National du Senegal •

Meridian Arts Ensemble, brass quintet and percussion • Brentano String Quartet

  1. The On Time Quintet, jazz • Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, piano horn,

violin, cello • Capriccio Stravagante, harpsichord, viola da gamba, soprano • Sharon Isbin, guitar •Syracuse Symphony Orchestra, with violinist Lee-Chin Slow

  1. Hank Jones Trio ● Calliope, Renaissance band, with composer Peter Schickele • Empire

Brass • The Tamburitzans • Syracuse Symphony Orchestra

  1. Sherrie Maricle and DIVA, jazz orchestra • Anthony Molinaro, piano • Netherlands Wind Ensemble • Hasty Pudding Puppet Company • Limon Dance Company • Musicians from Marlboro
  1. Timothy Perry, clarinet, Margaret Reitz, piano • Keith Brions's New Sousa Band • Axel

Strauss, violin soloist, with Catskill Symphony Orchestra • Erik William Suter, organ • Brentano String Quartet •Magnificat, English choir singers • Battlefield Band

  1. Janacek Chamber Orchestra • Quartetto Gelato • Taylor 2, Paul Taylor Dance Company • Valparaiso University Chorale and Symphony Orchestra • Andres Diaz, cello • Butch Thompson Trio
  1. Adam Neiman, piano •Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, clarinet, piano, string

quartet •The Western Wind •Syracuse Symphony Orchestra, with piano soloist ● Independence Jazz Reunion

  1. Rebel, early music ensemble • Bayanihan Philippine Dance Company • Nicholas

Payton Quintet •Jung-Young Baek, violin • Czech Nonet, strings and winds

  1. American Brass Quintet • Ailey II Dance company • Syracuse Symphony with cello

soloist Julie Albers • Eileen Ivers Band

  1. Taylor 2 • Vassilis Varvaresos, piano • Waverly Consort • International Sejong Soloists,

with flute soloist Eugenia Zukerman • Rufus Reid Quintet

  1. Sean Curran Company (Dance) ●Vienna Choir Boys • Musicians from Marlboro ●

Syracuse Symphony Orchestra • Claremont Trio

  1. Burning River Brass • Tamburitzans • Les Violons du Roy • Imani Winds • Count

Basie Orchestra

December 2005 Special Concert Richard Fountain, piano

  1. Tannahill Weavers • International Sejong Soloists • eighth blackbird • Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center •Taylor 2 Dance Company
  1. American Brass Quintet, Billy Childs, piano • American Ballet Theatre II • Tafelmusik •Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center • Quartetto Gelato
  1. Song and Dance Ensemble of West Africa • America's Dream Chamber Artists • Cantus •Turtle Island String Quartet • Syracuse Symphony • Barra MacNeils

2009-2010 Baltimore Consort • Koresh Dance Company • Concertante • Minneapolis Guitar

Quartet • Harry Allen Jazz Quintet

  1. Eileen Ivers • Bayanihan Philippine National Dance Company • America's Dream

Chamber Artists •Imani Winds • The String Orchestra of New York City

  1. Borromeo String Quartet • Mark O'Connor with Catskill Symphony Orchestra • Rossano Sportiello, piano •Boston Chamber Music Society • Taylor 2 Dance Company

December 2012 Special Concert Richard Fountain, piano

2012-2013 Battlefield Band ● Portals (with violinist Timothy Fain) ● Chatham Baroque ●

Parnas Duo (violin, cello, & piano) ●Ron Carter, jazz bassist & The Golden

Striker Trio (OCA's 85th Anniversary Gala Concert)

  1. Koresh Dance Company ● Les Violons du Roy● Cantus ● Paul Huang, violin ●

Manhattan Brass

2014-2015 Vanaver Caravan ●Musicians from Marlboro ● Chris Brubeck's Triple Play ●

String Orchestra of New York ● Grace Kelly Jazz Quartet

  1. Taylor 2 Dance Company ●Gleb Ivanov, piano ●Nathaniel Dett Chorale●Chamber Music

Society of Lincoln Center ● Michael Holober’s Gatham Jazz Orchestra

2016-2017 Koresh Dance •Rebel (baroque) •Narek Arutyunian (Clarinet)/Yun-Chin Zhou (Piano) •Roop Verma •Todd Williams (Jazz)

2017-2018 Dylan Foley •Anzia Sax Quartet •Tessa Lark(Flute) •Misha/Cipa Dichter (Piano) •Verona String Quartet

2018-2019 Boston Brass •Renaissance Men •Matthew Lipman/Henry Kramer •Project Trio •Big Galute

2019-2020 •Ronald K Brown/Evidence (dance) •Brandon Ridenour (trumpet) •Ana Laura Gonzales (flute)/Fideliz Campbell (piano) •Lysander Piano Trio (cancelled) •Imani Winds (cancelled)

2021 - Imani Winds

2022 - Lysander Trio, Rachel Schutz, Roop Verma

2023 - Adam Kent, Terry Barber, Catalyst Quartet, Vanaver Caravan: Earthbeat

2024 - PROJECT Trio, Zodiac Trio, Rory Block, Carsie Blanton

2025 - Castalia String Quartet, Paul Blake, Pedro Giraudo Quartet, Kieran Kane and Rayna Gellert, David Snyder

2026 -  Dorian Wind Quartet, Dua Copla, Julieta Eugenio Trio, Richard Fountain

2027 - Pena Project Flamenco,  The Oneonta Chamber Music Society,

References

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