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Student Performers Shine at Steinway

Reunion 2002 outside Lerner Hall
PHOTO: MICHAEL DAMES

Monica Davis ’05 and Philip Rapoport ’05 performed Johannes Brahms’s “Quintet in B Minor for Clarinet and Strings” at the third annual Steinway Gala Concert on April 4. The other performers in the quintet were Abigail Ebin ’05, violin, Columbia/Juilliard exchange student Alicia Lee, clarinet, and Laura Usiskin ’05, cello.

The concert featured 20 students from the Music Performance Program who performed seven pieces ranging from Brahms and Bach to contemporary composer Rodion Schedrin. More than 100 students, family members, alumni, faculty and administrators attended the concert, which was held at Steinway Hall on West 57th Street in Manhattan. Music Performance Program Director Deborah Bradley (who organized the concert), Dean Austin Quigley and Professor of Music Elaine Sisman spoke before the performances.

The Music Performance Program seeks to enable students to develop as musicians within Columbia’s academic setting by providing and facilitating opportunities for musical instruction, participation and performance. The program offers private lessons and sponsors performing ensembles.

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