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The last of Emma Clark Library's Spring Concert series, hosted by the Three Village Chamber Players, will be on Sunday, June 25. These performances are in the beautiful setting of the original 1892 library. The public is invited to stroll in, relax and listen to the music while taking in the gorgeous historic scenery (and perhaps even read their favorite novel).
There is no need to register, and anyone – resident or nonresident – is welcome to enjoy the program.
The June 25th performance will feature clarinet duo Stanislav Chernyshev and Ann Hung.
Musician Bios
A native of St. Petersburg, clarinetist Stanislav Chernyshev has been praised by audiences and critics for his extraordinary musicianship, charisma and flawless technique. Described by the press as a “silken-sounding clarinetist with impressive technique and amazing musicianship to go with it”, Stanislav is quickly establishing himself as a soloist and a chamber musician. Mr. Chernyshev is a winner of many international competitions, has worked with such conductors as Vasily Petrenko, Rossen Milanov, Vasily Petrenko, Michael Stern, Robert Spano, Juanjo Mena, Yannik Nezet-Segun and others in venues in the U.S, Russia and Europe. As a chamber musician, Mr. Chernyshev works with the world-renowned musicians such as Roberto Diaz (viola), Pamela Frank (violin), Ida Kavafian (violin), Peter Wiley (cello), contemporary music ensemble “eighth blackbird” and many others. Stanislav works with such ensembles as Jupiter Chamber Players, Orpheus Orchestra, Novus NYC. Stanislav holds a Bachelor’s degree from the Curtis Institute of Music and a Master’s degree from St.Petersburg Conservatory.
Ann Hung, born in Taipei, Taiwan, began her musical studies at a young age, starting with piano at age five and clarinet at age nine. Ms. Hung is an active performer in the New York area who regularly performs in the realms of both the orchestral and chamber music. She has shared the stage with the members of the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra, the faculty of The Juilliard School, and the members of the Cleveland Orchestra. For this past summer, she participated in Norfolk Chamber Music Festival in Connecticut. Ms. Hung is always pushing the boundaries of her repertoire and skills, such as collaborating with jazz musicians and commissioning new composers. As a proponent of new music, she has avidly commissioned new works including a wind quintet with her quintet Opus Now premiering in Symphony Space. Ms. Hung has recently graduated from Stony Brook University in New York with a degree of Doctorate of Musical Arts.
For questions, please email askus@emmaclark.org or call 631.941.4080.