[Jerome
Wright, Cellist; Glen Sales, Pianist]
Cellist
Jerome Wright writes:
Greetings Mr. Zick
Cellist Jerome
Wright and Pianist Glen Sales will be in concert at the Ware Center
Concert Hall, Lancaster, Pa. on November 3, 2012 at 7:30 p.m. The
program will include Bach Sonata no. 2 for Gamba and Piano, Chopin
Sonata for Cello and Piano Op. 65 and the Sonata for Cello and Piano
of Rachmaninoff Op. 19.
Cellist
Jerome Wright was the former Assistant Principal Cellist of the State
Symphony Orchestra under the late Maestro Eleazar de Carvalho in Sao
Paulo, Brazil where he was a founding member of the Bridgetower
String Quartet mentored by famed cellist George Neikrug.
As
a member of the U.S Army White House Strings, he was soloist in
concertos by Haydn D Major, Schumann, and Tchaikovsky Rococo
Variations. He was a member of the Washington Ballet Piano Trio and
String Quartet performing to critical acclaim premiering works at the
Kennedy Center by international choreographers, Kevin McKenzie
Artistic Director American Ballet Theatre New York, Nils Christie,
Ray Barr, Cho San Goh, Martine Van Hamel and Christian Holder.
Recitals
include Teatro Municipal and MASPE in Sao Paulo, Brazil, Isabella
Stuart Gardner House Museum, Boston, Society of the Cincinnati,
Washington D.C., Kennedy Center. Mentors include Cellists George
Neikrug, George Seaman, Michael Rudiakov, Yehuda Hanani, Steven
Kates. His instrument is a violoncello by Giovanni Battista Rogeri
dated 1677. Mr. Wright has also achieved national recognition as an
African American painter.
Pianist
Glen Sales is a child prodigy who made his debut with the National
Symphony. Performances include the concertos of Beethoven, Chopin and
Rachmaninoff. He was featured on PBS in a performance of Chopin's
Preludes.
He
has been pianist for American Ballet Theatre for over 20 years. He
has a long history with Washington Ballet and currently enjoys
collaborations with the great Balanchine ballerina Suzanne Farrell
and her company. He has played for every major ballet company in the
world, to include the Kirov. He is a former pupil of the great
pianist Earl Wilde.
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