Orchestra

VIOLIN

Meg Saunders

Karen Bottge

Stacey Beane

Amanda Dudgeon

Julie Foster

Ingang Han

Mary Elizabeth Henton

Jeremy Mulholland

Sarah Payne

Gretchen Tucker

VIOLA

Elizabeth Jones

Sarah McManigell

Madeline Mele

CELLO

Nathan Jasinski

Benjamin Karp

BASS

Paul Reich

Richard Young

FLUTE

Arpi Anderson

Merrilee Elliott

Kristen Kean

OBOE D'AMORE

David Powell

Julie Smith

BASSOON

Christine Carucci

ENGLISH HORN

Kim Heersche

Allison Weitkamp

TRUMPET

Jason Doval

Richard Byrd

Jeffrey Barrinton

TIMPANI

David Davenport

ORGAN & HARPSICHORD

Zach Klobnak

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Zach Klobnak, organ and harpsichord, is College Organist and Instructor of Organ, Harpsichord, and Piano at Centre College in Danville, Kentucky. He is also Director of Music and Organist at the Presbyterian Church of Danville, where he directs the music program, administers the “Music on Main Street” concert series, and plays the church’s Taylor & Boody pipe organ. A native of Iowa, he holds degrees from Luther College (BA), the University of Florida (MM), and the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (DMA), where he held the Brownson Fellowship for organ studies. His principal organ teachers include Dana Robinson, Laura Ellis, and Gregory Peterson; he has also studied harpsichord with Kathryn Reed and choral conducting with Donald Nally, Fred Stoltzfus, and Timothy Peter. Zach is an active recitalist, a member of the American Guild of Organists and the Presbyterian Association of Musicians, and studied French organ literature and design in Paris and in the Alps region of France. He has held church music positions in Illinois, Florida, and Iowa.

Cellist Nathan Jasinski has given solo performances in Germany, Switzerland, Austria, and throughout the United States. A recent highlight includes a performance of Dvorak’s Cello Concerto with the Keweenaw Symphony in Michigan. He performs regularly with the Appalachia Piano Trio, as continuo/solo cellist with the Kentucky Bach Choir, and as a solo recitalist. Dr. Jasinski earned degrees in cello performance from Brigham Young University and Arizona State University, and his doctorate from the University of Michigan. An enthusiastic educator, Dr. Jasinski frequently gives cello and chamber music master classes at educational venues throughout the country. He joined the music faculty at Eastern Kentucky University in 2006. Prior to this appointment, he taught at Bowling Green State University in Ohio and Snow College in Ephraim, UT. His love of teaching has led to his working with young musicians at the Interlochen and Steven Foster music camps. He is currently president of the Kentucky Cello Club, an organization that promotes cello playing and teaching throughout the lower Midwest.

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