Quintet of the Americas Photos

A Photo diary of the Quintet's concerts and travels...

October 2007

Idaho

The Quintet on tour October 2007 at Bear World in Rexburg, Idaho.

January 2007

Northern California

Quintet greets the Pacific coast on tour in Northern California in January 2007

October 2004

Colombia

Barbara with hornists from the Sistema de Orquestas Juveniles de Medellin, who performed at the Americas Society on a tour from Colombia in the fall of 2004. Barbara organized coaching for the student wind players with members of a graduate woodwind quintet from NYU

Juin 2004

NYU Summer Institute concert

Brasilian percussionist Thiago de Mello performs with the Quintet.

April 2004

Electronic Concert

at Langston Hughs library

Composers Bryan Rulon and Neil Rolnick in the foreground.

Bryan Rulon explains his piece to the audience

2003

St. Peters Church

From Quintet of the Americas all Brazilian program March 23, 2003.
The concert was a benefit for St. Peter’s Church in Chelsea which you can see under repair.

Barb and Thiago de Mello playing a duet, “Chant of the Chief”, a beautiful Brazilian melody from the Amazon.	Thiago playing with the Quintet. He is playing a wooden box from which he can make 11 sounds !
	Thiago playing the water jug.

2003

Flushing Library in Queens

Sierra, councilman, and Quintet at Flushing Library

Quintet at Flushing Library

Flushing Library: Quintet and Sierra speaking

September 2002

Tbilisi

Republic of Georgia (28 photos!)

Quintet performs at the National Conservatoire	Quintet performs at the US Embassador's residence
Exploring Tbilisi	Barbara's horn master class, National Conservatoire

May 2002
Kharkiv/Kiev

	Ukrural museum

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January 2002

Quintet playing Judith Sainte Croix CMA concert

Matt and Laura playing Colombian gaitas during premiere of Vision III by Judith Sainte Croix at the Chamber Music America conference, 2003.

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