Morningside Music Bridge
Summer 2021 Emerging Artist Recitals
This year’s program runs online from 8 to 30 July and features 53 young musicians from Canada, China, Hong Kong, Poland, South Korea, Taiwan, United States, and Zimbabwe.
Schedule
Wednesday 14 July — Recital I
Friday 16 July — Recital II
Monday 19 July — Recital III
Wednesday 21 July — Recital IV
Friday 23 July — Recital V
Monday 26 July — Recital VI
Wednesday 28 July — Recital VII
Friday 30 July — Recital VIII
All concerts premiere at 7:30PM MST
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Emerging Artist Recital VIII
30 July 2021 / 7:30 PM MT
Performances by Jiangxiu Jiang, viola (China), Grace Huh, violin (USA) Claire Xu, viola (USA), and Song Hyeon Kim, piano (South Korea).
Emerging Artist Recital VII
28 July 2021 / 7:30 PM MT
Performances by Shengyu Meng, cello (USA), Bryant Li, piano (USA), Joshua Song, violin (USA), Eena Yoon, cello (Canada), Evelyn Joung, cello (USA), Hao Wei Lin, piano (Taiwan), Yireh Choi, cello (USA), Ryan Zhu, piano (Canada), and Henry Auxenfans, violin (USA).
Emerging Artist Recital VI
26 July 2021 / 7:30 PM MT
Performances by Luka Coetzee, cello (Canada), Haixin Wan, viola (China), Yasen Wang, cello (China), Shengyu Meng, cello (USA), Davin Mar, viola (Canada), Noah Chung Igelman, cello (USA), Meir Zakai (Kai) Chow, violin (Canada), Eiline Tai, cello (USA), Emad Zolfaghari, viola (Canada), and Katherine Liu, piano (USA).
Emerging Artist Recital V
23 July 2021 / 7:30 PM MT
Performances by Hao Wei Lin, piano (Taiwan), Wanxuan Wu, cello (China), Muyang Wu, violin (China), Skyler Peck, violin (South Korea), and Saehyun Kim, piano (South Korea).
Emerging Artist Recital IV
21 July 2021 / 7:30 PM MT
Performances by Anais Christabel Feller, violin (USA), Emily Jiwon Hwang, viola (USA), Caroline Hsu, piano (USA), Bynn Nam, violin (South Korea), Emma Price, cello (Zimbabwe), Hyeonuk Park, piano (South Korea), Angeline Kiang, cello (USA), and Joshua Song, violin (USA).
Emerging Artist Recital III
19 July 2021 / 7:30 PM MT
Performances by Chang Ge, viola (China), Jinyoung Kweon, piano (South Korea), Shuhan Xu, viola (China), Esme Arias-Kim, violin (USA), Sean Tan, piano (China), Paloma So, violin (Hong Kong), Luka Coetzee, cello (Canada), and Hao Rao, piano (China).
Emerging Artist Recital II
16 July 2021 / 7:30 PM MT
Performances by Noah Chung Igelman, cello (USA), Seokyoung Hong, piano (South Korea), Davin Mar, viola (Canada), Boao Zhang, piano (China), Yireh Choi, cello (USA), and Jessica Yuma, piano (Canada).
Emerging Artist Recital I
14 July 2021 / 7:30 PM MT
Performances by Song Hyeon Kim, piano ( South Korea ), Grace Huh, violin (USA), Bryant Li, piano (USA ), Eiline Tai, cello ( USA), and Katherine Liu (USA).
About MMB
Morningside Music Bridge is a unique international summer training festival — a bridge to both knowledge and to lasting, lifelong learning for outstanding artists age 12 to 18. The program brings together talented young musicians from around the world under the guidance of an internationally renowned faculty.
The primary objectives of the programs are to identify and promote outstanding young artists; create enhanced educational and performance opportunities; create enhanced professional development opportunities for music educators; promote inter-cultural understanding and mutual respect among all participants; expand community and corporate-based support for cultural interaction in the participating countries; develop long-term partnerships between classical music communities internationally; build a bridge of understanding and creativity that spans the world.
The 24th program in collaboration with the New England Conservatory (NEC) was scheduled to take place 6 to 31 July 2020 at the New England Conservatory in Boston, but was cancelled due to the pandemic. More than 1,500 young artists have benefited from the barrier-free music making experience. Its alumni are performing in the world’s major concert halls, recording for industry-leading labels, and working in the world’s finest musical organizations. Equally important are the cultural bridges and lifelong friendships the program participants, guest artist faculty, and partner organizations enjoy.
The internationally recognized Program is administered by the Calgary Philharmonic’s suite of educational festival programs through a partnership of the Morningside Music Bridge Foundation and the Calgary Philharmonic Society.
