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A Note from the Music Director It is with great excitement that we announce the dates for our 2023-24 season - our rst full, in-person season since 2019-20. Aer two years of online COVID programming followed by our limited return last season, we hope to see you once again at our home in the lovely sanctuary of CSAIR! Our musicians are ready and eager to return. Violinist Renée Jolles will join me for our 15th consecuve season together at Inmate Voices. We are delighted to play once again with violist Ramón Carrero-Marnez and to welcome violist Dana Kelley, cellist Sujin Lee, and cellist Nathan Whiaker. As always, our programs will include the old and the new, familiar masterpieces and lesser-known wonderful works. We are planning string quartets for our November and March concerts, and our January concert will feature virtuosic duos for two violins and for violin and viola. These duo combinaons have intrigued composers and players alike for centuries, though most of the works are rarely heard in large concert halls. Our venue at CSAIR is ideal for this truly inmate music. It has been a decade since our last duo evening, and we are excited to bring some new repertoire to our audience. We are also planning a full return to our outreach eorts, with visits to area nursing homes and the VA Medical Center, and events for special-needs kids and their enre families. Our community's generosity has made this programming possible in the past, and, with your connued generosity, we look forward to resuming at full speed! Ticket prices will remain the same as pre-pandemic, and our evenings will once again oer wine, coee, tea and light refreshments, all included in the cket price. We look forward to seeing you! Sheila Reinhold A Brief History of Intimate Voices Inmate Voices was launched in the fall of 2009, and over our rst 11 years, we played 54 free outreach programs in our community including: • 16 programs for families (with the last 3 years in a sensory/ausm-friendly format) • 10 programs for special-needs children at the Riverdale Early Childhood Center of Birch Family Services • 9 annual programs for disabled veterans (beginning in season 2) at the James J Peters VA Medical Center • 17 programs at local nursing/rehab facilies Our annual 3-concert series programs during those rst 11 seasons presented a variety of: • The standards – including 10 works by Haydn, 9 by Beethoven, and 8 by Mozart • The new – including 8 works by living composers • Lesser-known masterpieces – including 11 by composers who were murdered or suered danger and displacement in the Holocaust We had to adjust quickly when the pandemic hit, and during those two COVID-19 seasons we pivoted to free online oerings including: • 16 performances (mostly for solo violin and viola) followed by Q&A • A 3-part course, taught by Music Director Sheila Reinhold, entled: A Performer's Explo-raon of Bach's Six Masterpieces for Solo Violin, with an extra roundtable session featuring Inmate Voices regulars violinist Renée Jolles and cellist James Wilson. Finally, last season we were able to begin our return to in-person music with two Saturday evening concerts, as well as a sensory/ausm friendly program for families. IntimateVoices chamber music in an inmate seng 2023-2024 our 15th season! Sheila Reinhold, Music Director www.inmatevoices.org Saturday Evening Concerts November 4, 2023 at 8:00pm January 13, 2024 at 8:00pm March 9, 2024 at 8:00pm Free Sunday Aernoon Sensory/ Ausm-Friendly Program for Families March 10, 2024 at 3:00pm supported in part by a generous grant from presented and hosted by The Conservave Synagogue Adath Israel of Riverdale 475 W. 250th St. at Henry Hudson Pkwy East Bronx, NY 10471
IntimateVoices chamber music in an inmate seng Sheila Reinhold, Music Director Renée Jolles, violin Sheila Reinhold, violin/viola Ramón Carrero-Marnez, viola Dana Kelley, viola Sujin Lee, cello Nathan Whiaker, cello Saturday, November 4, 2023 at 8:00pm An evening of music for strings, including: Haydn, String Quartet in F Major, op. 77 no. 2 Dvořák, from Echo of Songs (Cypresses), B. 152 for string quartet Saturday, January 13, 2024 at 8:00pm Inmate Duos: music for two violins and violin & viola works by Mozart, Leclair, Fuchs, Bacewicz, Weinberg, and Sibelius Saturday, March 9, 2024 at 8:00pm Mozart, String Quartet No. 22 in B-at Major, K. 589 Schulho, Five Pieces for String Quartet Brahms, String Quartet in A Minor, op. 51 no. 2 Saturday Evening Tickets $70 for a 3-concert subscripon $30 single cket $25 senior $15 student/under 30 $120 Music for-the-Community Package: (1- subscripon + $50 donaon) all cket prices include wine & refreshments Sensory/Autism-Friendly Family Program Sunday aernoon March 10, 2024 at 3:00pm interacve and informal FREE, thanks to support from the community Tickets online or at the door for more informaon: www.inmatevoices.org email: info@inmatevoices.org Arsts / 2023-2024 Season Violist Ramón Carrero-Marnez has won compe-ons in the U.S., Italy, and Venezuela as a soloist and chamber musician. His recent engagements included Orpheus' 2022 Naonal Tour with Branford Marsalis, and his solo debut with the New York Classical Players. Violist Dana Kelley is a member of Orpheus and the St. Luke’s Chamber Ensemble, and has performed as guest principal viola of the Santa Fe Opera. A prize- winner in numerous compeons, she also serves on the viola faculty of the Mannes School of Music. Violinist Renée Jolles has given solo performances with orchestras throughout the U.S. and Europe, and has premiered hundreds of works worldwide. She is a member of Connuum, a concert-master of Orpheus, and Professor of Violin at the Eastman School of Music. Violinist Sheila Reinhold is founder and Music Director of Inmate Voices. Her varied career has included solo appearances with Mehta and Kostelanetz, chamber music with Heifetz (her teacher for 5 years) and Piagorsky, and premiers of many works for both violin and viola. Cellist Sujin Lee has performed at Carnegie’s Zankel and Weill Halls, the Kennedy Center, the Louvre, and the Metropolitan Museum, as well as fesvals such as Caramoor, Marlboro and Ravinia. She has also collaborated with arsts such as Leon Fleisher and Itzhak Perlman. Cellist Nathan Whiaker enjoys a unique and diverse career as a concert soloist, chamber musician, recitalist, teacher, and historical cello specialist, with concert stops ranging from New York to Seale to Dubai. He is the Arsc Director of Gallery Concerts in Seale. Become a Friend of IntimateVoices We hope you will consider supporng this series in all its arsc and community-building eorts. Creang a sustainable and aordable world-class chamber music program in Riverdale is dependent on nancial support from the community. So please contribute in any amount possible for you (tax-deducble to extent permissible by law) and join us by becoming a Friend of IntimateVoices. Our Music-for-the-Community Package When you subscribe to the 2023-2024 season concert series, please consider our Music-for-the-Community Package. $120: includes 1 subscripon to our 3-concert series, plus a $50 donaon (tax-deducble to extent permissible by law) to help underwrite our Community Outreach Programs, bringing classical music to area rehab/nursing facilies and also featuring our free sensory/ausm-friendly programs for all families and for special-needs children. To make these community-building programs available to all, we need your help! IntimateVoices supported in part by presented and a generous grant from hosted by www.inmatevoices.org follow us on Facebook
IntimateVoices chamber music in an inmate seng Sheila Reinhold, Music Director Renée Jolles, violin Sheila Reinhold, violin/viola Ramón Carrero-Marnez, viola Dana Kelley, viola Sujin Lee, cello Nathan Whiaker, cello Saturday, November 4, 2023 at 8:00pm An evening of music for strings, including: Haydn, String Quartet in F Major, op. 77 no. 2 Dvořák, from Echo of Songs (Cypresses), B. 152 for string quartet Saturday, January 13, 2024 at 8:00pm Inmate Duos: music for two violins and violin & viola works by Mozart, Leclair, Fuchs, Bacewicz, Weinberg, and Sibelius Saturday, March 9, 2024 at 8:00pm Mozart, String Quartet No. 22 in B-at Major, K. 589 Schulho, Five Pieces for String Quartet Brahms, String Quartet in A Minor, op. 51 no. 2 Saturday Evening Tickets $70 for a 3-concert subscripon $30 single cket $25 senior $15 student/under 30 $120 Music for-the-Community Package: (1- subscripon + $50 donaon) all cket prices include wine & refreshments Sensory/Autism-Friendly Family Program Sunday aernoon March 10, 2024 at 3:00pm interacve and informal FREE, thanks to support from the community Tickets online or at the door for more informaon: www.inmatevoices.org email: info@inmatevoices.org Arsts / 2023-2024 Season Violist Ramón Carrero-Marnez has won compe-ons in the U.S., Italy, and Venezuela as a soloist and chamber musician. His recent engagements included Orpheus' 2022 Naonal Tour with Branford Marsalis, and his solo debut with the New York Classical Players. Violist Dana Kelley is a member of Orpheus and the St. Luke’s Chamber Ensemble, and has performed as guest principal viola of the Santa Fe Opera. A prize- winner in numerous compeons, she also serves on the viola faculty of the Mannes School of Music. Violinist Renée Jolles has given solo performances with orchestras throughout the U.S. and Europe, and has premiered hundreds of works worldwide. She is a member of Connuum, a concert-master of Orpheus, and Professor of Violin at the Eastman School of Music. Violinist Sheila Reinhold is founder and Music Director of Inmate Voices. Her varied career has included solo appearances with Mehta and Kostelanetz, chamber music with Heifetz (her teacher for 5 years) and Piagorsky, and premiers of many works for both violin and viola. Cellist Sujin Lee has performed at Carnegie’s Zankel and Weill Halls, the Kennedy Center, the Louvre, and the Metropolitan Museum, as well as fesvals such as Caramoor, Marlboro and Ravinia. She has also collaborated with arsts such as Leon Fleisher and Itzhak Perlman. Cellist Nathan Whiaker enjoys a unique and diverse career as a concert soloist, chamber musician, recitalist, teacher, and historical cello specialist, with concert stops ranging from New York to Seale to Dubai. He is the Arsc Director of Gallery Concerts in Seale. Become a Friend of IntimateVoices We hope you will consider supporng this series in all its arsc and community-building eorts. Creang a sustainable and aordable world-class chamber music program in Riverdale is dependent on nancial support from the community. So please contribute in any amount possible for you (tax-deducble to extent permissible by law) and join us by becoming a Friend of IntimateVoices. Our Music-for-the-Community Package When you subscribe to the 2023-2024 season concert series, please consider our Music-for-the-Community Package. $120: includes 1 subscripon to our 3-concert series, plus a $50 donaon (tax-deducble to extent permissible by law) to help underwrite our Community Outreach Programs, bringing classical music to area rehab/nursing facilies and also featuring our free sensory/ausm-friendly programs for all families and for special-needs children. To make these community-building programs available to all, we need your help! IntimateVoices supported in part by presented and a generous grant from hosted by www.inmatevoices.org follow us on Facebook
IntimateVoices chamber music in an inmate seng Sheila Reinhold, Music Director Renée Jolles, violin Sheila Reinhold, violin/viola Ramón Carrero-Marnez, viola Dana Kelley, viola Sujin Lee, cello Nathan Whiaker, cello Saturday, November 4, 2023 at 8:00pm An evening of music for strings, including: Haydn, String Quartet in F Major, op. 77 no. 2 Dvořák, from Echo of Songs (Cypresses), B. 152 for string quartet Saturday, January 13, 2024 at 8:00pm Inmate Duos: music for two violins and violin & viola works by Mozart, Leclair, Fuchs, Bacewicz, Weinberg, and Sibelius Saturday, March 9, 2024 at 8:00pm Mozart, String Quartet No. 22 in B-at Major, K. 589 Schulho, Five Pieces for String Quartet Brahms, String Quartet in A Minor, op. 51 no. 2 Saturday Evening Tickets $70 for a 3-concert subscripon $30 single cket $25 senior $15 student/under 30 $120 Music for-the-Community Package: (1- subscripon + $50 donaon) all cket prices include wine & refreshments Sensory/Autism-Friendly Family Program Sunday aernoon March 10, 2024 at 3:00pm interacve and informal FREE, thanks to support from the community Tickets online or at the door for more informaon: www.inmatevoices.org email: info@inmatevoices.org Arsts / 2023-2024 Season Violist Ramón Carrero-Marnez has won compe-ons in the U.S., Italy, and Venezuela as a soloist and chamber musician. His recent engagements included Orpheus' 2022 Naonal Tour with Branford Marsalis, and his solo debut with the New York Classical Players. Violist Dana Kelley is a member of Orpheus and the St. Luke’s Chamber Ensemble, and has performed as guest principal viola of the Santa Fe Opera. A prize- winner in numerous compeons, she also serves on the viola faculty of the Mannes School of Music. Violinist Renée Jolles has given solo performances with orchestras throughout the U.S. and Europe, and has premiered hundreds of works worldwide. She is a member of Connuum, a concert-master of Orpheus, and Professor of Violin at the Eastman School of Music. Violinist Sheila Reinhold is founder and Music Director of Inmate Voices. Her varied career has included solo appearances with Mehta and Kostelanetz, chamber music with Heifetz (her teacher for 5 years) and Piagorsky, and premiers of many works for both violin and viola. Cellist Sujin Lee has performed at Carnegie’s Zankel and Weill Halls, the Kennedy Center, the Louvre, and the Metropolitan Museum, as well as fesvals such as Caramoor, Marlboro and Ravinia. She has also collaborated with arsts such as Leon Fleisher and Itzhak Perlman. Cellist Nathan Whiaker enjoys a unique and diverse career as a concert soloist, chamber musician, recitalist, teacher, and historical cello specialist, with concert stops ranging from New York to Seale to Dubai. He is the Arsc Director of Gallery Concerts in Seale. Become a Friend of IntimateVoices We hope you will consider supporng this series in all its arsc and community-building eorts. Creang a sustainable and aordable world-class chamber music program in Riverdale is dependent on nancial support from the community. So please contribute in any amount possible for you (tax-deducble to extent permissible by law) and join us by becoming a Friend of IntimateVoices. Our Music-for-the-Community Package When you subscribe to the 2023-2024 season concert series, please consider our Music-for-the-Community Package. $120: includes 1 subscripon to our 3-concert series, plus a $50 donaon (tax-deducble to extent permissible by law) to help underwrite our Community Outreach Programs, bringing classical music to area rehab/nursing facilies and also featuring our free sensory/ausm-friendly programs for all families and for special-needs children. To make these community-building programs available to all, we need your help! IntimateVoices supported in part by presented and a generous grant from hosted by www.inmatevoices.org follow us on Facebook
A Note from the Music Director It is with great excitement that we announce the dates for our 2023-24 season - our rst full, in-person season since 2019-20. Aer two years of online COVID programming followed by our limited return last season, we hope to see you once again at our home in the lovely sanctuary of CSAIR! Our musicians are ready and eager to return. Violinist Renée Jolles will join me for our 15th consecuve season together at Inmate Voices. We are delighted to play once again with violist Ramón Carrero-Marnez and to welcome violist Dana Kelley, cellist Sujin Lee, and cellist Nathan Whiaker. As always, our programs will include the old and the new, familiar masterpieces and lesser-known wonderful works. We are planning string quartets for our November and March concerts, and our January concert will feature virtuosic duos for two violins and for violin and viola. These duo combinaons have intrigued composers and players alike for centuries, though most of the works are rarely heard in large concert halls. Our venue at CSAIR is ideal for this truly inmate music. It has been a decade since our last duo evening, and we are excited to bring some new repertoire to our audience. We are also planning a full return to our outreach eorts, with visits to area nursing homes and the VA Medical Center, and events for special-needs kids and their enre families. Our community's generosity has made this programming possible in the past, and, with your connued generosity, we look forward to resuming at full speed! Ticket prices will remain the same as pre-pandemic, and our evenings will once again oer wine, coee, tea and light refreshments, all included in the cket price. We look forward to seeing you! Sheila Reinhold A Brief History of Intimate Voices Inmate Voices was launched in the fall of 2009, and over our rst 11 years, we played 54 free outreach programs in our community including: • 16 programs for families (with the last 3 years in a sensory/ausm-friendly format) • 10 programs for special-needs children at the Riverdale Early Childhood Center of Birch Family Services • 9 annual programs for disabled veterans (beginning in season 2) at the James J Peters VA Medical Center • 17 programs at local nursing/rehab facilies Our annual 3-concert series programs during those rst 11 seasons presented a variety of: • The standards – including 10 works by Haydn, 9 by Beethoven, and 8 by Mozart • The new – including 8 works by living composers • Lesser-known masterpieces – including 11 by composers who were murdered or suered danger and displacement in the Holocaust We had to adjust quickly when the pandemic hit, and during those two COVID-19 seasons we pivoted to free online oerings including: • 16 performances (mostly for solo violin and viola) followed by Q&A • A 3-part course, taught by Music Director Sheila Reinhold, entled: A Performer's Explo-raon of Bach's Six Masterpieces for Solo Violin, with an extra roundtable session featuring Inmate Voices regulars violinist Renée Jolles and cellist James Wilson. Finally, last season we were able to begin our return to in-person music with two Saturday evening concerts, as well as a sensory/ausm friendly program for families. IntimateVoices chamber music in an inmate seng 2023-2024 our 15th season! Sheila Reinhold, Music Director www.inmatevoices.org Saturday Evening Concerts November 4, 2023 at 8:00pm January 13, 2024 at 8:00pm March 9, 2024 at 8:00pm Free Sunday Aernoon Sensory/ Ausm-Friendly Program for Families March 10, 2024 at 3:00pm supported in part by a generous grant from presented and hosted by The Conservave Synagogue Adath Israel of Riverdale 475 W. 250th St. at Henry Hudson Pkwy East Bronx, NY 10471
A Note from the Music Director It is with great excitement that we announce the dates for our 2023-24 season - our rst full, in-person season since 2019-20. Aer two years of online COVID programming followed by our limited return last season, we hope to see you once again at our home in the lovely sanctuary of CSAIR! Our musicians are ready and eager to return. Violinist Renée Jolles will join me for our 15th consecuve season together at Inmate Voices. We are delighted to play once again with violist Ramón Carrero-Marnez and to welcome violist Dana Kelley, cellist Sujin Lee, and cellist Nathan Whiaker. As always, our programs will include the old and the new, familiar masterpieces and lesser-known wonderful works. We are planning string quartets for our November and March concerts, and our January concert will feature virtuosic duos for two violins and for violin and viola. These duo combinaons have intrigued composers and players alike for centuries, though most of the works are rarely heard in large concert halls. Our venue at CSAIR is ideal for this truly inmate music. It has been a decade since our last duo evening, and we are excited to bring some new repertoire to our audience. We are also planning a full return to our outreach eorts, with visits to area nursing homes and the VA Medical Center, and events for special-needs kids and their enre families. Our community's generosity has made this programming possible in the past, and, with your connued generosity, we look forward to resuming at full speed! Ticket prices will remain the same as pre-pandemic, and our evenings will once again oer wine, coee, tea and light refreshments, all included in the cket price. We look forward to seeing you! Sheila Reinhold A Brief History of Intimate Voices Inmate Voices was launched in the fall of 2009, and over our rst 11 years, we played 54 free outreach programs in our community including: • 16 programs for families (with the last 3 years in a sensory/ausm-friendly format) • 10 programs for special-needs children at the Riverdale Early Childhood Center of Birch Family Services • 9 annual programs for disabled veterans (beginning in season 2) at the James J Peters VA Medical Center • 17 programs at local nursing/rehab facilies Our annual 3-concert series programs during those rst 11 seasons presented a variety of: • The standards – including 10 works by Haydn, 9 by Beethoven, and 8 by Mozart • The new – including 8 works by living composers • Lesser-known masterpieces – including 11 by composers who were murdered or suered danger and displacement in the Holocaust We had to adjust quickly when the pandemic hit, and during those two COVID-19 seasons we pivoted to free online oerings including: • 16 performances (mostly for solo violin and viola) followed by Q&A • A 3-part course, taught by Music Director Sheila Reinhold, entled: A Performer's Explo-raon of Bach's Six Masterpieces for Solo Violin, with an extra roundtable session featuring Inmate Voices regulars violinist Renée Jolles and cellist James Wilson. Finally, last season we were able to begin our return to in-person music with two Saturday evening concerts, as well as a sensory/ausm friendly program for families. IntimateVoices chamber music in an inmate seng 2023-2024 our 15th season! Sheila Reinhold, Music Director www.inmatevoices.org Saturday Evening Concerts November 4, 2023 at 8:00pm January 13, 2024 at 8:00pm March 9, 2024 at 8:00pm Free Sunday Aernoon Sensory/ Ausm-Friendly Program for Families March 10, 2024 at 3:00pm supported in part by a generous grant from presented and hosted by The Conservave Synagogue Adath Israel of Riverdale 475 W. 250th St. at Henry Hudson Pkwy East Bronx, NY 10471