August 4, 2001
Saturday, 8 PM at Boswell Recital Hall
Daniel Han, violin
Andrew Goodrich, piano
Program
Bach, J.S. Partita #2 in D minor
I - Allemanda
II - Corrente
III - Sarabanda
IV - Giga
Paganini, N Caprice #5
Mozart, W.A. Concerto in G major, K. 216
I - Allegro
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Brahms, J Sonata for Piano and Violin in A major, Op 100
I - Allegro amabile
II - Andante tranquillo, Vivace
III - Allegretto grazioso
Sibelius, J Concerto in D minor, Op. 47
I - Allegro moderato
The Artists:
Daniel Han began studying the violin at the age of four and two years later, was accepted
into the Starling Preparatory Department at the University of Cincinnati
College-Conservatory of Music where he was a scholarship student of Kurt Sassmannshaus and
Dorothy DeLay. While studying in Cincinnati, he was an annual soloist with the
CCM-Starling Orchestra and Philharmonia Orchestra as well as concertmaster of the Starling
Chamber Orchestra. In addition, he was a soloist with the Starling Chamber Orchestra at
the Aspen Music Festival, on their tours to Germany, Switzerland, and Austria, and at his
New York debut in Alice Tully Hall in May of 1994. He has also been a soloist with the
Boston Classical Orchestra, Boston University Symphony Orchestra, and Northern Kentucky
Symphony.
Winner of numerous competitions, Mr. Han has played in concerts and recitals throughout
the United States, Europe, and Asia. An avid chamber musician, he has belonged to a number
of different groups and performed with Andres Diaz and Robert Merfeld. He has attended the
Aspen Music Festival, Kneisel Hall, and Bravo! Colorado Music Festival where he worked
with such distinguished artists as Janos Starker, Seymour Lipkin, Ida Kavafian, and
members of the Juilliard, Tokyo, and Orion String Quartets.
Mr. Han has taught chamber music at the Tong-Il Han Piano Institute and is on the faculty
of the Dana Hall School of Music and Solomon Schechter School. Currently, he is an Artist
Diploma candidate at Boston University where he also received his Bachelor and Master of
Music degrees as a student of Professor Roman Totenberg.
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