Adelphi Orchestra

70th Anniversary Season

The Viennese Masters

Kyunghun Kim - Conductor
Mozart: Overture to The Abduction from the Seraglio,
K. 384

Beethoven: Concerto for Violin in D major, Op. 61

Nathan Meltzer - Violin
I - Allegro ma non troppo
II - Larghetto
III - Rondo: Allegro

Intermission

Haydn: Symphony No. 104 in D major, “London”

I - Adagio - Allegro
II - Andante
III - Menuetto: Allegro
IV - Finale: Spiritoso
 Adelphi Orchestra
Kyunghun Kim - Conductor

Violin-1 Flute
Kathleen Butler-Hopkins Kristin Bacchiocchi-
Concertmaster Stewart
Beulah Cox Lisandra Hernandez
Sylvia Rubin
Claire Kapilow Oboe
Cristopher Basso Michael Dwinell
Yoonhee Roberts Dorothy Darlington
Rhoda Tillack
Clarinet
Violin-2 Charles Yassky
Laura Lindsay Sewell Steven Miller
Heather Kaplin
Amelia Muccia Bassoon
Sara D’Sa Yuki Hagashi
Elizabeth Smith Susanne Chen
Robert Rubin
Horn
Viola Alex Mastrando
Franseca Silos Patricia Schmitt
Kevin Kostik
Marie Ihnen Trumpet
Karen Kamp Tim Wendt
Paula Washington Bonnie Callahan
Cello Timpani
Lanny Paykin Yuval Shkedi
Abigail Kniffin
Olivia Kim Percussion
Shirley Be William Ruyle
Bass
Jay VandeKopple
Roosevelt Porter
 Kyunghun Kim - Conductor
Kyunghun Kim is currently the Principal Conductor
of the Adelphi Orchestra. He is also the artistic
director of the RSO and the Bergen Youth Symphony.
He frequently appears as a guest conductor with
major South Korean orchestras such as the Bucheon
Philharmonic Orchestra, the SungNam Philharmonic
Orchestra, and the Korean Chamber Orchestra. Mr.
Kim recently made his debut with the WE Philharmonic Orchestra at the
renowned Lotte Concert Hall in Korea conducting two sold-out concerts.
Mr. Kim also serves on the music faculty at Lehman College in
New York teaching string instruments, in addition to conducting
the Lehman College Chamber Orchestra. He holds the additional
position of orchestra director of the Music and Medicine Initiative
at Cornell Medical Center. Mr. Kim has held positions as Principal
Associate Conductor of Ensemble 212, Resident Conductor
of the Chelsea Symphony Orchestra, and Assistant Conductor
for both The Greenwich Village Orchestra and the New York
Symphonic Arts Ensemble. Additionally, he has conducted the
Vidin Philharmonic Orchestra, Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra.

Before graduating from The Juilliard School in 2011 with a Masters

in Orchestral Conducting with James DePriest, Mr. Kim was an
assistant conductor of AXIOM, a contemporary music ensemble at
the Juilliard School, and was a conductor of the same school’s Music
Advancement Program (MAP) orchestra during 2009-2011. Prior to
this, he earned an Artist Diploma in Conducting in 2007 from The
Curtis Institute of Music, under the auspices of Otto-Werner Mueller
where he was an assistant conductor for a variety of opera projects.
Mr. Kim has participated in numerous prestigious music festivals and
masterclasses including a Kurt Masur conducting seminar, the Wiener
Meisterkurse, the Cabrillo Festival of Contemporary Music, and the
Pierre Monteux School studying with the most notable conductors
such as Kurt Masur, Michael Tilson Thomas, Alan Gilbert, and Marin
Alsop. He also was chosen as a semi-finalist and participated in the
Chicago Symphony Orchestra’s the Sir. George Solti International
Conducting Competition & Apprenticeship in June 2013.
Born in Seoul, South Korea, Mr. Kim began studying piano and violin
at age five. He continued his studies at the Boston Conservatory,
where he holds a Bachelor of Music in viola performance. Mr.
Kim currently lives in New Jersey with his wife and two children.
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Contributors
Foundations
Td Bank Charitable Foundation
The Puffin Foundation

Donors
Hagop Aram
Felicia Davis
Fred & Jeanine Feinstein
Ed Friedlander
Elizabeth Mannschott
Daniel Muccia
Leni & Bill Rosenzwieg
David & Sylvia Rubin
Sigrid Snell
Leta Sabin
Mrs. Louis Springsteen
Mary Tantillo
Nathan Meltzer

Nathan Meltzer will return for his fifth appear

with the Adelphi Orchestra to celebrate our 70th
Anniversary.

Major prize winner at the 2022 Sibelius and Sin-

gapore International Violin Competitions, young-
est ever to win the Windsor Festival Competition, and recipient
of the Salon de Virtuosi Career Grant, violinist Nathan Meltzer
is establishing a holistic and multi-faceted career as a soloist and
chamber musician, with passions for both standard and contempo-
rary repertoire.

Nathan has performed as a soloist with numerous major orchestras,

including the Philharmonia Orchestra, the Orchestre national d’Île-
de-France, the Royal Northern Sinfonia, the Finnish RSO, the Hel-
sinki Philharmonic, and the Aalborg, Berlin, Charlotte, Concep-
ción, Evansville, Indianapolis, Medellín, and Pittsburgh orchestras,
among others, performing across Europe, Asia, and the Americas.

As a chamber musician, Nathan has performed with celebrated mu-

sicians through the Parlance Chamber Concerts, Jupiter Symphony
Chamber Players, Kallos Chamber Music Series, the Terezin Music
Foundation, Project Music Heals Us, the Heidelberger Frühling,
and Midori’s Partners in Performance, as well as at festivals in-
cluding ChamberFest Cleveland, Krzyżowa Music, the Moritzburg
Festival, the Ravinia Festival, the Perlman Music Program, and the
Verbier Festival Academy. He is also the Artistic Director of Opus
Illuminate, a non-profit chamber music organization dedicated to
the works of composers from historically underrepresented com-
munities.
A Juilliard graduate and student of Li Lin and Itzhak Perlman, Na-
than plays a Storioni violin on generous loan from the Rin Collec-
tion. Visit nathanmeltzer.com for more information.
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