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    June 12-18, 2011:
    10th Anniversary Season

    Bravi!

Accent11 is a chamber music and new music festival in which participants perform alongside outstanding artist-faculty.

This one-week intensive program is opened by a faculty concert, and showcases its participants with concerts during the week. Daily master classes provide further performance opportunities. We welcome pre-formed ensembles.

Accent11 is open to graduate and undergraduate students, as well as strong high school students with a solid background in either woodwind instruments, stringed instruments, piano, percussion, or composition.

The repertoire includes short new pieces side by side with masterworks like Mozart Two Violas Quintets, Mozart Flute and Oboe Quartets, Brahms Quintets and Sextets (strings/strings and piano).

Accent11 is delighted to welcome new faculty members Parker Quartet, Christopher Theofanidis and Ken Lam!

Accent11 can be taken for one or two graduate or undergraduate credits.

Crescendo11, the young musicians division of A11, is open to high school and middle school students. Ensemble activities are supported by daily private lessons, classes, and orchestra rehearsals. Ensembles and classes are arranged by level as well as by age.

Application deadline
April 20, 2011 or until spaces are filled.

Contact
Accent11uc@gmail.com

Fifth Biennial European Tour
A small group of qualified college and pre-college Accent11 and Crescendo11 participants will perform chamber music in Italy and Switzerland from June 20 - July 3, 2011.

Photographs by Joy Campbell, Ben L. Kaufman, Shoko Uchida.














Accent on the New at CCM's Accent10

by Mary Ellyn Hutton
Music in Cincinnati

Accent10 (AccentX), the annual chamber music festival for college and advanced high school students at the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music, is charged and ready to go.
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