Fifteen-Minutes-of-Fame featuring B# Chamber Trio

Fifteen-Minutes-of-Fame featuring B# Chamber Trio
Fifteen-Minutes-of-Fame is 15 one-minute works written by different composers specifically for a musician or ensemble.
This set of 15 written for the B# Chamber Trio includes works from: Richard Campanelli, Neil Crawford, William J. Joel, Hoyong Lee, Kaori Nakano, Juan Luis de Pablo Enríquez Rohen, Volker Ignaz Schmidt, Rudesindo Soutelo, Matthew Tirona, Alexander Unseth, Jean-Pierre Vial, Joseph M. Vogel, Anna Vriend, Rozan Vroman, and Blair Whittington
More information can be found at the Fifteen-Minutes-of-Fame website at the following link:
www.voxnovus.com/15_Minutes_of...
B# Chamber Trio
b# chamber trio, formed in March 2021 to do new chamber music recitals in Chattanooga! We want to play music for people who need high-quality and free local concerts at area churches to build friendships between young and old classical music lovers. Music is a gift of God that is meant to be enjoyed in beautiful settings. Churches can provide a sanctuary for people who need connections, beauty, and inspiration in the long months of warm weather. We can seize the summer not just to grow beautiful flowers but to cultivate a long-lasting love of ensemble playing that will bear fruit in the coming generations of musicians and are now making some select winter appearances.
Ronda Benson Ford, flute
Dr. Ronda Benson Ford is currently instructor of flute at the Shorter University, the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, and the Cadek Conservatory of Music.
Dr. Ford is the principal flutist with the UTC Community Orchestra and previously performed with the Topeka Symphony. She has toured internationally with the International Flute Orchestra to Japan, Italy, and Hungary. Ford has had articles published in the peer reviewed Flutist Quarterly journal and Flute Talk magazine.
Dr. Nicole Doran, bassoon
Nicole is a bassoonist and composer/performer of chamber and church music. She is currently a community partner with Artsbuild and a member of Chamber Music America as well as the Music Teachers National Association. She has taught at Patrick Henry College, Bryan College, Liberty University, Most of the time she is a homeschool mom for budding musicians Grace and Marianne, and teaching music lessons out of her independent music studio based in Red Bank.
Emma Anderson, piano
Professor Emma Anderson is currently an instructor of Musicianship Lab I and II at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, as well as a staff accompanist. She also teaches piano and guitar at Chattanooga Music Academy, and subs frequently as a church musician.
Emma Anderson has performed in a variety of settings throughout Tennessee, including solo, chamber, and concerto concerts. Most recently, her master's recital was featured on Knoxville's classical music station, 91.9 FM.

[@gianniricardo]

Very nice, thank you for choosing to include my piece on the program

[@neilcrawfordcomposer]

Great performance!

[@vial.composer]

Good job! Thank you. Not to hard reading a piece scored in B# (?!)

[@vial.composer]

Good job! Thank you. Not too hard reading a piece scored in B# (?!)