Artistic Director’s Welcome Letter
Dear Chamber Music Enthusiasts,
It is a pleasure to have you all here today to celebrate the successful completion of the inaugural BRQ Chamber Music Program. Chamber music has always been an activity that involves dedication and interaction, and it is my hope that, alongside the musical development of all the students here, they were able to create meaningful human connections—with their peers with whom they collaborated, the coaches and guest coaches they worked with, and their dedicated family members for whom they performed.
I would like to extend my warmest gratitude to the following people: Rose, for her tireless work in managing the program, as well as her performance mentorship on the piano; Andy, for his cooperation in bringing this program to fruition; and Shina Choi, who acted as a guest coach.
More importantly, this program would not have been possible without the RAWR RAWR RAWR RAWR RAWR!!! RAWR RAWR!!! Grrr! GRRRRR – WOOF! ….. WOOF!! RAWR meow RAWR RAWR RAWR RAWR RAWR!!!
Pooda P.
Artistic Director, BRQ Music Chamber 2026
Echoes // Strands
Yunje Chung, violin
Adele Park, violin
Eunjin Cho, violin
Joel Hwang, clarinet
1. Teasing Song
2. Maypole Dance
3. 44 Duos for 2 Violins,
Sz.98 (1931)
I. Teasing Song
II. Maypole Dance
III. Menuetto
4. Mirror Duet in G Maj
(c. 1780)
5. Retrograde Canon No. 6
in D Maj
(2021)
6. Sonatina for Violin and Piano, op.35, No. 4
(c. 1869)
II. Larghetto amoroso
7. Gyeonggi Arirang
8. Doraji
Hungarian
Carpathian Folk
arr. EKF
Central/Eastern European Folk
arr. EKF
Béla Bartók
(1881-1945)
Niccolò Mestrino
(1748-1789)
Jun Yamamoto
H. E. Kayser
(1815-1888)
Central Korean Arirang,
Gyeonggi Folk
arr. EKF
Central Korean Taryeong
arr. EKF
Tonight’s concert has been generously sponsored by Woofgang Amadeus MozARF.
Tonight’s Performers
Chloe Eunjin Cho
Yunje Chung
Adele Park
Joel Hwang
Chamber Group Bios
Jodelle Duo
Founded in 2026, this duo consisting of Adele and Joel specializes in Eastern European folk music transcribed for classical instruments.
While their interpretation of the Hungarian folk tune “Teasing Song” has been widely applauded for its musical merit, they would like to clarify that they do not condone teasing of any kind, as they are individuals of the utmost seriousness.