FACULTY, STUDENT AND DISTINGUISHED GUESTS PRESENT
ALL-MOZART CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETY CONCERT

Professor of Chemistry Frank Mallory

Four members of the Bryn Mawr faculty, a postbaccalaureate premedical student and three distinguished guest artists will team up on Leap Day to present an all-Mozart Chamber Music Society concert. The performance will take place in Goodhart Music Room on Sunday, Feb. 29, at 8 p.m.

W. Alton Jones Professor of Chemistry Frank Mallory, whose musical activities were featured in the cover story of the Winter issue of Chemistry, a publication of the American Chemical Society, will play clarinet. Professor of Biology Karen Greif will play oboe, Professor of Mathematics Paul Melvin will play cello, Assistant Professor of Biology Neal Williams will play bassoon, and postbaccalaureate student Lindsey Cobbett will play flute. Guest performers are violinists Geoffrey Michaels and Christine Cottle, and violist Alison Avery.

The program:

Divertimento No. #3 in B-flat Major (K. 439c), and Gigue in G Major (K. 574)

Karen Greif, oboe,
Frank Mallory, clarinet
Neal Williams, bassoon

Quartet in A Major for Flute and Strings (K. 298)

Lindsey Cobbett, flute
Geoffrey Michaels, violin
Alison Avery, viola
Paul Melvin, cello

Quintet in A Major for Clarinet and Strings (K. 581)

Frank Mallory, clarinet
Geoffrey Michaels, violin
Christine Cottle, violin
Alison Avery, Viola
Paul Melvin, cello

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