DIRECTOR

CORDLE
Dr. Adam Paul Cordle directs Cordle Studios, where he teaches
violin, viola, and cello lessons, chamber music, and group classes. He
teaches courses in chamber music, music education, music history,

STUDIOS
and music theory at Gettysburg College, coordinates the chamber
music program at the Messiah College Orchestra Camp, teaches viola
and chamber music at the Los Angeles Suzuki Institute, and coaches
viola sectionals for the Harrisburg Symphony Youth Orchestra. Locally, Dr. Cordle
directs If Music Be the Food…, a benefit concert series designed to support the
hunger relief efforts of the Gettysburg Community Soup Kitchen, and Music for All, a
community engagement program placing student musicians in local schools and
community centers to perform and discuss chamber music. Dr. Cordle is a board
member of the American Viola Society and a registered instructor with the Suzuki
Association of the Americas.
As a performer, Dr. Cordle has been featured as a soloist and chamber musician
in Asia, Europe, and North America, including Carnegie Hall’s Weill and Zankel
Halls. He performs with Trio Alexander, a flute-viola-harp ensemble, and in duo
partnerships with pianist Edith Widayani (Duo590), violinist Anyango Yarbo-
Davenport, and soprano Susan Hochmiller. Dr. Cordle serves as principal violist of Director
the Gettysburg Chamber Orchestra under the baton of Dr. Norman Nunamaker. Adam Paul Cordle

MASTER CLINICIAN Master Clinician

Deborah Barrett Price
Deborah Barrett Price is a violist recognized throughout the
country as an innovative pedagogue and versatile performer. She is the
founder and artistic director of the Chamber Music Connection, Inc. Guest Artists
(CMC), a nationally recognized program providing education, service, and Samuel DiCaprio
performance opportunities to students of all ages and skill levels. Ji-Yeon Lee
In recognition of her work as a chamber music entrepreneur, pedagogue, Edith Widyani
and performer, Price has received numerous awards, including the 2018 Chamber Music
Society of Lincoln Center Award for Extraordinary Service to Chamber Music and the 2013
Alumni Achievement Award from Baldwin Wallace Conservatory. In 2004, she was named Faculty Coaches
the Columbus 2004 Symphony Orchestra Community Educator of the Year in addition to Blanka Bednarz
receiving commendations from both the Ohio State Senate and the House of Representatives. Brian Buterbaugh
She has also received multiple nominations for the Ohio Governor’s Award for Arts Education
and Arts Administration (in 2010 and 2014). Her student ensembles have earned top
Lisa Cadigan
prizes at the Coltman Chamber Music Competition, the Fischoff National Chamber Music Amanda Heim
Competition, and the St. Paul String Quartet Competition.
Krista Kriel
A respected performer, Price currently serves as principal violist of both the Opera Project
Ashley McDaniel
Columbus and the McConnell Arts Center Chamber Orchestra. In the summers, she is an
artist-in-residence at the Caroga Lake Music Festival (NY) and serves on the faculty of several Norman Nunamaker
summer festivals. As a chamber musician, she has performed with members of the Hausmann
Jocelyn Swigger
Quartet, Cavani Quartet, Claremont Trio, and with numerous artists in faculty collaborations.
For over a decade, she served as the co-conductor of the Cleveland Institute of Music Youth
Camerata Strings and as the music director of the Women-In-Music String Sinfonia.
Brent Talbot FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Price serves on the faculty of Denison University, the Columbus Suzuki Institute, and
Edith Widyani
LaShae Willits
OCTOBER 26-27, 2018
ASTA/OSU Midwest String Teachers Conference. She is a Yamaha Certified String
Educator Clinician, a frequent guest artist for chamber music and orchestra festivals, and Lori Zeshonsky GETTYSBURG AREA HIGH SCHOOL
has given numerous presentations at music schools and national conferences.
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS CONCERT PROGRAMS
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2018
FACULTY CONCERT
4:00 p.m. Student Orientation
Friday, October 26, 2018
4:30 p.m. Coaching Session 1 7:30 p.m.
*5:45 p.m. Dinner Piano Quartet, K. 478 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
*6:15 p.m. Coaching Session 2 Ji-Yeon Lee, violin; Adam Paul Cordle, viola; Samuel DeCaprio, violoncello; Edith Widayani, piano

7:30 p.m. Faculty Concert Piano Quartet in A Minor Gustav Mahler

Ji-Yeon Lee, violin; Adam Paul Cordle, viola; Samuel DeCaprio, violoncello; Edith Widayani, piano

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2018

10:00 a.m. Workshop: Yoga for Musicians
10:30 a.m. MS/HS – Workshop: Movement STUDENT CONCERT
Saturday, October 27, 2018
Elem. – Coaching Session 3
4:00 p.m.
11:00 a.m. MS/HS – Coaching Session 3/Masterclass A
String Quintet, K. 515: I. Allegro Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Elem. – Balinese Games Joseph Egloff & Maxfield Ma, violins; Alivia Colgan & Malina Reber, violas; Samuel Nelson, violoncello
12:00 p.m. Elem. – Lunch Trio Sonata, op. 1/1: II. Adagio Antonio Vivaldi
Naomi Lang & Maggie Clemens, violins; Gerald Fluke, contrabass
12:30 p.m. MS/HS – Lunch
Elem. – Masterclass C String Quintet, op. 11/5: III. Minuet & Trio Luigi Boccherini
Nathan Zhao & Addison Dunlop, violins; Winaida Flaherty, viola;
1:00 p.m. MS/HS – Workshop: Balinese Gamelan Beatrice Russell & Ellen Cadigan, violoncelli
1:30 p.m. Elem. – Coaching Session 4 Divertimento, K. 525: III. Minuet & Trio Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
2:00 p.m. MS/HS – Coaching Session 4/Masterclass B Chloe Trawinski & Kathryn Cabral, violins; Olivia Clemens, viola;
Caroline Manti, violoncello; Evan Kahn, contrabass
2:30 p.m. Elem. – Coaching Session 5
Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star Folk Song
3:15 p.m. Prep for Concert Kaya Jean Bugler, Allegra Dorman, David Jolin, Estella Jolin, Iris Lancaster,
4:00 p.m. Student Concert Mabel Ma & Anna Strauss, violins
5:00 p.m. Closing Reception Divertimento, W.Vlb. 13: I. Allegro Johann Baptist Vanhal
Amber Price, violin; Skye Shepherd, viola; Ella Natter, contrabass
Terzetto, op. 74: I. Allegro Antonín Dvorák
Ayaka Sato & Leo Goubet-McCall, violins; Paige Kriel, viola
* Listing represents the schedule for middle and high school students (MS/HS).
Times for elementary school students vary slightly (Elem.).