보스턴 매사추세츠대학교(UMass Boston) 음악과 강사인 김채린(Chaerin Kim)씨가 10월 4일 버지니아비치 샌들러 공연예술센터(Sandler Center for the Performing Arts)에서 열리는 심포니시티(Symphonicity) 정기연주회에서 자작곡 '랑데부(Rendezvous)'를 지휘하며, 하프와 피아노도 협연하는 4가지 역할을 할 예정이다. 

 

 

CHAPTER I — CEREMONY & CONVICTION

 

Sunday, October 4, 2026 | 3:00 PM

Sandler Center for the Performing Arts, Virginia Beach

 

Triumph, romance, courage, and the unmistakable power of a full symphony orchestra launch Symphonicity’s season-long journey, The Long Road: Music in Search of Peace. Shostakovich’s dazzling Festive Overture bursts onto the stage with exhilarating orchestral brilliance before Chaerin Kim takes center stage on two instruments: first bringing elegance and virtuosity to Glière’s lush Harp Concerto, then moving to the piano for Addinsell’s sweeping and cinematic Warsaw Concerto, music forever associated with resilience in a world at war. Tchaikovsky’s stirring Marche slave brings the afternoon to a climax in a dramatic work born from conflict that starts as a funeral dirge and ends with hopeful splendor. The harp and piano soloist then steps onto the podium as composer and conductor in a finale of peace and love within her own work, Rendezvous.

https://www.sandlercenter.org/events/detail/ceremony

 

 

PROGRAM

Dmitri Shostakovich — Festive Overture

 

Reinhold Glière — Harp Concerto

I. Allegro moderato

II. Tema con variazioni

III. Allegro giocoso

 

Richard Addinsell — Warsaw Concerto for Piano and Orchestra

Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky — Marche slave, Op. 31 (“Slavonic March”)

 

Chaerin Kim — Rendezvous

Chaerin Kim, piano and harp

 

Daniel W. Boothe, conductor

 

 

Chaerin Kim

An internationally acclaimed harpist, pianist, composer, conductor, educator, and multi-instrumentalist; a winner of fourteen national and international awards in composition, harp, and piano; a GRAMMY Awards Voting Member and Mentor; and an Associate of the Royal Academy of Music in London. She holds three academic degrees, a postgraduate diploma, and sixteen professional certificates, serves on the faculty of the University of Massachusetts Boston, and also teaches piano and harp through the Office for the Arts at Harvard University. http://www.chaerinkim.com