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- Deborah
Boldin, flute, artistic director
- Vivian
Chang-Freiheit, piano
- Gloria
Chien, piano
- Nancy
Dimock, oboe
- Gary
Gorczyca, clarinet
- Whitacre
Hill, horn
- Joanna
Kurkowicz, violin
- William
Manley, percussion
- Kelli
O'Connor, clarinet
- Margaret
Phillips, bassoon
- Rafael
Popper-Keizer, cello
- Anna
Reinersman, harp
- Scott
Woolweaver, viola
- Gabriel
Langfur, managing director
- Hans Spencer, education program
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Gary Gorczyca
clarinet
A founding member of the Chameleon Arts Ensemble, clarinetist
Gary Gorczyca began his musical career on the heels of an
education from New England Conservatory, Boston University
and Indiana University of Pennsylvania. Shortly afterward
he received fellowships to attend the Norfolk Chamber and
Contemporary Music Festival as well as the Tanglewood Music
Center, where he was awarded a Jackson Prize for outstanding
musical achievement. Chamber music experience includes the
Rockport Chamber Music Festival, North Country Chamber Players
and Harvard's Fromm Players. For 10 years, Mr. Gorczyca was
a first call substitute with the Boston Symphony under the
baton of Seiji Ozawa, Bernard Haitink, Andre Previn and others,
where he received solo bows both in Symphony and Carnegie
Halls. Additionally, he has been a soloist with the Angelica
International Festival and the Boston Modern Orchestra Project.
He currently spends his time performing, repairing wind instruments,
teaching privately, and with family.
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info@chameleonarts.org
