Bowling Green Chamber Music Competition Winners
Winners (2009)
Undergraduate
First Place
Quatuor Du Jour
- Brad Green, soprano saxophone
- Zach Hinson, alto saxophone
- Andrew Park, tenor saxophone
- Drew Sevel, baritone saxophone
Second Place
The Boston Three Party
- Daniel Klohn, percussion
- Steven Klunk, percussion
- Zak Ryan, percussion
Graduate
First Place
The Dodecahedron Quartet
- James Fusik, soprano saxophone
- Han-Tao Li, alto saxophone
- Carl Wiggins, tenor saxophone
- Andrew Braet, baritone saxophone
Second Place
Eastern Trio
- Jiung Yoon, piano
- Ioana Galu, violin
- Spencer Prewitt, clarinet
Winners (2008)
Undergraduate
First Place
H3O Saxophone Quartet
- Jessica Heller, soprano saxophone
- Beth Hummer, alto saxophone
- Kathryn Hachey, tenor saxophone
- Douglas O’Shea, baritone saxophone
Second Place and Audience Choice
Idiophiles
- Rachael Costanzi, marimba
- Stephen Klunk, marimba
- Daniel Klohn, marimba
- David Guyton, marimba
Graduate
First Place
PVC Trio
- Sara Emerson, soprano
- Laure Vermeulin, piano
- Spencer Prewitt, clarinet
Second Place and Audience Choice
Volunteer Saxophone Quartet
- Sean Patayanikorn, soprano saxophone
- James Fusik, alto saxophone
- Andrew Braet, tenor saxophone
- Joel Diegert, baritone saxophone
Inaugural Winners (2007)
Undergraduate
First Place
BGSU Percussion Ensemble: Pangea
- Danny Klohn, percussion
- Chris Lennard, percussion
- Chris Spivey, percussion
Second Place
Floot Loops
- Andrea Avers, flute
- Kristen Hoverman, flute
- Chelsea Koziatek, flute
- Kelsi Milam, flute
Audience Choice
BGSU Percussion Ensemble: Pangea
- Danny Klohn, percussion
- Chris Lennard, percussion
- Chris Spivey, percussion
Graduate
First Place
à tre (piano trio)
- I-Chen Yeh, piano
- Alina Istic, viola
- Michael Hsin-en Liu, flute
Second Place
Rubix Saxophone Quartet
- David Babich, soprano saxophone
- Michael Van Pelt, alto saxophone
- Chris Chmielewski, tenor saxophone
- Susan Poirier, baritone saxophone
Audience Choice
Rokoko
- Yeji Kim, flute
- Ovidiu Corneau, oboe
- Jiung Yoon, piano