Jack Sutte premieres new work for solo trumpet by Brian Fennelly - May 17th, Cleveland

Fri - May 17, 2013, 9:00 pm

 

Jack Sutte premieres new work for solo trumpet by Brian Fennelly - May 17th, Cleveland

Jack Sutte, trumpetJack Sutte, trumpetCleveland Orchestra’s Gordon Square Residency this year from May 11 through May 17.
Friday, May 17, at 9 p.m. – Survival Kit at 78th Street Studios, 1300 W. 78th St. – Suite 303. Cleveland Orchestra musicians Scott Dixon, bass, Jack Sutte, trumpet, Joshua Smih, flute & Jacob Nissly, percussion. Solos and duos - including the latest work by BRIAN FENNELLY, "Distant Call" for solo muted trumpet or flugelhorn.

The concert is part of the inaugural neighborhood residency of The Cleveland Orchestra,
which will find the Orchestra and members of Severance Hall ensembles
engaging the community in numerous activities ranging from performances
to a soccer match in the
Gordon Square Arts District on Cleveland’s West Side from May 11 through May 17.

The
full Orchestra will play a free evening concert (now sold out) and a
morning educational concert at St. Colman Church under assistant
conductor James Feddeck. A special City Club forum will discuss the impact of arts and culture on neighborhood development.

Other
performances include a variety of Cleveland Orchestra soloists and
ensembles performing in Gordon Square cafés, wine bars, a health campus,
galleries and food stores as well as in La Sagrada Familia Church and
Cleveland Public Theatre.

Jack Sutte joined The Cleveland Orchestra as second
trumpet in 1999. Prior to his Cleveland appointment, he was the
principal trumpet in the Bergen Philharmonic Orchestra in Norway. A
native of Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, he attended the Curtis Institute of
Music in Philadelphia, where he earned a bachelor of music degree, and
the Juilliard School in New York City, where he earned a master of music
degree. He studied with Frank Kaderabek at Curtis, Raymond Mase at
Juilliard, and Chris Gekker at the Aspen Festival. Mr. Sutte has
performed as soloist with The Cleveland Orchestra with principal trumpet
Michael Sachs, as well as with the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, the
New World Symphony, and the Haddonfield Symphony. He made his
international solo debut in Argentina in 1995. Mr. Sutte is a lecturer
of trumpet at the Baldwin Wallace University Conservatory of Music, and
has taught at the Oberlin College Conservatory of Music.