Program
Malcolm Arnold: Divertimento, Op. 37 (1952)
Ludwig van Beethoven: Trio for Flute, Clarinet, and English Horn, Op. 87 (1794)
Paquito D’Rivera: Contradanza (1994)
Michael Kibbe: Bicycle Music (2017)

Lake Effect Winds

Beth Scott, flute, earned a B.A. in music from Colgate University, a B.S. from Columbia
University, and a Masters in Education from Binghamton University. She studied with James
Papoutsakis at the New England Conservatory of Music and John Oberbrunner in Syracuse. She
has performed with orchestras and chamber ensembles in Binghamton and Western New York
and is a member of The Onondaga Civic Symphony Orchestra. Beth is a registered Suzuki
teacher in both flute and violin, with an active private studio near Manlius.

Kathryn Dimmel, oboe, earned a Music Education degree with a concentration in performance
(Crane School of Music, SUNY Potsdam) and a Master's in Music Education (Ithaca College). She
studied with Patricia Sharpe, Dr. Glen Guiles and Jared Hauser. Currently teaching music in the
Oneida City School District, Kathryn performs regularly with the Central Winds and many area
ensembles.

Tom McKay, clarinet, has played saxophone and clarinet with jazz groups (including the Bear
Cat Jass Band, the Central New York Jazz Orchestra, and Gap Mangione's Big Band), orchestras
(including the Syracuse Symphony and Symphoria) and many chamber ensembles. He is a
professor emeritus of philosophy, retired from Syracuse University. He was named as CMM
performer of the year in 2012.

Audrey Turner, French horn, earned a Bachelor’s degree in Music Education and French horn
performance from Ithaca College and a Master’s degree in Music Performance from Ohio
University. She taught instrumental music in the Fulton City schools, Liverpool Central School
District, and Marcellus Central Schools. Audrey performs with the Syracuse University Brass
Ensemble, Central Winds, and the Finger Lakes Brass Works Quintet.

Jennifer Groth, bassoon, earned music degrees from the Crane School of Music (SUNY
Potsdam) and Syracuse University. She studied with Frank Wangler and Anthony DeAngelis and
previously served as the Chamber Music Coordinator for the Juilliard School. She taught
instrumental music in the Syracuse City Schools and has performed with the Syracuse
Symphony Orchestra, the New York Repertory Orchestra, and other ensembles throughout
New York State.

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