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CRC Atrium Is Like Carnegie Hall

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NSO and NIH horn players perform holiday songs in CC atrium
Six NSO horn players join members of the NIH Community Orchestra horn section for a holiday sing-along.

Photo:  Debbie Accame

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Pianist, violinist perform classical music in CC atrium.
Pianist Hui-Chuan Chen and violinist Kenneth Naito (r) perform classical music

Photo:  Debbie Accame

It is getting to be a rare event when the atrium of the Clinical Research Center does not host a performance of live music. Recently, horn players from the National Symphony Orchestra were joined by members of the NIH Community Orchestra horn section for a holiday sing-along. On Jan. 18, pianist Hui-Chuan Chen and violinist Kenneth Naito performed Mozart’s violin concerto No. 5, Brahms’ violin concerto D major, 2nd and 3rd movement and Waxman’s Carmen Fantasie. Chen has a Ph.D. from Johns Hopkins Peabody Institute and is on the faculty at the University of Maryland Baltimore County. Naito is a student at the Juilliard School Pre-College.

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