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 Richard Clark, Senior Orchestra Conductor
Richard Clark is an active recitalist and chamber musician who studied violin and viola with Raphael Bernstein, Ariana Bronne, and Lillian Fuchs. Mr. Clark is on the faculty of Rutgers University – Mason Gross School of the Arts and the Manhattan School of Music from which he received his Bachelors and Masters degrees...
Also an active conductor, he is a fervent proponent of American music and has conducted more than 100 world premiere performance and has 30 CDs in his rapidly expanding discography.
 Yoram Youngerman, Junior Orchestra Conductor
Yoram Youngerman has performed in major venues worldwide including Lincoln Center in New York; Barbican Center in London; and in numerous locations around the world. His recent performances include a solo performance of Martinu’s Concerto for String Quartet with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra and collaborations with well-known chamber ensembles...
...such as the Tokyo String Quartet, the Ying String Quartet, the Chester String Quartet, the Ciompi String Quartet, and with members of the Cleveland String Quartet. He was recorded and broadcast by the BBC, CBC, NPR, and the Israeli Broadcast Authority. He won the first prize of the Paul Ben-Haim competition for contemporary music performance and the Israeli National Music Foundation award. Mr. Youngerman is a former member of the internationally award winning Amernet String Quartet. He is professor of viola and director of the Chamber Music Program at East Carolina University, and the conductor and artistic director of the Mallarmé Youth Chamber Orchestra in Durham, NC.
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Richard Clark is an active recitalist and chamber musician who studied violin and viola with Raphael Bernstein, Ariana Bronne, and Lillian Fuchs. Mr. Clark is on the faculty of Rutgers University – Mason Gross School of the Arts and the Manhattan School of Music from which he received his Bachelors and Masters degrees...