Ms. Jenny Douglass

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  Jenny Douglass is the Principal Violist of the Marin Symphony.She also appears regularly with the San Francisco Symphony.Since 1992, she has performed, toured, and recorded with the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra, based in New York City.Jenny has degrees from the Oberlin Conservatory and the Juilliard School.

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  Jenny Douglass, Viola, has been the Principal Violist of the Marin Symphony since 1999 and is a frequent substitute in the San Francisco Symphony.As a regular performer with the NYC-based Orpheus Chamber Orchestra since 1992, Jenny has toured North and South America, Europe, and Asia , and has performed on several of their CD's recorded for Deutsche Grammophon, one of which was a 2001 Grammy Award Winner.In May 2007, Jenny traveled to Seoul , South Korea with Orpheus, performing and recording Vivaldi's Four Seasons with violinist Sarah Chang.
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  Jenny has earned degrees from the Oberlin Conservatory and the Juilliard School . Her principal teachers have included Lynne Ramsey, Karen Tuttle, and Eugene Lehner.

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  Jenny Douglass, Viola, has been the Principal Violist of the Marin Symphony since 1999 and is a frequent substitute in the San Francisco Symphony.As a regular performer with the NYC-based Orpheus Chamber Orchestra since 1992, Jenny has toured North and South America, Europe, and Asia , and has performed on several of their CD's recorded for Deutsche Grammophon, one of which was a 2001 Grammy Award Winner.In May 2007, Jenny traveled to Seoul , South Korea with Orpheus, performing and recording Vivaldi's Four Seasons with violinist Sarah Chang.
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  Jenny has earned degrees from the Oberlin Conservatory and the Juilliard School . Her principal teachers have included Lynne Ramsey, Karen Tuttle, and Eugene Lehner.

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  Jenny Douglass (Viola) is the Principal Violist of the Marin Symphony and plays regularly with the San Francisco Symphony. She performs with the New Century Chamber Orchestra and appears on their new CD Together with Nadja Salerno-Sonnenberg. Since 1992, Jenny has performed, toured, and recorded with the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra, and played on their Grammy Award Winning CD, Shadow Dances. Jenny has degrees from Oberlin Conservatory and the Juilliard School, studying with Lynne Ramsey, Karen Tuttle, and Eugene Lehner.

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  Copland's Threnody I Igor Stravinsky in Memoriam (1971 ) was, in this performance at least, a dutiful, and at about two minutes, not very convincing homage for flute (Holzman again) and string drone (Mok, plus violist Jenny Douglass and cellist Krisanthy Desby).

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  Guest violist Jenny Douglas will be joining in the performance.

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  Jenny Douglass, viola;

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  The Laurel Ensemble, composed of members Sarah Holzman (flute), Christina Mok (violin), Jenny Douglass (viola), Lori Lack (piano), Ann Lavin (clarinet) and Krisanthy Desby (violoncello), will perform at Gualala Arts Center on Sunday, April 11, 2010 at 4:00 p.m.
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  Laurel Ensemble: Jenny Douglass, viola Jenny Douglass is an active chamber musician and orchestral violist in the Bay Area. Since 1999, Jenny has been the Principal Violist of the Marin Symphony, where she has been featured with Richard Stoltzman in Bruch's Double Concerto for Clarinet and Viola and with Jeremy Constant in Mozart's Sinfonia Concertante. Ms. Douglass is a regular substitute violist with the San Francisco Symphony and has performed with them in Davies Concert Hall, Carnegie Hall, and on several European tours. As a regular performer with the NYC-based Orpheus Chamber Orchestra since 1992, Jenny has toured North and South America, Europe, and Asia, and has performed on several of their CD's recorded for Deutsche Grammophon, one of which was a 2001 Grammy Award Winner.
  
  From 1992-97, Ms. Douglass held the position of Assistant Principal Violist of the Colorado Symphony Orchestra in Denver, CO. Jenny has earned degrees from the Oberlin Conservatory and the Juilliard School.

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  Other performers coming to the peninsula are violist Jenny Douglass, violinist Liang-Ping How and cellist Lisa Lancaster.

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  "Look at the pegs," said Constant, the young concertmaster of the Marin Symphony who, along with principal violist Jenny Douglass, will perform Mozart's Sinfonia Concertante for Violin and Viola as featured soloists Sunday and Tuesday at Marin Center.
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  The small party was interrupted by the arrival of Douglass, Marin Symphony's principal violist.She arrived flushed with the news that she and her husband are expecting their second baby.
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  Douglass is a busy freelance violist in the Bay Area.In 1999, she joined the Marin Symphony as principal violist, is a member of the Santa Rosa Symphony, and a substitute musician with the San Francisco Symphony.
  
  A Mill Valley resident, she also maintains a busy, bicoastal career by performing, touring and recording with New York's renowned Orpheus Chamber Orchestra, a conductor-less ensemble, with whom she also recently completed a European tour.
  
  "I worked during my last pregnancy," said Douglass, in reference to her son, Henry, born in 2003.The comment all but dismissed the notion that her present condition would affect her career in some way.
  
  "I sat five feet away from the brass section," she said with a chuckle."To this day, I'm not sure if Henry loves it or hates it.But he definitely heard it."
  
  According to Douglass, for anyone who has never been to the symphony, this program would be a perfect place to start.Mozart's Sinfonia Concertante for Violin and Viola, she said, is "one of the most beautiful pieces of music ever written, especially the middle movement.With its uncontrollable exuberance and brilliant flashes of color, it is a perfect example of a masterpiece."It has been described as a kind of dance with two partners, or a distinct conversation.With its can-you-top-this element of call and response in the dialogue, some have even described it as a race.
  
  One of Douglass' friends, upon hearing that Douglass might be performing Mozart's Sinfonia Concertante, inquired if it was so."When I told her she heard right, she said, 'Well, gee I hope you win,'" Douglass recalled with a laugh.It's a musical laugh.

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