The Young Artist Residency featuring students from The Juilliard School and Curtis Institute marks a thrilling preview of Chamber Music Lehigh Valley’s next chapter where the stage extends beyond performance into community and connection. This vibrant ensemble of rising stars from —pianist Lucas Amory, violinist Leah Amory, clarinetist Anoush Pogossian, and cellist Elena Ariza—will bring to life a program that bridges beloved masterworks and bold new sounds. The evening pairs Maurice Ravel’s luminous Sonata for Violin and Cello and Johannes Brahms’s autumnal Clarinet Trio in A Minor, Op. 114 with The Land of Armenia, a commissioned work by clarinetist Anoush Pogossian that celebrates heritage and modern artistry through the rich colors of Armenian folk tradition. Grounded in artistry and fueled by youthful vision, these performers embody the essence of CMLV’s reimagined mission—to cultivate shared humanity through chamber music that connects generations, stories, and souls. This program—and future residency programs—are curated by violist and Juilliard teaching artist Hsin-Yun Huang.
In the artists’ words: VIDEO
