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Guest Artist: Hélène Wickett
Guest Artist: Hélène Wickett

Hélène Wickett has regularly appeared as soloist with major orchestras and in solo recital throughout Europe and the Americas as well as being active as a chamber musician. Ms. Wickett has performed some 70 concertos with orchestra as well as most of the chamber music repertory. 
Guest Artists: Orphiq Percussion Quartet

Musicians Sean Clark, Michael Downing, Peyton Esraelian and Robert Strong are the Orphiq Quartet. The Fresno-based group performs internationally and seeks to share its love of percussion chamber music with audiences everywhere.
Composer Profile: Stefan Cwik

Stefan Cwik, composer-in-residence for Symphony Parnassus, studied composition and guitar performance with Dusan Bogdanovic, and composition with David Conte, at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music. He studied with composer Michel Merlet at the European American Musical Alliance summer program in Paris, France, and completed his graduate studies in composition with John Corigliano at The Juilliard School in New York.
On fourth return as soloist, Parnassus favorite Alina Ming Kobialka to play Brahms Violin Concerto
SF Symphony trombonist Timothy Higgins enjoys transition from performer to composer
Composer Profile: Timothy Higgins
Sister soloists Starla and Valery Breshears perform Haydn, Mozart on Jan. 28 with Symphony Parnassus
Sister soloists Starla and Valery Breshears perform Haydn, Mozart on Jan. 28 with Symphony Parnassus
Composer Preben Antonsen premieres uplifting, orchestral hymn 'What Wondrous Love'
Pierce Wang enjoys lively Conus concerto, dedicates performance to his late grandmother
Composer Profile: Preben Antonsen
Composer Profile: Preben Antonsen

Preben Antonsen (b. 1991) graduated from Yale University in 2013, majoring in music and computer science. He has been composing since he was a small child, and studied composition with John Adams from 2001-2009. The San Francisco Symphony Youth Orchestra premiered his first orchestral work in March 2009. NPR’s program “From the Top” featured Preben as a young composer in 2008.

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