Bruce Myers and Mark Dulac, violins
Lisa Simoncelli, viola
Fay Rosinsky, cello

Quartet Op. 76, no. 4, "Sunrise" - Franz Josef Haydn
Quartet Op.18, no. 3 - Ludwig van Beethoven

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Violinist Bruce Myers grew up in Chicago and studied violin with Raymond Niwa of the Chicago Symphony. Studies with Broadus Earle at Yale University and Master Classes with Eunice Shapiro at Aspen, Enrico Mainardi in Salzburg, and Henryk Szeryng in Geneva rounded out his musical education.

Myers played over 20 years in both U.S. Air Force and U.S. Marine Corps music ensembles, retiring in 1994 as Concertmaster of the "President's Own" Marine Chamber Orchestra.

Myers has played in the Washington National Symphony and the Baltimore Opera Orchestra, and he has played under conductors Paul Hill, Robert Shafer, and Norman Scribner.

Violinist Mark Dulac hails from St. Paul, Minnesota. His early studies were with Ronald Balazs and Anthony Gilombardo. He studied violin at the Peabody Conservatory with Yong-Ku Ahn, Berl Senofsky and Charles Libove; and chamber music with Laurence Lesser. He taught in the Peabody Preparatory Division, and performed with the Oklahoma (City) Symphony, St. Paul (MN) Opera, Baltimore Opera, and Baltimore Symphony. Mark Dulac is a well-known, active freelancer in the Baltimore-Washington, D.C. area. He resides in Baltimore with his wife, Ane Lintvedt and two very spoiled cats.

Cellist Fay Rosinsky grew up in Philadelphia and studied at the Settlement Music School, and later privately in New York and Maryland. She performed with the Bronx (NY) Chamber Symphony and NYU Chamber Orchestra; and in Maryland with the Prince George's Philharmonic and Maryland Cello Ensemble. She performed regularly at the Coolfont Resort in Berkeley Springs, W. VA., and currently with the Gallery Quartet, the quartet in residence at the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts, Hagerstown, MD. She teaches cello privately in Howard County.