The area surrounding Brattleboro, Vermont has, for years, attracted top-flight musicians to live and work here.
Multiple threads of influence – the proximity of venerable, long-standing music festivals such as Marlboro, Yellow Barn, and Apple Hill, the draw of universities and institutions of higher learning like Dartmouth, Marlboro, and Smith, or the persistence of mid-20th century cultural pioneers like Blanche Moyse, Phillipp Naegele, and David Wells – have, over time, woven together a broad community of musicians that comprised the Juno Orchestra, in residence at the Brattleboro Music Center from 2017-2022.
Juno Orchestra Project Musicians
Kathy Andrew
Sarah Atwood
Sarah Briggs
Kevin Bushee
Lucy Chapman
Brian Clague
Greg Diehl
Kinloch Earle
Mayuki Fukuhara
Kaila Graef
Anne Hooper
David Horak
Veronica Kadlubkiewicz
Isaac Krauss
Marcia Lehninger
Elaine Leisinger
Michelle Liechti
Allyson Michal
Yuri Namkung
Emily Packard
Moby Pearson
Anna Shemetyeva
Heather Sommerlad
Peggy Spencer
Andy Stein
Louisa Stonehill
Gudrun Weeks
Hannah Zhdan
Viola
Marcia Cassidy
Lysander Jaffe
Marty Knieriem
Dana Maiben
Drew Ricciardi
Liz Rose
Anna Shemetyeva
Barbara Wright
Cello
Jacob Charkey
Tim Merton
Perri Morris
Jennifer Morsches
Alice Robbins
Judith Serkin
Wayne Smith
Bass
Nick Browne
David Casali
Jay Elfenbein
Paul Horak
Yasu Suzuki
Peter Weitzner
Flute
Alison Hale
Oboe
Aaron Lakota
Kirsten Lipkens Hadden
Jennifer Slowik
Bassoon
Rebecca Eldredge
Joy Flemming
Rose Vrbsky
Horn
Paul Hadley
Jean Jeffries
Josh Michal
Christine Mortensen
Trumpet
Dan Farina
Melissa Weeks
Timpani
Rocío Mora
Keyboard
Gregory Hayes