"Performing the Haydn C Major Cello Concerto under Ms. Kim Diehnelt was one of the most exciting performances that I had. Kim is an inspiring and charismatic musical personality." --Racheli Galay, International Cello Soloist Press In 2008, Ms. Diehnelt curated a monthly chamber music series at the Center on Halsted in partnership with Lakeside Pride Music Ensembles. Read the press release from the January concert here. The 2006 CRO Summer Session highlighted the works of two contemporary composers: Memories from My Previous Lives by the Silk Road Competition winner Angel Lam, and Dance Aurora by the recent Mahler Competition winner Bjorn Berkhout. Read the commentary from the Chicago Reader. The Symphony of Oak Park and River Forest recently celebrated their 75th anniversary with a concert honoring women in music, including their founder, Gladys Welge. Maestra Diehnelt conducted the concert which included the US premiere of a work by female composer, Angel Lam. Read the review in the Wednesday Journal. Audio Click on any of the links below to hear works recently conducted by Kim Diehnelt. Symphony No. 8 (Unfinished) - Franz Schubert 1. Allegro moderato 2. Andante con moto Performed by the Symphony of Oak Park and River Forest Symphonic Journal: Ambush from Ten Directions - Angel Lam Performed by the Symphony of Oak Park and River Forest Narrated by Gigi Buffington Kim speaks about Edward Elgar on WFMT Kim speaks about the music of Edward Elgar for the PianoForte Salon Series broadcast live on WFMT 98.7 FM on May 9th, 2008 Photos - On Podium Rehearsing with the Chicago Reading Orchestra with composer Angel Lam in attendance In rehearsal with SOPRF photo by Eric Carlson "Maestra K" - On Piste Maestra K Front and right:Maestra K. Back left:Maestro Segovia Photo Felix Rodriguez Kim on the right "En garde"
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