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Linda Wellbaum and Marjorie Fryxell at lunch.

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New member Robin Galvin (left) with Larrie Howard.

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Barbara Goosman and Shirley Schnizer.

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Laurel Hinkle and Nancy Martin.

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Edmonde and Grace DeGregorio with their son Anthony (standing).

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Russell and Laurel Hinkle.

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Nancy Walker, President, Carolmae Katz, Donald Hurd, Nancy Martin and new member Jane Harter.

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Gayna Bassin and Emily Hodges.

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Nancy Walker (standing, right), President, called the meeting to order.

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Judy Martin and Russell Hinkle listen as Laurel Hinkle (standing) gives the Corresponding Secretary’s Report.

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Nancy Martin, Treasurer, and Barbara Goosman.

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The audience in the hall waiting for the concert to start.

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Donald Hurd adjusted the mic for President Nancy Walker.

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Nancy Walker spoke to the audience about Matinée Musicale’s history and mission.

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Donald Hurd introduced the performers.

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Lise Proto began the program with “Le Jardin de Dolly” by Gabriel Fauré and a “Waltz”, “Nocturne” and four “Préludes” by Frédéric Chopin.

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Lise Proto taking bows after her performance.

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Next, Toni Sheffer, Larrie Howard and Judith Martin performed the Concerto in A Minor for two Violins and Orchestra by Antonio Vivaldi.

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Toni Sheffer, Larrie Howard and Judith Martin

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Toni Sheffer, Larrie Howard and Judith Martin

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Percussionist Anthony DeGregorio gave some background about his pieces before he performed on the xylophone and snare drum.

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First, Anthony played “The Ragtime Robin” by George Hamilton Green on the xylophone.

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Anthony’s proud parents, Grace and Edmonde DeGregorio, in the audience.

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Anthony DeGregorio then played “Drum Corps on Parade” by John Sterling Pratt on snare drum.

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Next, Donald Hurd, piano, and Joan Cavally, flute, performed “Concertino for Flute and Orchestra in D Major” by Cécile Chaminade.

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Joan Cavally playing the flute.

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As a special surprise encore, Donald Hurd introduced Evergreen resident Ruth Ann Clark, who performed an arrangement of tunes from “Carousel” on the piano.

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Ruth Ann Clark

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A big hug for an amazing performance!