Calm Reflections Photography: Milad Daniara

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Friday, July 31, 2015

Lovely Woodlawn Farm Concert on the lawn, July 25th

The Chesapeake Orchestra Fellows featured a number of small groups on Saturday night led by Jeffrey Silberschlag. David Froom, usually known as a composer, played the keyboard for the concert, an unusual treat. The weather was pleasant and the music was too.

Jeffrey Silberschlag, music director

He was also a proud father as he played a bit of his son Nathaniel's live performance from the Kennedy Center on his phone during the concert. Both sons are exceptional musicians.

David Froom

Zachary Silberschlag, Jeffrey's oldest son

Alan Morris

Olenka Dolak and Milad Daniari

Victoria Wolf Lewis, Zachary Silberschlag and Milad Daniari

Champagne anyone?

Reflection

Tri-color view

Friday, July 24, 2015

Woodlawn Concert July 18th, 2015: And The Boat Went By

The Chesapeake Orchestra Fellows, a talented group of young people directed by Jeffrey Silberschlag, performed outside on the Woodlawn Farm lawn last Saturday by the creek.

Sometimes outdoor concerts contend with unusual local events, noise, children, weather, etc. During this concert, a neighbor was running little tours of the creek, right past the location of the concert. Many Times!!! Jeffrey Silberschlag just took the interruptions in stride with a little bit of humor. At least that's what we saw on his face!

Several of the young performers had solos;

Joey Lavarias on bassoon