Monday, February 14, 2022Grateful Times Hi Everyone! I hope that as you read this, you are well!
I am ever so grateful for this past year of performances and exciting projects! I consider myself one of the lucky musicians who have had many opportunities to perform and share music with audiences.
In early October, I performed again at the Four Seasons in Music series (Sands Point, NY). This series is on a Preserve in Long Island that features the Guggenheim Estate. It is quite impressively gorgeous – think Downton Abbey!
I was beyond honored, excited, and a little pinch-myself-nervous for my preparation with composer John Harbison for his Solo Violin Suite. Zoom came in handy for us both as we worked through these short pieces, one of which was written for me called, ”DEBut”. I recorded this work at SUNY Purchase Performing Arts Center in NY with producer Silas Brown and his wonderful Purchase Conservatory sound engineering students.
On February 11th, 2022, I had the honor of performing three recitals with pianist Orli Shaham for the Kauffman Center’s Musical Storefronts series. What a gift this series is to NYC culture! Orli and I had so much fun with our “62nd/Broadway street audience” and loved premiering Bruce Adolphe’s “Fantastia on Beethoven’s Spring Sonata”. He wrote this for me in 2019.
This is the second year that I have had the honor of playing on the Music for Food, NYC series led by Artistic Director, Natasha Brofsky. This event raised enough money to provide for over two thousand meals to folks in need. It goes without saying that it is incredibly gratifying to know that our music can help others in this way.
I am now in my fifth year with the Stamford Symphony as Acting Concertmaster. I continue to enjoy how much this ensemble feels like a family. The orchestra has such an amazing team comprised of a stellar CEO, Board, and staff who have supported the musicians throughout the pandemic. SSO has such an exciting strategic plan -- more to come on that, later!
I will be spending a short time with the West Virginia Symphony as their Guest Concertmaster in late April/early May. I look forward to working with my friend and conductor, Larry Loh and the musicians in Charleston, WV.
My students at SUNY Purchase are wonderful young people who make my marathon Wednesdays so fulfilling! I also run the Purchase Chamber Music Program which serves strings, guitar, piano, winds, and some brass. It’s a whopper of a job, but come the month of May, it is exhilarating to hear so many groups perform such varying and impressive music!
This summer I will perform in Colorado at the Music off the Hooks Arts Festival and the Telluride MusicFest. Now in my twenty-second summer, I will once again be at the Kinhaven Music School, where I will be barefoot and surrounded by a tremendous community of faculty, staff, and students, on forty acres of glorious land in Weston, Vermont!
As I look at my music stand, I see the music that I will be preparing for this next batch of concerts which represents opportunity! Again, I am GRATEFUL. I look forward to performing many new works, working with new artist friends, and finding compelling ways to communicate music and its beauty through my violin.
Saturday, May 23, 2020Life!What strange times we are living in! This next week was supposed to be a huge one for me — a concert at Sands Point Preserve in Long Island, a concert for the Garden City Chamber Music Society, and Kinhaven Music School’s Gala in NYC, all within a 3 day span. My life’s default setting of rushing, rushing, and more rushing around was my normal mode of operation! Now, life is moving slowly, and at the same time I find myself asking, “where did April and May go?!” Ah well, it is what it is, and my family continues to feel grateful for all that we have and our good health.
Prior to the pandemic world and my new post-Lark Quartet musical life, I was juggling performing chamber music with new colleagues in NYC, teaching and heading up the chamber music program at SUNY Purchase College Conservatory of Music, co-directing Kinhaven, and enjoying raising two young human beings with my husband.
During my seventeen years in the Lark Quartet, I was lucky enough to be a part of creating many commissioning projects by several of America’s most prized composers. This year brought something new! One of my life’s greatest honors is to have received my first commission for solo violin by John Harbison, entitled “DEBut”. It is a beautiful piece that is lyrical and clever.
This past January, I received another commission written for violin and piano entitled “Fantasia on Beethoven’s Spring Sonata” by Bruce Adolphe. Before writing this piece, Bruce was kind enough to ask me what I was currently performing. My answer to him was, “Beethoven!” — I was preparing about 15 different chamber works because his 250th birthday! Both of these commissions were made possible by a SUNY Purchase Faculty Research Grant. I look forward to recording this music soon!
As Assistant Professor of Violin and Head of Chamber Music at SUNY Purchase, I continue to teach and coach young musicians. The need to quickly adapt our instruction of chamber music, which I define as a living-breathing-feeling-music -with-one-another experience, into a remote model, posed quite a challenge for me. I became quite involved in how to create a curriculum that maintained at it’s core the principals of this performance art. By semester’s end, I was relieved to hear from
the students themselves that score study, listening analysis, playing for one another, all brought them to a better place of understanding. It provided a sincere connection to the music they were studying and to one another.
This past week, I have been lucky enough to connect to many of my esteemed colleagues around the country in order to gather stories of “what actually worked” in their remote chamber music curriculum. The fact that I have had time to chat with these great artists and pedagogues to dig deep into what it means to teach and coach chamber music has been invaluable. I recognize that these conversations would probably not have happened had it not been for this crisis.
I have been lucky enough to lead orchestras around this country. My position of Concertmaster of the Brooklyn Philharmonic until 2013 was a highlight. For the past three seasons, I have served as the Concertmaster for the Stamford Symphony. Many of my close Brooklyn Phil colleagues are members of the Stamford Symphony. This orchestra is comprised of NYC musicians, a stellar administration, and gracious board members. Led by CEO, Russell Jones, the SSO figures out a way to pay the orchestra members a respectable amount of lost wages from the canceled concerts in March and April. This says so much about this organization. I respect and admire my excellent colleagues and am excited for the recent hire of our new Music Director, Michael Stern.
Kinhaven continues to be my third child. It has always existed as a beacon for the end of my demanding season. For the past ten years, my husband and I have led this school as Co-Executive Directors, overseeing five sessions that span from late May through August. As we are navigating through what it would require to run a safe 2020 Senior and Junior sessions, we are incredibly grateful for the enormous help we continue to receive from our Kinhaven Task Force. This informed group includes doctors, board members, faculty, parents, camp directors, testing company executives, and Vermont healthcare professionals. We are consumed by the decision to run or not every day — we make our final decision by June 1st.
I have always been an optimist, so I sign off by expressing what I know we all wish for which is a rich artistic life on the other side of this pandemic. For now, I will keep practicing, teaching, and taking care of myself and my family. I send my wishes of good health out to all of you!
August 15, 2018Finally, an Update!It has been a full and wonderful year in my musical life ! I am busy with a versatile career as the first violinist of the Lark Quartet, Co-Executive Director and Faculty Concerts Series Curator of the Kinhaven Music School, Assistant Professor of Violin and Head of Chamber Music at SUNY Purchase College Conservatory of Music, and Acting Concertmaster of the Stamford Symphony.
The Lark Quartet celebrated our 30th anniversary by commissioning four new works by American composers Kenji Bunch, John Harbison, Andrew Waggoner and Anna Weesner. Kenji Bunch’s Megalopolis had its world premiere during our 2017/18 season at the University of Iowa (who also co-commissioned the work), while Andrew Waggoner’s string octet and John Harbison’s String Quartet No. 6 were premiered at a special celebration at Carnegie Hall’s Weill Hall to conclude our anniversary year. Anna Weesner’s clarinet quintet will be premiered on September 17, 2018, with clarinetist Romie de Guise-Langlois with the The Chamber Music Society of Salt Lake City in Utah. *We will record these works for commercial release in 2019*.
In addition to the September 17 concert in Utah, we will present 3 house concerts in New York City on November 8, 2018, February 7 and April 4, 2019. We will also perform 3 concerts at the Sands Point Preserve.
My husband and I welcomed over 90 high school-aged students from around the country and 50 faculty and staff to the green mountains of Vermont to join us once again (18 years and counting for me!) for the Kinhaven Music School’s Senior Session, 2018 in Weston, Vermont. I had my usual time of “off-the-grid” living where I immersed myself in music and nature. Every summer I notice how my practice is intensified in it’s focus, allowing me to go deeper into whatever I am currently working on. The students that I worked with on solo, chamber, and orchestral music made me feel exhilarated no matter the level of expertise; their passion to learn was there!
I was especially excited by one of our guests, Body Mapping and Andover Educator, Jane Murray who introduced me and our study body to this technique; an off-shoot of the Alexander Technique. The idea of learning the truth about the way the body is suppose to move goes right along with my never-ending quest for mastering my own efficiency with the violin. This technique and information just adds to my “tool-shed” and gives me more to share with my students.
We had record numbers of audience in attendance for the Saturday night Faculty Concert Series. The new Pre-Concert Wine and Cheese was enormously successful and allowed us to meet so many more community members from Weston, and the surrounding towns in Vermont. I was enormously impressed with the level of artistry by the Kinhaven Senior Session Faculty. I have already planned the five-concert series for 2019 and am so excited about yet another summer of diverse programming. The concerts will feature music by Haydn, Brahms, Jennifer Higdon, Nic Scherzinger, Milhaud, Shostakovich, Tchaikovsky, Mozart, Dutilluex, Dvorak, Wourinen, Schubert, Eric Ewazen, and Turina –wow! Come check it out!!
I am thankful for my job, my students, colleagues, and beautiful studio at Purchase College Conservatory of Music in upstate, NY. I am welcoming some new students soon and will begin (on Monday 8/20) creating groups for the chamber music program. My Performance Class will welcome guests that focus on injury prevention and better health in the practice room, which I hope means better performance experience. Our chamber concerts will be in December and May.
Stamford Symphony is full of wonderfully accomplished New York City musicians. I am quite honored to have been named the Acting Concertmaster for the 2018-19 season. Many of my Brooklyn Philharmonic colleagues are in this orchestra, so it is a blast to make music with them again! In March 2019, I get to perform as a soloist in Haydn’s Sinfonia Concertante with Melanie, Carrie, and Cynde! Let’s go, girls!
My life is just right when I can balance my family world with performance practice, teaching, and my passion for running and yoga practice. I am excited to move forward through the fall and into 2019!
January 6, 2016January NewsHello and Thank you for taking the time to visit my website. As I begin 2016 with some time to re-group and gear up for the next part of the season, I realize what a whirlwind September through December have been! This fall, I began a full time position as Visiting Assistant Professor of Violin at SUNY Purchase Conservatory of Music. (I have been part-time for two years) I absolutely love the environment at Purchase because the faculty is committed to the art of teaching and are active, current performers on the scene themselves. The students are supportive, collaborative, and so far remind me much of our students at the Kinhaven Music School.
The Lark had one of the busiest fall seasons that I can remember. We played concerts all over the map but did wind up in Virginia quite a bit! We have focused ourselves on the celebration of the 30th year of the Lark Quartet’s existence. In keeping with our long history of commissioning American composers, we have commissioned five composers to write pieces that feature some of our collaborative formations. John Harbison and Stephen Hartke have both agreed to write string quartets for us. Kenji Bunch will be writing a piece for percussion and string quartet. Frame-drum specialist, Yousif Sheronick will join us for this. Anna Weesner will write for our quartet and clarinetist, Todd Palmer. Last but not least, Andrew Waggoner will write an octet for us to play with the original Larks! 2016-17, 18 will feature all of this great music in concert halls around the country—it will be exciting!
As far as my summer life goes, Kinhaven remains my place of joy. It provides a tech-free environment where I feel my spirit and mind can reconnect to the very things that inspire my artistic soul. Our recruitment is going well and we look forward to inviting back many fine young people to Weston, VT. We are a total of about 130 people, but it feels like a big family for sure. We still need lots of support to carry us forward, so please keep our non-profit in mind for tax-deductable gifts, and thank you!
November 13, 2015Lark Quartet-SUNY Purchase-Kinhaven Music SchoolThis Fall has been a whopper! My time with the Lark Quartet has been spent focused on performing Beethoven's String Quartet, Op. 132. We have had a tremendously active concert fall season with concerts that have introduced us to new audiences. As I get older, I have a different sense of these audience members and am beginning to see what they must experience when chossing to attend a quartet concert. Presenting Op. 132 to these folks has been a truly gratifying experience. has brought us many opportunities to experience this great piece to stew inside of us. It has been a tough and rewarding journey that has made me feel proud and extremely lucky to experience.
I began my first year as a full-tim professor at SUNY Purchase, welcoming in seven new students to my class! What a joy they have been. I continue to work on bringing us (the violins) together, to continue to learn and expolre all aspects of what it is to perform.
February 4, 2014Composing America CD released on Bridge RecordsI am very happy and proud to announce that the Lark Quartet has recorded four works by American Pulitzer Prize winning composers Copland, Adams, Bolcom & Moravec with guests Jeremy Denk, Stephen Salters & Yousif Sheronick. Thanks to everyone who supported us in getting this album completed and we hope you will enjoy our take on these remarkable works. Judith Sherman produced this CD and it was recorded at SUNY Purchase.
January 21, 2014January NewsHello and Thank you for taking the time to visit my website. As I begin 2014 with some time to re-group and gear up for the next part of the season, I realize what a whirlwind September through December have been! This fall, I began my new job as Assistant Professor of Violin at SUNY Purchase Conservatory of Music. I absolutely love the environment there because the faculty is inspiring and the students are good-natured, supportive of one another, and eager to work hard and learn. I coached a wide variety of great chamber music, which included George Crumbs’, Voice of the Whale, Dvorak’s E-flat String Quartet, Dohnanyi’s Serenade, a Brahms Violin Sonata, Weber’s Trio for Flute, Cello, and Piano, and was happily impressed by the standard of music making at the semester-end chamber music performances. I look forward to this coming semester and especially to the Violin Performance classes. I welcome any potential students to stop by and hear this class on Wednesday’s from 3-4:30pm.
The Lark had one of the busiest fall seasons that I can remember. As we launched and successfully achieved our “Composing America” CD Kickstarter campaign, the quartet was busy! We played great concerts in Princeton, Brooklyn, Bronxville, Manhattan, New Jersey, to name just a few. We performed on NYC’s Music Monday’s the music of Nico Muhly with wonderful colleagues, Todd Palmer, Aaron Wunsch, and Jennifer Zetlan. Our Lark About Town series that provides free concerts to the public where access is limited was very successful. This initiative allowed us to perform at Cassita Maria and at the Girls Global Learning Center in the Bronx. We look forward to more of these ways to give back to our community.
Bridge Records released our CD featuring the music of Jennifer Higdon last year and is gearing up for the early February release of the next CD, “Composing America” featuring pianist Jeremy Denk and some of our greatest American composers: John Adams, Aaron Copland, Paul Moravec, and William Bolcom. With John Adams’ blessing, percussionist Yousif Sheronick arranged a part for himself to go along with the string quartet parts of “John’s Book of Alleged Dances”. Check out the video for background and detailed explanation of the percussion used for this piece—pretty darn cool! We commissioned “Billy in the Darbies”, written by William Bolcom for baritone singer, Stephen Salters and our quartet. The large piece on the CD is the Piano Quintet by Paul Moravec, written for Jeremy Denk and the Lark. So, as you can see, as the Lark progresses through our string quartet life, we hold dear the tradition of commissioning, premiering, and advancing the good work of some of our country's most acclaimed composers.
As far as my summer life is concerned, Kinhaven remains my “third child”. A day does not go by without love and care paid to this beautiful and unique organization. From endearing parental calls about the special needs of one’s child to programming our summer senior session orchestra repertoire, I am never bored! I am also heavily involved in building a sound financial future for Kinhaven. We still need lots of support to carry us through, so please keep our non-profit in mind for tax-deductable gifts, and thank you!
In December, we had a benefit at Robert and Lenore Davis’ upper west-side apartment. Kinhaven junior and senior students performed chamber music for the sixty-plus member audience. A warm and comfortable Kinhaven energy was in the air! I am incredibly thankful to the Lark Quartet for performing with Lenore Davis at this event. So now in February, we begin the audition schedule for our 2014 class of students. I am very excited to hear everyone and to see the summer take shape. For senior session, we will have five terrific conductors that will lead our students through some pretty awesome repertoire and they are: Timothy Weiss, David Hattner, William Wiedrich, David Buck (yes my father), and Simon Lipskar. The repertoire includes, Berlioz’ Symphony Fantastique, Wagner’s Rienzi Overture, Tchaikovsky’s Sixth Symphony, Strauss’ Death and Transfiguration, and Rachmaninoff’s Symphonic Suite. Check out the Kinhaven website to find out more about audition and summer concert dates. Please also consider visiting us in VT this summer—I promise, you will LOVE it!
September 1, 2011Hello and thank you for taking the time to look at my site!Life continues to be exciting. Tony and I just finished our first summer as Executive Directors of the Kinhaven Music School. We led a Senior Session of 94 fabulous students and 30 top notch staff through a wonderful musical summer. The kids were not to be forgotten and as always, relationships were formed that will be long lasting. It was truly an honor to begin our work there and put into place a plan for the rich future of Kinhaven. I thank all my wonderful colleagues and friends who supported us all the way! Luca and Tahlia loved Vermont with their favorite pastime being salamander catching and mud dunking (full body-ugh!)
Currently, I am in my eighth season with the LARK Quartet as first violinist. This month, the LARK Quartet will continue our preparations for a recording for Bridge Records of a CD to feature the music of Jennifer Higdon. We will be recording with pianist, Gary Graffman, clarinetist, Todd Palmer, and pianist, Blair McMillan. This CD project will largely be made possible by a Copland Recording Grant we received a while back. Lark's Fall 2011 and Spring 2012 season looks good. We will be performing in California, Washington D.C., Pennsylvania, Connecticut, and New York. Our Spring 2012 plans are to begin recording an all Paul Moravec cd. The featured work on this recording will be Paul's Piano Quintet which we premiered with Jeremy Denk at Merkin Recital Hall in April, 2010. Jeremy Denk will be joining us for this exciting project.
I am so relieved and excited to report that the Brooklyn Philharmonic is back on it's feet. I have served as it's tenured Concertmaster since 2009. Newly appointed Artistic Director, Alan Pierson is a fantastic musician and collaborator--expect great things! Our first concert of the season is on October 8th in New York City. As part of the Brooklyn Phiharmonic's chamber music series at the Brooklyn Museum of Art, my annual recital will take place on January 29th, 2012.
In September, I will be traveling home to Altadena, CA to perform with the LARK ate Scipps College and also to play a recital with my college buddy and fabulous pianist, Robert Thies in Claremont, CA. The program is unusually traditional!
I would like to take the time to write that I feel extremely fortunate to have such a varied career. I am surrounded by amazing musicians who continue to inspire me and allow me the opportunity to grow. I am honored to have been chosen for the Directorship of the Kinhaven Music School and energized by the chance to contribute all that I can. It is a magical place where kids who "like" music end up "loving" music for the rest of their lives. For those of you that are less familiar with it, please check out the website. Feel free to write to me with any inquiries.
Described by Strad Magazine as “Particularly impressive for her surpassing degree of imagination and vibrant sound,” violinist Deborah Buck has built a rich and varied musical career as a chamber musician, concertmaster, professor, soloist, and artistic leader.
Ms. Buck was a member of the Lark Quartet for seventeen years. This quartet was recognized especially for its extensive commissioning and for pushing the boundaries of what a traditional string quartet could do by being one of the first quartets to feature added percussion, clarinet, voice, and piano. The Lark recorded works by prize-winning American composers like John Harbsion, Jennifer Higdon, Aaron J. Kernis, and Paul Moravec; many of which are included in their extensive discography. In 2021, Ms. Buck enjoyed new collaborations with many artists as a guest chamber musician for the Four Seasons in Music/Sands Point, NY, Music for Food/ NYC, and looks forward to performances at the Telluride Music Festival (CO) and the Off the Hook music festival (CO) in 2022.
In 2019, Ms. Buck was awarded a Music Faculty Incentive Grant by the SUNY Purchase Conservatory that facilitated two commissions: one for solo violin by John Harbison called DeBut, and another for violin and piano called Fantasia on Beethoven’s Spring Sonata by Bruce Adolphe. Subsequently, in October 2021, Ms. Buck joined Grammy-winning producer, Silas Brown to record the Suite for Solo Violin by John Harbison.
As recitalist, Ms. Buck has performed at the Phillips Collection in Washington, D.C. and over the airways via broadcasts of the Dame Myra Hess Series in Chicago for WFMT and “Sunday’s Live” in Los Angeles for KKGO and at the Brooklyn Museum of Art. Ms. Buck also recorded for the motion picture and television industry. Her violin solos for television helped breathe life back into the re-mastered American Silent Film classic, “The Scarlet Letter” (Turner Classic Movies). Her National television debut came by way of a feature guest spot on the Family Channel’s, “It Takes Two” hosted by Dick Clark. Ms. Buck looks forward to upcoming recitals with pianist, Orli Shaham at the Kauffman Center’s Musical Storefront series (NYC). In addition, Ms. Buck is also a frequent guest soloist, having been featured with Lincoln Center’s Little Orchestra Society, West Virginia Symphony, Stamford Symphony, and the Brooklyn Philharmonic.
For the past five years, Ms. Buck has led the Stamford Symphony (CT) as its Acting Concertmaster. From 2008-2013, she was the tenured concertmaster of the Brooklyn Philharmonic. Ms. Buck has held concertmaster positions with the St. Matthew’s Chamber Orchestra (L.A.) and the Los Angeles Opera Guild, as well as many other noteworthy ensembles in the Tri-State and California.
Ms. Buck's past awards have included a Los Angeles Philharmonic-sponsored Corwin Foundation Grant, a Leni Fe Bland Career Grant and was named a winner of the National Contemporary Record Society Competition.
Since 2014, Ms. Buck has been Assistant Professor of Violin at SUNY Purchase Conservatory of Music where she is also the Head of Strings and Chamber Music. As a co-director, concert series curator, and artistic leader, Ms. Buck has had the honor of running the Kinhaven Music School in Weston, Vermont with her husband since 2011.
A native of Los Angeles, Ms. Buck spent her primary years studying with Michael and Irina Tseitlin. She was a recipient of both a Starling scholarship and a Martin Kaltman Foundation scholarship at the Juilliard School where she was a student of Dorothy DeLay and Masao Kawasaki. She was awarded the Jascha Heifetz Violin Scholarship by the University of Southern California where she earned a Master of Music Degree as a student of Robert Lipsett.
The program concluded with a vigorous rendition of Schumann’s popular Piano Quintet. Mr. Denk offered a dynamic reading of the piano part, and the Lark members — Deborah Buck and Harumi Rhodes, violinists; Kathryn Lockwood, violist; and Caroline Stinson, cellist — performed with conviction and flair.Vivien SchweitzerThe New York Times read more
Buck has the soul of a great soloist-the great burnished sound drenched in beauty and the burning intelligence that plumbs music of its sets.The Charleston Gazette
Particularly impressive was Deborah Buck who played with a surpassing degree of imagination and vibrant sound.The Strad
Ysaye’s Violin Sonata No. 3, a solo piece for Buck, was virtuosic and compelling; sublimely evoking all five senses, it may well have been the highlight of the afternoon.Time Out New York Magazine (The Volume)
Buck has the technical explosiveness of a great soloist. She delivered even the thorniest passages with aplomb, along with invigoratingly accurate intonation
The Charleston Gazette
Upcoming Performances
Thursday, June 09, 2022 Performance Class Guest at Young Artist Seminar Master Class Performance Class with Deborah Buck Weston VT
Tuesday, May 10, 2022 MoMA NYC Concert MoMa Towers New York, NY
Sunday, May 08, 2022 Stamford Symphony
Saturday, May 07, 2022 Stamford Symphony
Sunday, May 01, 2022 Guest Concertmaster: West Virginia Symphony Charleston, WV
Saturday, April 30, 2022 Concertmaster for West Virginia Symphony Charleston, WV
Sunday, April 10, 2022 Stamford Symphony
Saturday, April 09, 2022 Concertmaster Stamford Symphony
Sunday, March 20, 2022 Stamford Symphony Stamford, CT
Saturday, March 19, 2022 Stamford Symphony Stamford, CT
Sunday, March 13, 2022 Four Seasons in Music Sands Point Preserve Long Island , NY
Sunday, February 27, 2022 Celebrating Black History Month: Chamber Music Concert (Stamfor First Presbyterian Church of New Canaan 178 Oenoke Ridge New Can New Canaan, CT
Saturday, February 26, 2022 The Roaring Twenties Revisited - Stamford Symphony Palace Theatre Stamford, CT
Friday, February 11, 2022 Deborah Buck and Orli Shaham - Kauffman Center's Musical Storefr Lincoln Center Plaza NY, NY
Thursday, November 18, 2021 Music for Food NYC Broadway Presbyterian NY, NY
Saturday, July 03, 2021 Kinhaven Faculty Concerts Weston, VT
Sunday, May 02, 2021 Four Seasons in Music Sands Point Preserve NY
Tuesday, February 09, 2021 Stamford Symphony The DiMenna Center for Classical Music New York, NY
Sunday, January 10, 2021 Four Seasons in Music Sands Point Preserve NY
Sunday, December 06, 2020 Stamford Symphony The DiMenna Center for Classical Music New York, NY
Saturday, November 28, 2020 Taconic Music Inc - Thanksgiving Concert 2020 in memory of Micha Burr and Burton Academy
Sunday, October 11, 2020 Sands Point Preserve Sands Point, Long Island
Friday, July 24, 2020 Kinhaven’s Concert on the Green Weston Green Weston, VT
Thursday, February 20, 2020 Music for Food Broadway Presbyterian Church New York, NY
Monday, December 10, 2018 Purchase College Conservatory of Music - INTERDEPARTMENTAL CONCE Recital Hall
Monday, December 10, 2018 Purchase College Conservatory of Music Chamber Music for Piano a Recital Hall
Saturday, November 24, 2018 Taconic Music Zion Church
Sunday, November 11, 2018 Stamford Symphony
Saturday, November 10, 2018 Stamford Symphony
Sunday, October 14, 2018 Stamford Symphony Palace Theatre Stamford, CT
Saturday, October 13, 2018 Stamford Symphony Palace Theatre
Monday, September 17, 2018 Lark Quartet and Romie DE GUISE-LANGLOIS, CLARINET Chamber Musi Libby Gardner Concert Hall Salt Lake City
5 SATURDAYS June 30 - July 28, 2018 Kinhaven Music School Faculty Concert Series Kinhaven Music School Faculty Concert Series Weston, VT
Tuesday, June 19, 2018 Lark and clarinetist, Pavel Vinnitsky MoMA Towers Concert Series - Mai Family
Thursday, June 07, 2018 Deborah Buck Performance Class at Kinhaven Young Artist Seminar Concert Hall Weston, VT
Thursday, May 03, 2018 Purchase College Conservatory of Music - Chamber Music Recital Recital Hall Purchase.edu
Sunday, April 22, 2018 Stamford Symphony Palace Theatre Stamford, CT
Saturday, April 21, 2018 Stamford Symphony Palace Theatre Stamford, CT
Monday, April 16, 2018 Family Concert St. Olaf Northfield, MN
Monday, April 16, 2018 Lark Quartet Masterclass St. Olaf Music School Northfield, MN
Sunday, April 15, 2018 Lark Quartet with special guests, the original Lark: Kay Stern, Schubert Club St. Paul, MN
Saturday, April 14, 2018 Saint Paul String Quartet Competition St. Paul, MN
Friday, April 13, 2018 Family Concert - Schubert Club - Saint Anthony Park United Churc St. Paul, MN
Saturday, March 31, 2018 Taconic Music Inc. Zion Episcopal Church Manchester, VT
Sunday, March 18, 2018 Stamford Symphony Palace Theatre Stamford, CT
Saturday, March 17, 2018 Stamford Symphony Palace Theatre Stamford, CT
Sunday, February 25, 2018 Stamford Symphony Palace Theatre Stamford, CT
Saturday, February 24, 2018 Stamford Symphony Palace Theatre Stamford, CT
Thursday, December 14, 2017 Lark Quartet MoMA Towers Concert New York, NY
Saturday, December 09, 2017 Stamford Symphony - Handel's Messiah Basilica of St. John the Evangelist Stamford, CT
Sunday, November 05, 2017 Stamford Symphony Palace Theatre Stamford, CT
Sunday, November 05, 2017 Stamford Symphony Palace Theatre Stamford, CT
Sunday, October 29, 2017 Lark Quartet with the Princeton Symphony Richardson Auditorium at Alexander Hall Princeton, NJ
Thursday, October 26, 2017 Sensory Friendly Concert Princeton, NJ
Wednesday, October 25, 2017 Lark Quartet Institute for Advanced Study Princeton, NJ
Monday, October 23, 2017 Chamber Series 4: Princeton Windrows Princeton, NJ
Monday, October 23, 2017 Chamber Series 3: Monroe Township Library MOnroe Township, NJ
Sunday, October 22, 2017 Chamber Music Series 1 at Stonebridge Montgomery Skillman, NJ
Sunday, October 15, 2017 Stamford Symphony Palace Theatre STamford, CT
Saturday, October 14, 2017 STamford Symphony Palace Theatre Stamford, CT
Monday, May 01, 2017 Lark Quartet with special guests, the original Lark: Kay Stern, Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall New York, NY
Saturday, April 29, 2017 Lark at Candelight Candelight Concert Society/Mendelssohn Project Columbia, Maryland
Wednesday, April 19, 2017 Lark with Todd Palmer Rhode Island Chamber Concerts Providence, RI
Sunday, April 02, 2017 Lark Quartet Red Bank Chamber Music Society Red Bank, NJ
Saturday, April 01, 2017 Lark Quartet at Hempstead House Preserve Sands Point, NY
Sunday, March 26, 2017 Afternoon Music at the Unitarian Church in Summit, NJ Summit, NJ
Monday, March 20-21, 2017 Bridge Records Recording Dates: Lark Quartet with Joanne Polk, p American Academy and Institute of Arts and Letters New York, NY
Friday, March 10, 2017 Lark Quartet with the Chamber Orchestra at St. Matthews Los Angeles, CA
Friday, February 03, 2017 Lark Quartet BJ Hean Auditorium Sioux City, Iowa
Thursday, January 19, 2017 Chamber Music Society of Salt Lake Salt Lake, Utah
Friday, November 04, 2016 Central Vermont Chamber Music Festival Chandler Center for the Arts Randolph, Vermont
Saturday, October 15, 2016 - October 21, 2016 Residency with Yousif Sheronick at University of Iowa UNniversity of Iowa, Iowa City, IA Iowa City, IA
Saturday, September 24, 2016 Bowdoin College at Studzinski Hall Studzinski Hall Bowdoin, ME
Saturday, September 03, 2016 Windham Chamber Music Festival Windham Civic & Performing Arts Center Windham, NY
Wednesday, April 13, 2016 Schubert Club - Family Concert Saint Anthony Park United Church St. Paul, MN
Thursday, April 10, 2014 Lark About Town presented by Urban Stages Brooklyn Heights Public Library Brooklyn, NY 11201
Saturday, April 5, 2014 Faculty Chamber Music Concert SUNY Purchase Conservatory of Music Purchase, NY
April 14, 2012 St. Vincent College Concert Series St. Vincent College Latrobe, PA
March 25, 2012 Brooklyn Phil and Brooklyn Children's Chorus Roulette Theatre Brooklyn, NY
March 24, 2012 Brooklyn Philharmonic and Brooklyn Youth Chorus present Brooklyn Roulette Theatre: 509 Atlantic Avenue Brooklyn, NY
March 4, 2012 Phillip Lopate, Deborah Buck and Molly Morkoski S. Steven Dweck Center for Contemporary Culture in the Central L Brooklyn, NY
March 1, 2012 Phillip Lopate: Living in Brooklyn with violinist, Deborah Buck Brooklyn Heights Public Library Brooklyn, NY
February 25, 2012 Lark Quartet and Stephen Salters, Baritone Market Square Concerts Harrisburg, PA
February 12, 2012 The Lark Quartet and Stephen Salters, Baritone A. Jess Shenson Recital Series at Stanford University Stanford, CA
May 18, 2011 Recital Maplewood-South Orange Adult School - Black Box Theatre Maplewood, NJ
April 17, 2011 Lark Quarte+ Todd Palmer at Friends of Chamber Music Kiggins Hall at the Emma Willard School Troy, New York
March 27, 2011 Brooklyn Philharmonic String Quartet Brooklyn Museum of Art Brooklyn, NY
March 11, 2011 North Eastern Pennsylvania Philharmonic Wilkes Barre, PA
February 19, 2011 LARK Quarte+ with Koto Artist, Yumi Kurosawa Tenri Gallery
Wednesday, February 15, 2017 Deborah Buck Violin Recital Recital Hall, CoM Purchase, NY
Speedy Beet | Radiolab | WNYC StudiosBeethoven, like you've never heard him before.click here for more info
Kinhaven faculty gives concert on Weston Green | The Chester TelegraphNearly 100 Weston residents and neighbors were on hand this past Saturday for the return of live music to the Weston Village Green presented by the faculty of Kinhaven Music School . click here for more info
LARK QUARTET: Composing America | Bridge Records, Inc.The Lark Quartet's latest CD, released Feb 4thclick here for more info
Ciompi Quartet 'Of the Cloth: Featuring the Lark Quartet & Laura Sewell, cello' 11/24/19 - YouTubeCiompi Quartet 'Of the cloth: featuring the Lark Quartet & Laura Sewell, cello' Eric Pritchard, violin Hsiao-mei Ku, violin Jonathan Bagg, viola Caroline Sti...click here for more info
Kinhaven Music SchoolDeborah Buck and Anthony Mazzocchi, Executive Directorshttp://www.kinhaven.org/
Purchase College - Academic Programs - Arts - MusicConservatory of Musicclick here for more info
Deborah Buck plays LIVE Rhapsody No. 1 by Jessie Montgomery
Sands Point Preserve
Four Seasons in Music
1/10/21
Live!
Deborah Buck and Orli Shaham - Musical Storefronts series on 2/1
Brahms
Jessie Montgomery
Beethoven
Bruce Adolphe (Published by Keiser Classical)
William Grant Still
Debbie Buck plays Lera Auerbach's Par.ti.ta - I.III.IV. Recorded
Recorded live on May 2, 2021 at Sands Point Preserve, NY for Four Seasons in Concert Lera Auerbach: Par.ti.taI. Adagio libero, (Preludio)III. Andantino Scher...
FOUR SEASONS IN MUSIC: "Connected Play" - YouTube
Four Seasons in MusicKathryn Lockwood, Artist Director Fall 2021: Connected Play Deborah Buck, ViolinCharles Yang, ViolinKathryn Lockwood, ViolaChristine Lam...
Deborah Buck LIVE Ysaye Sonata in d minor on Vimeo
This is "Deborah Buck Ysaye Sonata in d minor" by Rob Davidson on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.
“DEBut” by John Harbison written for Deborah Buck
This is "DEBut - John Harbison" by Rob Davidson on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them. Recorded at the Kinhaven Music School in July, 2020 in the Concert Hall. The pandemic caused a full cancelation of all sessions.
Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, Op. 52, No. 3 Novelletten for String Orchestra...
Deborah Buck, violin solos
Szymanowski: Myths, La Fontaine des Artuse Jon Klibonoff, piano
Stamford Symphony's Acting Concertmaster, Deborah Buck performs Karol Szymanowski's Myths: La Fontaine D'Arethuse at Purchase College Conservatory of Music
Lark Quartet plays Jennifer Higdon with Gary Graffman, Todd Palm
Lark had the pleasure of working with Jennifer Higdon , Gary Graffman, Todd Palmer, and Blaire McMillan in NYC prior to our Higdon CD recording sessions.
Beethoven: “Spring” Sonata (3&4)
Deborah Buck, violin
Marina Stroke Adolphe, piano
“Music for Food” (Natasha Brofsky, Artistic Director)
2/20/20, Broadway Presbyterian Church, NYC
The Lark Quartet, Viaggio in Italia : Federico by Giovanni Soll
Classical Interludes with The Lark Quartet at the Brooklyn Public Library's Dweck Center for Contemporary Culture. November 17th, 2013.
Ciompi Quartet - 'Ce morceau de tissu' for Two String Quartets -
Ciompi Quartet 'Of the cloth: featuring the Lark Quartet & Laura Sewell, cello'Eric Pritchard, violinHsiao-mei Ku, violinJonathan Bagg, violaCaroline Stinson...
Gandharba's Song
Live and Recorded violin performed by Deborah Buck. Commissioned by the Brooklyn Philharmonic for Deborah Buck.
Gandharba's Song is about life in Katmandu, Nepal, where the ancient, modern, sacred and commercial parts of life mix freely and constantly. The track is made from a solo by Sarangi virtuoso Bharat Nepali. The video was made by Mary Harron and John C. Walsh. Music by Randall Woolf.
Michael Stern conducts Grieg's Holberg Suite for the Stamford Sy
Music Director Michael Stern conducts the strings of the Stamford Symphony, playing the first movement of Edvard Grieg's Holberg Suite, Opus 40, at the Palace Theatre, Stamford.
