Toni Lorraine Thompson, a native of Missouri, violist, has lived in Teaneck, NJ since joining the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra in 1980. Educated at the University of Kansas in Lawrence, while there, she studied with Karel Blaas. During her years in Minneapolis she studied with Clyn Dee Barrus, principal of the Minnesota Orchestra.
Daryl Goldberg, cello, has been praised by the New York Times for her musicality, skill and commitment. She performs frequently at Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center and the Broadway Theaters with such orchestras as American Ballet Theater, Little Orchestra Society and the New York Pops.
Alexandra Gorokhovsky, native of Kiev, Ukraine, joined the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra in 1995. W as trained at the Kiev State Conservatory. After moving to the United States with her family in 1989, she studied with Oleh Krysa, Glenn Dicterow, Michael Gilbert, and Yoko Takebe at the Manhattan School of Music, where she received Bachelor's and Master's degrees.
Ann Kossakowski, studied both violin and piano as a young child. She attended the Interlochen National Music Camp, the University of Montana, Illinois State University, and the Yale School of Music’s summer chamber music festival at Norfolk, Connecticut. |
Bach - Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring