Caldwell College to Present Terzetta Concert

Caldwell College will present the chamber music trio, Terzetta at 8 p.m.  Thursday, April 26, in the Alumni Theatre. The group consists of music department faculty members Rebecca Vega on flute and Nan Childress Orchard on piano, accompanied by cellist Jacqueline Stern. The program will include works by New York composers Peter Schickele and Katherine Hoover.

Terzetta, founded at Caldwell College in 2006, performs a wide variety of music  from Baroque to 21st century.

Childress Orchard is an associate professor of music and chair of the music department at Caldwell, where she has
taught since 2001. A champion of music by women composers, she has played with the Rutgers SummerFest Orchestra and the Garden State Philharmonic.

Vega, a music instructor at Caldwell, conducts the college's wind and flute ensembles and teaches classes in conducting, music appreciation and flute. A  Verona resident, she is a member of the UpTown Flutes, an ensemble that has  performed at many venues, including Carnegie Hall.

Stern, a Tenafly resident, has performed with the Stamford Symphony since 1984 and with the Encore Chamber Players. She also conducts the Westchester Junior Strings orchestra.