Bowling Green Philharmonia will welcome  guest soloist violinist Caroline Chin and a group of talented
school string players when it performs Saturday at 8 p.m. in Kobacker Hall in Bowling Green State
University’s Moore Musical Arts Center.
Chin is visiting the university as part of the year-long Celebration of the Violin on campus. She will
perform Saint-Säens Introduction and Rondo Capriccioso for violin in orchestra.
Chin, who made her solo concert debut at 12, lives in New York where she maintains a private studio and
teaches at Saint Francis College. She has performed as a soloist in major concert houses around the
world and toured with tap dancer Savion Glover and as concertmaster of the Paragon Ragtime Orchestra.

The Philharmonia, directed by Emily Freeman Brown, will perform G.F. Handel’s "Zadok the
Priest" in an arrangement for orchestra. Participants of the annual BGSU Fall String Festival will
perform with the Philharmonia on the piece.
Select high school string players will also join the orchestra in its performance of Dmitri
Shostakovich’s Symphony No. 5 in D minor.
Tickets are $7 and $3 for students in advance, and $10 on the day of the concert. Call 419-372-8171 or
visit www.bgsu.edu/arts.