Twin Horns

• $40 General Admission $5 Student Tickets Two horns transform the sound of the string quartet. Twin Horns features Anna Lenhart and Jamie Sanborn alongside the Galliard String Quartet for a program that explores the warmth, depth, and power of this unusual combination. From stormy drama and sunrise glow to Mozart’s intimate horn writing and Beethoven’s grand Sextet, this concert brings extra color, chemistry, and resonance to the chamber music stage. Program: TURNER: ’Twas A Dark and Stormy Night HAYDN: String Quartet in B-flat major, Op. 76 No. 4, “Sunrise” MOZART: Selection of Horn Duos WEBERN: Langsamer Satz BEETHOVEN: Sextet in E-flat major, Op. 81b Get Tickets Here Add to calendar Google Calendar iCalendar Outlook 365 Outlook Live Anna Lenhart Anna is the Principal Hornist of the Hawai‘i Symphony Orchestra and a member of the Honolulu Brass Quintet, both positions she’s held since 2018. Her education includes a BM from Brigham Young University, in Provo, Utah and an MM from the University of Southern California in Los Angeles, California. She also trained at Interlochen, Tanglewood, Brevard, and Aspen. Since beginning horn at age 12, Anna has performed with various ensembles throughout the United States, Poland, China, Korea, Japan, and Mongolia. Her favorite venues include Carnegie Hall and Coachella. After a freezing childhood in southeast Idaho, Anna is thrilled to experience our Hawaiian winters. Jamie Sanborn In addition to being the horn player of Spring Wind Quintet, Jamie Sanborn is currently acting 3rd/ Associate Principal Horn with the Hawai‘i Symphony Orchestra and is the Performing Arts Technical and Production Manager at ‘Iolani School. Before moving to O‘ahu in 2019, she resided in New York as a member of the Orchestra NOW while performing at several New York City venues. An active community member, Jamie has served as a board member and treasurer of Hawai’i Music Teachers Association from 2021 – 2024 and is a current Director of the Hawai’i Saxophone Foundation. Aside from her love for the horn, Jamie is deeply passionate about music education and the vital role it can play in a community. She has taught privately for over ten years and was a member of Trade Winds Ensemble from 2015 – 2020, a musician led group that used musical games, composition activities, and performances to enrich students’ lives with partner organizations in Kenya, Tanzania, Haiti, Detroit, and more. Originally from Wichita, KS, Jamie is a proud Kansan and loves to play golf, do yoga, fish, and hike in her free time. She has a sassy niece and ornery nephew in Kansas City that she absolutely adores. Galliard String Quartet Fueled by passion—and sometimes coffee and tea—the Galliard String Quartet’s romance with the music of Beethoven, Brahms, Schubert, Shostakovich, and many others is unparalleled. Founded in 1982, the Galliard is renowned throughout the islands for its uncompromising commitment to performing classical and modern music of the highest caliber. All four current members of the Galliard Quartet are also members of the Hawai‘i Symphony Orchestra and are experienced teachers and music educators in the community. The Galliard’s 1995 album “Songs of Lili’uokalani” pays respectful homage to Hawaiian musical history through modern arrangements of the Queen’s compositions by Robert Cazimero, Angel Pena, Byron Yasui, and other local composers. Recent highlights include collaborations with acclaimed pianists Joyce Yang, Wu Han, and Billy Childs; Hawaiian vocal artist Raiatea Helm; local composers Michael Thomas Foumai, Takuma Itoh, Leilehua Lanzilotti, and Jon Magnussen; and silent film historian Rick Benjamin. Learn More Here