Perfect Pitch: Annual Luncheon Supporting Education & Community Outreach
Celebrating Perfect Pitch Honoree Daniel Jordan, Concertmaster of Key Chorale and the Sarasota Orchestra, our annual luncheon supports the education and community outreach programs of the Chorale. Enjoy performances by Daniel Jordan, Key Chorale’s Chamber Singers, and the 2022/23 Student Scholars during a delightful lunch overlooking the beautiful Sarasota Bay. This is your opportunity to learn more about the music and mission of Key Chorale and to sponsor a Student Scholar for the season.
$100 – Single Ticket (1 guest)
$250 – Chorale Patron (2 guests)
$1200 – Outreach Patron (4 guests)
$5000 – Luncheon Presenting Sponsor (8 guests + sponsor benefits)
Event Co-Chairs: Deborah Beacham and Marie Monsky
PRESENTING SPONSORS
Deborah Beacham
Katherine Martucci
Audrey Robbins
Charlie Ann & Jim Syprett
The Huisking Foundation
2022 Perfect Pitch Honoree Daniel Jordan
Key Chorale’s Concertmaster, Sarasota Orchestra’s Concertmaster, and Director of Artist Programs for Artist Series Concerts of Sarasota
Daniel Jordan is the concertmaster of the Sarasota Orchestra and principal second violinist of The Santa Fe Opera Orchestra. He is also the Director of Programs for the Artist Series of Sarasota. He was formerly the Assistant Principal First Violinist of the Malaysian Philharmonic and a member of the New World Symphony in Miami Beach.
Daniel has played as concertmaster of the Waterbury Symphony Orchestra, Spoleto Festival USA Orchestra, and Erie Philharmonic and has performed in the violin section of the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra, Naples Philharmonic, and Florida Orchestra. Twice he has returned to lead the New World Symphony as concertmaster in alumni concerts. Previously, he spent summers serving as concertmaster for the National Repertory Orchestra, assistant concertmaster for the Colorado Music Festival Orchestra, and a member of the Sun Valley Summer Symphony. Recent summer credits include the Mainly Mozart Festival, Sarasota Music Festival and the Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival.
Daniel received his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the Cleveland Institute of Music, where he studied with Donald Weilerstein and David Updegraff. Prior to that, he was a student at The HARID Conservatory and the Interlochen Arts Academy. He performs on the ex Humphreys 1695 Peter Guarneri of Mantua violin using either a Dominique Peccatte or Joseph Fonclause bow, all on loan to the Sarasota Orchestra from the Steinwachs Family Foundation.
He is married to another violinist in the Sarasota Orchestra, Chung-Yon Hong, and they are the proud parents of a son named Spencer and a maltipoo named Lumi.
