Annette brings to CSEM a wealth of experience as both a performer and curator. As the Cultural Programs Curator of the Goethe-Institut Boston, Annette has been designing and implementing arts and culture programs for two decades with a focus on fostering cultural exchange and building community and new audiences. A violist with a passion for Early Music, she previously studied and worked in Germany, performing and touring internationally with a wide variety of chamber and period orchestras. Annette is a board member of Studio 170, a non-profit dedicated to encouraging transatlantic exchange between artists of all disciplines.

Sarah is a practiced arts administrator who has held previous leadership roles at various Boston-area creative non-profits including Gloucester Stage Company, North End Music and Performing Arts Center, and New Repertory Theatre. A graduate of Tufts University, she is a longtime choral singer and currently performs with Chorus Pro Musica. Sarah strives to connect meaningful, impactful programming with diverse communities. She also currently serves as Academic Administrator for the Wellesley College Theatre Studies Program, and as General Manager for Sarasa Chamber Music Ensemble.

An aspiring scholar and musician of many dimensions, Jordan Scoville is a junior double majoring in music and history at Wellesley College where they study violin with Gabriela Diaz and carillon with CSEM Board Member Margaret Angelini. Their keen interest in musicology, historically informed performance, and the early Romantic period has led them to previous work as an intern and librarian at the Emmanuel Music Institute and Handel and Haydn Society. They are also an avid member of the Wellesley Chamber Music Society and Guild of Carillonneurs and have made appearances as a guest solo recitalist at several carillons around the greater Boston area.

Jordan has created several articles and musician interviews for CSEM, including this insightful video interview with Arrow Quartet.