The next "For the Love of Music" concerts at the Bisbee Woman's Club are scheduled for Saturday, April 28 at 8 pm and Sunday, April 29 at 3 pm. Rose French (horn), Zoran Stilin (cello) and Lynne Haeseler (piano) will perform trios by Beethoven and Brahms, as well as duos and a solo of French music.

These three musicians performed last year at the Woman's Club to much acclaim. Zoran Stilin is not only a cellist, but also a maker of cellos and other string instruments.

This unusual combination of instruments, horn, cello and piano requires transcriptions of the Trio in Bb Major, Opus 121 by Beethoven and the Brahms Trio Opus 40. Rose French and Zoran Stilin, married last month, are developing a repertoire of music for horn and cello so that they may perform together. Stilin transcribed the Brahms Trio for these instruments. Also on the program are an Elegie by François Poulenc for horn and piano, a duet for cello and piano by Gabriel Fauré entitled "Après Un Rêve", and the very popular "Au Claire de la Lune" for piano, by Claude Debussy.

Tickets will be available at the door for $10 for adults. Students through High School will be admitted free.

The Woman's Club is at 7 Ledge Avenue, Quality Hill, Old Bisbee. For further information please call 520 432 7217.

Zoran Stilin is a native of Zagreb, Croatia and a prize-winner of the former Yugoslavia National Cello Competition. He was a performing soloist with the

Zagreb Philharmonic Orchestra, th Radio-Television Orchestra, Music Academy Symphony Orchestra, and Chamber Orchestra "Gaudemuss". Stilin continued his studies in Switzerland, and later the University of Arizona, where he received a Master of Music under the, direction of Gordon Epperson and Peter Rejto. During this time in Arizona Zoran first developed his skills as a restorer of fine string instruments. He is a student of Mr. Karl Roy, German violin maker and one of the world leading authorities of violin making. By combining his passion for music and fine instruments, Mr. Stilin offers a complete approach to instrument making and repair. He is a member of the Tucson Symphony Orchestra and an active solo and chamber musician. His instruments and bows have won top awards at the Violin Makers Association of Arizona nternational. His quartet of string instruments all won top awards the 2006 Violin Makers Association of Arizona International (VMAAI) last October. In Bisbee he will be performing on his cello, made in 2006.

Rose Marie French is from Hanover, Pennsylvania and, currently an active music educator and musician based in the Phoenix area. Ms. French holds degrees in Music Education and Music Technology and Performance from Duquesne University. Most recently, Rose performed as a soloist at the International Horn Society Symposium in CapeTown South Africa, where she performed her transcription of the Brahms' Clarinet Trio, opus 113. She is the winner of the Dorothy Frizelle International Horn Excerpt Competition and was a featured soloist with the Hanover Symphony, Hanover, PA for their tenth anniversary celebration. She has performed with various groups in the southwest, including the Tucson Symphony, Musica Nova Orchestra, Symphony of the West Valley and Orquestra Sinfonica of Monterrey, Mexico. Currently she is pursuing a doctorate in music at Arizona State University, where she is a teaching assistant, and is a member of the brass faculty at Rosie's House, a non-profit music academy which gives free instruments and lessons to the underserved youth of Phoenix.

Dr. Lynne Haeseler is a versatile artist who has performed internationally as a soloist, accompanist and dance pianist. Since establishing herself in Phoenix in 1994, Lynne has served throughout Arizona as a performer, educator and arts innovator. In 1996 she founded Sanctorum, a contemplative chanting choir and Concertsabout, a music series with a casual, conversational approach to classical music. She is passionate about the arts and has been involved with several local arts groups as pianist and music educator: Orpheus Male Chorus, Arizona State University Dance Department, Ballet Arizona and adjunct faculty for Glendale Community College, Arizona State University West and MetroArts High School. Her studies with Nina Svetlanova, Joel Rosen, Bruce Hungerford and Jean Casadesus have given her a rich musical and technical heritage of the Russian and French traditions. Currently she teaches from her private studio and brings a unique style of teaching through her experience as a dance accompanist, integrated arts performer and music educator. Dr. Haeseler received her degrees from State University of New York at Purchase and University of Arizona. Her recordings include Classics for Ballet (www.briorecordings.com), High Seas and Lowlands/Orpheus Male Chorus and Chase the Moon/solo piano (Orpheus.org).