The Dolce Suono Trio – Mimi Stillman, flute, Yumi Kendall, cello and Charles Abramovic, piano – is comprised of three Curtis Institute of Music graduates who dazzle audiences and the press with their artistic brilliance, elegance and dynamism.  “Beautiful texturing…a stunning ensemble” (The Philadelphia Inquirer).  The ensemble emerged in 2006 from long and fruitful partnerships among the artists.  Recent performances include the Dolce Suono Chamber Music Concerts, of which Mimi Stillman is founder and Artistic Director, at venues including First Unitarian Church of Philadelphia, University of Pennsylvania, Haverford College, and Glencairn Museum. 

Mimi Stillman is one of the most highly regarded flutists in the concert world today.  She is internationally acclaimed as soloist with The Philadelphia Orchestra, Bach Collegium Stuttgart and other orchestras and solo and chamber performances at Carnegie Hall, The Kennedy Center, Verbier Festival, La Jolla Chamber Music Society and other major venues.\

Yumi Kendall is Assistant Principal Cello of the Philadelphia Orchestra.  She made her cello debut with the National Symphony Orchestra and has performed at festivals including Music from Angel Fire, the Taos School of Music, Verbier Festival and the Marlboro Music Festival.  She is a member of the Dryden String Quartet.

Charles Abramovic has won critical acclaim for his international performances as soloist, chamber musician and collaborator with leading instrumentalists and singers.  Mr. Abramovic made his orchestral debut at the age of fourteen with the Pittsburgh Symphony.  He performs regularly with artists such as Midori, Viktoria Mullova, and Sara Chang.  Mr. Abramovic is professor of keyboard studies at Temple University’s Esther Boyer College of Music.  He is a distinguished composer as well as interpreter of new music.