2012-2013 Bach Society Orchestra

Management & Staff

Aaron is a senior living in Kirkland House. An unabashed science nerd, he will likely concentrate in Chemical and Physical Biology. He is also a member of the small but thriving half-Asian/half-Jewish contingent of BachSoc. When not playing cello, he likes to torture himself by running absurdly long distances.

Email: adeutsch@college.harvard.edu.

 

 

Kayla is a senior in Currier House concentrating in Chemical and Physical Biology. Recently, she’s become obsessed with Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 6, “Pathétique.” Besides playing her violin to decompress, she loves to bake super-fancy desserts and cook comfort food with her twin sister. Her procrastination activities include reading cookbooks from end to end, daydreaming about her future kitchen, and looking for four- leaf clovers on the Quad Lawn.

Email: kberry@college.harvard.edu.

 

 

A junior in Dunster, Clare hopes to save the world by studying Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations and Religion. She has a terrible habit of drinking eight cups of tea a day and has the uncanny ability to hiccup during every grand pause in a Beethoven symphony.

Email: cduncan@college.harvard.edu.

 

 

Having taken up the reins of the BachSoc publicity machine, Ariana continues the art of meticulously crafting the perfect concert publicity figlet, along with saturating the campus with BachSoc love through the BachSoc postering army, email lists, and Facebook events. This senior Leverite can also be found taking long walks through the art museum, and is concentrating in History of Art and Architecture. Oh, and did I mention that she's also fluent in German?

Email: abaurley@college.harvard.edu.

 

 

A senior hailing from Cabot House, Christine will get you hooked up with all sorts of BachSoc goodies, including tickets, CDs, hoodies, and more. When she isn't Lamonting or hanging out with friends, Christine can be found enjoying a good Korean drama or two. She hopes to eventually concentrate in Molecular and Cell Biology.

Email: cchoi@college.harvard.edu.

 

 

Sandra is a junior in Eliot House planning to concentrate in History of Science. She plays the cello and enjoys repping her wonderful home state of New Jersey. Outside of BachSoc, Sandra can be found baking brownies, writing for the Crimson, or taking late-night walks by the river.

Email: sandrakorn@college.harvard.edu.

 

 

Eric is a junior in Kirkland House, concentrating in Biomedical Engineering. In addition to playing viola with Bach Soc, Eric also plays violin, percussion, and guitar. Eric is also involved with the the Harvard Glee Club, conducting the subset Glee Club Lite. His free time, were it to exist, would consist of recreational running and mid-afternoon naps.

Email: ebersin@college.harvard.edu.

 

 

Sascha, a junior in Currier house, has been trying to think of something good to say here for a long time, but he's just not that funny. He loves Portuguese Water Dogs and Reese's candy.

Email: bercovitch@college.harvard.edu.

 

 

John is a senior currently residing in Kirkland House, and a Computer Science concentrator. He is also a member of the Harvard Glee Club, and can often be found running in the afternoon after having slept in too late to do so in the morning.

Email: jtsai@college.harvard.edu.

 

 

Jessy is a senior economics concentrator in Cabot House whose waking hours are mostly spent psetting, running to catch the shuttle, or psetting while running to catch the shuttle. Jessy is in love with Bach, Bartok, Brahms, Britten, and bubble tea; in her spare time she enjoys reading poetry and sci-fi.

Email: jhwang@college.harvard.edu.

 

 

Gabe is a senior in Adams House concentrating in Applied Mathematics. He is the greatest Kirby Super Smash Brothers 64 player in the world. When he is not doing problem sets, Gabe can be found studying for midterms, wasting time on his computer, and loving BachSoc. Oh, and he likes puppies.

Email: gfrangakis@college.harvard.edu.

 

 

Julianna is a junior who will live in Leverett house and study Earth and Planetary Sciences. She loves anything that involves preparing, tasting, or talking about food, and is more likely to be found thinking about focaccia bread than Fourier series during math class. Other than cooking, she enjoys procrastinating via Google Earth, finding letters in her mailbox, and listening to Brahms’s third symphony obsessively on repeat.

Email: brunini@college.harvard.edu.