About Us
How it started...
The Madeleine Trio (formerly known as Triple Entendre) began in 2011 with three former students from CSU Fullerton. They met as graduate and undergraduate students and performed many times as a flute, oboe, and piano trio. Although personnel has changed over the years, the main focus of the chamber group and the repertoire has always been focused on pieces written for this instrumentation. This unusual combination has been written for by many notable composers across the classical music eras and we always enjoy playing pieces that are diverse in time periods, styles, and genres.
Our audiences have been large and small as our trio has performed in many venues across Southern California - from colleges and universities to public and private libraries, to museums, churches, and theaters. Our audiences have expressed their "surprise" that our sound is not too treble and that the combination is "refreshing". We have also had many people express thanks that we engage with our audience when performing as opposed to having the audience just be observers. We do enjoy sharing interesting background about the pieces, composers, or origins of the works during our performances.
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We all love to perform live music and our fondest wish is to share our love for it with anyone who is open and willing to listen! Please feel free to subscribe to our email list and/or contact us if you'd like us to perform in your community! If you'd like to book us, please click here.
About Us
Lisa Yamamoto, flute is busy performing, teaching, and adjudicating. She is a freelance solo musician and accompanies vocalists and instrumentalists for master classes, juries, recitals, and competitions. She has a private studio of more than 30 flute and piano students and has taught music history and music appreciation and ethnomusicology classes for National University in addition to playing with her chamber group, The Madeleine Trio (formerly Triple Entendre). She has played in orchestras backing up famous acts such as Andrea Bocelli, Shakar Bineshpajoo, Rita Moreno, Dale Christien, Robert Guilliaume, the Live and Let Die band and recordings for The Alan Parsons Project, Chance The Rapper and The Social Experiement and many short films. She holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in flute performance from Cal State, Dominguez Hills as well as a Single Subject Teaching Credential in K-12 Music and holds a Master of Music Degree from Cal State, Fullerton.
Jenny Jee-El Park, piano, is active in Southern California as a soloist, chamber musician, educator, producer and arranger. She received her B.M. in Piano Performance from Manhattan School of Music and M.A. in Music Education from Teachers College of Columbia University. Since her first public recital at age 15 in Italy, Ms. Park made her Carnegie Hall debut in 1998 as the Winner of Artists International Special Presentation Award, followed by numerous concerts in Europe, Asia and throughout North America. In addition, her compositional work, “Lift High the Cross,” was published in 2017 under the Jubal House imprint, and distributed through the Fred Bock Music Company/Hal Leonard companies. Formerly a faculty member of the United Nations International School, Concordia Conservatory, Bethesda University, Vanguard University, and Immanuel Bible College, she is now Artist-in-Residence at the Wilberforce International Institute and the Director of a newly established nonprofit Music Acros
Jenny Jee-El Park, piano, is active in Southern California as a soloist, chamber musician, educator, producer and arranger. She received her B.M. in Piano Performance from Manhattan School of Music and M.A. in Music Education from Teachers College of Columbia University. Since her first public recital at age 15 in Italy, Ms. Park made her Carnegie Hall debut in 1998 as the Winner of Artists International Special Presentation Award, followed by numerous concerts in Europe, Asia and throughout North America. In addition, her compositional work, “Lift High the Cross,” was published in 2017 under the Jubal House imprint, and distributed through the Fred Bock Music Company/Hal Leonard companies. Formerly a faculty member of the United Nations International School, Concordia Conservatory, Bethesda University, Vanguard University, and Immanuel Bible College, she is now Artist-in-Residence at the Wilberforce International Institute and the Director of a newly established nonprofit Music Acros
Jenny Jee-El Park, piano, is active in Southern California as a soloist, chamber musician, educator, producer and arranger. She received her B.M. in Piano Performance from Manhattan School of Music and M.A. in Music Education from Teachers College of Columbia University. Since her first public recital at age 15 in Italy, Ms. Park made her Carnegie Hall debut in 1998 as the Winner of Artists International Special Presentation Award, followed by numerous concerts in Europe, Asia and throughout North America. In addition, her compositional work, “Lift High the Cross,” was published in 2017 under the Jubal House imprint, and distributed through the Fred Bock Music Company/Hal Leonard companies. Formerly a faculty member of the United Nations International School, Concordia Conservatory, Bethesda University, Vanguard University, and Immanuel Bible College, she is now Artist-in-Residence at the Wilberforce International Institute and the Director of a newly established nonprofit Music Acros
Jenny Jee-El Park, piano, is active in Southern California as a soloist, chamber musician, educator, producer and arranger. She received her B.M. in Piano Performance from Manhattan School of Music and M.A. in Music Education from Teachers College of Columbia University. Since her first public recital at age 15 in Italy, Ms. Park made her Carnegie Hall debut in 1998 as the Winner of Artists International Special Presentation Award, followed by numerous concerts in Europe, Asia and throughout North America. In addition, her compositional work, “Lift High the Cross,” was published in 2017 under the Jubal House imprint, and distributed through the Fred Bock Music Company/Hal Leonard companies. Formerly a faculty member of the United Nations International School, Concordia Conservatory, Bethesda University, Vanguard University, and Immanuel Bible College, she is now Artist-in-Residence at the Wilberforce International Institute and the Director of a newly established nonprofit Music Acros
Jenny Jee-El Park, piano, is active in Southern California as a soloist, chamber musician, educator, producer and arranger. She received her B.M. in Piano Performance from Manhattan School of Music and M.A. in Music Education from Teachers College of Columbia University. Since her first public recital at age 15 in Italy, Ms. Park made her Carnegie Hall debut in 1998 as the Winner of Artists International Special Presentation Award, followed by numerous concerts in Europe, Asia and throughout North America. In addition, her compositional work, “Lift High the Cross,” was published in 2017 under the Jubal House imprint, and distributed through the Fred Bock Music Company/Hal Leonard companies. Formerly a faculty member of the United Nations International School, Concordia Conservatory, Bethesda University, Vanguard University, and Immanuel Bible College, she is now Artist-in-Residence at the Wilberforce International Institute and the Director of a newly established nonprofit Music Acros