Arbor Place
An Iris program since 2026, Arbor Place has been at the forefront of dementia care for over 25 years, integrating advances in medical care, evidence-based research, and cognitive health practices.
Meet the musicians
Alice Tung
Alice Tung, violist, is a member of the Maryland Symphony and Assistant Principal of the Gettysburg Chamber Orchestra. Her teaching positions consist of adjunct lecturer at McDaniel College, faculty at the Barbara Ingram School for the Arts, and co-founder and director of the Urban School for Strings with her violinist husband, James Tung.
A founding member of the Azimuth String Quartet, she is also a frequent collaborative artist with the faculty at McDaniel College, Messiah University, Mount St. Mary’s University and Frederick Community College. Alice performs in orchestras throughout the northeast region including Virginia's Alexandria Symphony, Fairfax Symphony, Two Rivers Orchestra, Shippensburg Summer Festival and Virginia Chamber Orchestra.
Alice received her Bachelor of Music in Viola Performance from the Eastman School of Music and her Master of Music in Viola Performance from the Peabody Conservatory. When not performing or teaching, Alice loves to spend time with her husband James, daughter Cecilia and two big dogs Holly and Leon.
Alisa Bekebrede
Alisa Bekebrede has been Principal Harpist of the Arkansas Symphony Orchestra since 2011, but as of 2026, she is enjoying building an active performing and teaching career in Baltimore, Maryland. In addition to performing with numerous orchestral ensembles, such as the Arkansas Symphony, Louisiana Philharmonic, Hilton Head Symphony, and the Baltimore Symphony, she teaches privately out of her home studio and at Peabody Preparatory. Alisa graduated with a Doctorate of Musical Arts from University of North Texas. She received her Master's of Music from Temple University and her Bachelor's of Music and Performance Diploma from the Royal Conservatory of Music in Toronto.