Bryan, Kayla

Galley, Gabriel

Kremer, Benjamin

Savage, Megan

Skobin, Sergei

English

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  Gabe Galley, viola Bachelor of Music Senior Recital  Monday, April 11, 2022  2021-2022 Season  Gabe Galley, viola Sergey Skobin, piano Monday, April 11, 6:00 p.m. Sanctuary  Program  Sonata for Viola and Piano, D. 821 (arr. for viola) Franz Schubert           Allegro moderato (1797 – 1828)                                                                 Adagio           Allegretto              Sospiri, Op. 7  Edward Elgar                (1857 – 1934)                                       INTERMISSION    Crisantem (“Chrysanthemums”), SC 65 Giacomo Puccini Andante mesto (1858 – 1924)   Obri String Quartet Kayla Bryan & Benjamin Kremer, violins Gabe Galley, viola; Megan Savage, cello                                            Partita No. 2 in D minor BWV 1004  J.S. Bach                Allemanda (1685-1750)               Corrente               Sarabanda               Giga               Ciaconna                 Please silence or turn off all electronic devices, including cell phones, beepers, and watch alarms.  Unauthorized recording or photography is strictly prohibited.   Gabe Galley Gabe Galley, a violist for 12 years, is currently finishing his Senior year at Lynn  Conservatory. Since entering high school, he has found success in local, regional, and  national orchestra competitions, including Eastern Regionals, All-state, NEMFA, All-East,  and NAfME, whose festivals ranged from Vermont to Disneyworld, Florida. In addition to  orchestral achievements, he earned first prize in the CT-ASTA solo competition with  the Walton Viola Concerto and performed the work with the Connecticut Youth  Symphony. In 2020, he was the Senior Division winner of the Ocala (FL) Symphony  Orchestra’s 29th Annual Young Artist Competition, open nationwide to performers  of any instrument. Gabe studied with his namesake, Gabriel Remillard, for seven years,  beginning shortly after moving to Connecticut from Overland Park, Kansas. He has also  worked with Lu Friedman as his instructor and currently studies with Ralph Fielding at  Lynn Conservatory. While Gabe is keen on learning new solo repertoire on his own and at  summer festivals such as the Tanglewood Institute and The Castleman Quartet Program,  he also has a passion for orchestral and chamber music.  Sergey Skobin The Uzbek pianist, Sergei Skobin made his orchestral debut at age of 15 and has since appeared numerous times with various orchestras including: The National Orchestra of Uzbekistan, Lynn University Philharmonia Orchestra. Skobin performed solo recitals and concertos all around the world and has repeatedly attracted positive critic reviews: “His mesmeric playing has the ability to evoke diverse palette of musical associations and very personal inner experiences,” writes critic Guaric Bagdasarova; “Pianist with astonishing inner concentration,” notes composer Felix Yanov-Yanovsky. In addition to performing as soloist, Sergei Skobin has been recognized as a chamber musician. He has given chamber music recitals and collaborated with an array of esteemed artists, including conductors Vladimir Neimer, Aziz Shokhakimov, Guillermo Figueroa, the soloists of Navoï Opera Theatre Rakhim Mirzakamalov and Georgy Dmitriev, soloist of Staatsoper Hanover Barno Ismatullaeva, Omnibus Ensemble, Palm Beach Symphony Chamber Ensemble. Recognized early in his life for his music talent, Sergei was chosen to start his piano study in a prestigious Uspensky School of Music for Gifted Children in Tashkent. He received his Master of Music and Bachelor of Music degrees at Tashkent Conservatorium of Music, where he studied with a renowned piano professor Alla Kim. “Sergei is a young artist of exceptional gifts – a brilliant pianist with great creativity,” said Kim. In 2016 Skobin continued his studies as a full scholarship student with Dr. Roberta Rust in the Professional Performance Certificate program at the LYNN Conservatory of Music, he subsequently earned a Master of Music degree from Florida Atlantic University under the tutelage of Dr. Irena Kofman. Sergei participated in lessons and master classes with numerous concert pianist, including Jon Nakamatsu, Stanislav Ioudenitch, Denis Kozhukhin, Stephen Hough, Peter Serkin, Helen Couvert, Paul Posnak. Skobin has won multiple awards and accolades through regional and international competitions. He is the recipient of the “Tasanno” Award for contribution to Uzbek culture in 2010, the “Best Collaborative Artist” from the “Istedod” International Competition 2016, the “Highest Level Winer” from the International Competition of Young Artists after name by A. Zhubanov 2013, The Winner of the LYNN Concerto Competition 2017, Prizewinner of the “Music & Stars Award” in Washington DC 2020, The 2nd prize Winner of the 2nd “Sviatoslav Richter” Piano International Competition in South Korea 2020.   Obri String Quartet  This group of Lynn University Conservatory students was one of the finalists for the school’s 2022 Chamber Music Competition and was awarded a performance on the Music at St. Paul’s concert series in Delray Beach. The members are violinists  Kayla Bryan and Benjamin Kremer, violist Gabe Galley, and celiist Megan Savage.      Welcome to the 2021-2022 season.  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2021-2022 Senior Recital - Gabe Galley (Viola)

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2021-2022 Senior Recital - Gabe Galley (Viola)

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