Huang, Michelle

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vcu! £ artsVCU DEPARTMENT OF MUSICFACULTY RECITALMICHELLE HUANG, PIANOFriday, Oct. 28,2016, 7 p.m.Sonia Vlahcevic Concert HallW.E. Singleton Center for the Performing Arts922 Park Ave. | Richmond, VirginiaImages, Book I Claude Debussy (1862-1 918)Reflets dans I'Eau (Reflections in the Water)Hommage a Rameau (Homage to Rameau)Mouvement (Movement)Two Old Postcards from Formosa (2007) Ming-Hsiu Yen (b. 1980)1. Crying Bird2. Plowing Song— Intermission —Pictures at an Exhibition Modest Petrovich Mussorgsky (1839-1881)I. PromenadeII. GnomusIII. PromenadeIV. The Old CastleV. PromenadeVI. The Tuileries GardensVII. BydloVIII. PromenadeIX. Ballet of the Unhatched Chicks in Their ShellsX. Samuel Goldenberg and SchmuyleXI. PromenadeXII. The Market at LimogesXII. The Catacombs (Sepulchrum romanum) - Con mortuis in lingua mortuaXIV. The Hut on Fowl's Legs (Baba-Yaga)XV. The Great Gate of KievDepartment of Music | School of the Arts | Virginia Commonwealth University922 Park Avenue, Room 132 | P.O. Box 842004 | Richmond, VA 23284-2004(804) 828-1166 I music@vcu.edu I arts.vcu.edu/musicMichelle HuangA native of Taiwan, pianist Michelle Huang has performed and taught extensively throughoutthe U.S. as well as abroad in the Czech Republic, Italy, Switzerland, and Taiwan. She hasappeared as soloist and guest artist in numerous recitals and has given lectures, workshops,and master classes. As a chamber musician, Michelle Huang has collaborated frequently withvocalists and instrumentalists as well as various chamber groups, such as the Mary L'EngleEnsemble, the chamber group-in-residence at Friday Musicale in Jacksonville, Florida, theJacksonville Symphony and Richmond Symphony musicians. In 2015, she completed a weeklong concert tour with Rochester based clarinetist Julie Detwiler, in which the duo travelled toNazareth College, SUNY Potsdam, University of Mississippi, and West Liberty University toperform and teach master classes.Michelle Huang holds a Master of Music in Piano Performance from the University of Tennesseeand Doctor of Music in Piano Performance from Florida State University. Her principle teachersinclude David Northington and Read Gainsford. As an educator, Dr. Huang has held teachingpositions at both Walter States Community College and Lincoln Memorial University. She hasmost recently served as Assistant Professor of Piano at Edward Waters College in Jacksonville,Florida. In 2012, she launched a Concert Series at Edward Waters College in which high caliberperforming artists performed concerts as well as conducting master classes, workshops, andlectures for the continuing enrichment and exposure of classical music to both the school andthe community. As a strong advocate of mind and body connection and overall musicians'health, Dr. Huang has conducted numerous performance anxiety workshops in variousuniversities as well as music conferences to help musicians understand and cope with anxietyrelated to performing. She is currently an adjunct faculty member at the VirginiaCommonwealth University.In addition to teaching in the collegiate setting, Dr. Huang also maintains a private studio,where she works with talented young students. She is an active member of the Richmond MusicTeachers Association (RMTA) and Virginia Music Teachers Association (VMTA) and serves as thefirst Vice President of Programming for RMTA. She is a frequent adjudicator for local and statecompetitions, including Federation State and Regional Competitions, FSMTA and GMTA StateCompetitions, PMTA Concerto Competition, PMTA Sonata Contest, and Outstanding YoungArtist Scholarship Competition. Many of her students have won top awards and successfullypursued studies and career in music.Department of Music | School of the Arts | Virginia Commonwealth University922 Park Avenue, Room 132 | P.O. Box 842004 | Richmond, VA 23284-2004(804) 828-11 66 | music@vcu.edu | arts.vcu.edu/music

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