Tsai, Ming I

Turgeon, Ann Louise

English

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        Professional Performance Certificate Recital Ming-I Tsai, violin Anne Louise-Turgeon, piano Thursday, April 11, 2013 at 7:30 p.m. Amarnick-Goldstein Concert Hall Boca Raton, Fla.     “Duo” for Violin and Piano in A Major, Op. 162                   Franz Schubert Allegro moderato         (1797-1828)                        Scherzo  Andantino  Allegro vivace    Sonata for Solo Violin No. 1                                              Eugene Ysaye Grave         (1858-1931)              Fugato  Allegretto Poco Scherzoso  Finale Con Brio          INTERMISSION    Sonata for Violin and Piano                                                Cesar Franck Allegretto moderato       (1858-1931)  Allegro Recitativo-Fantasia Allegro poco mosso                                                                    Liesbesleid                 Fritz Kreisler Liebesfreud                     (1875-1962) Taiwanese violinist Ming-I Tsai has performed as soloist with some of the world’s most renowned symphony orchestras. At the age of fifteen, she made her solo debut with the Philadelphia Orchestra, and just a few years later with the Boston Pops in a three-concert series that paid tribute to Harry Ellis Dickinson, conducted by Keith Lockhart. Ming-I has won numerous competitions such as the 2002 Boston Symphony Concerto Competition, 2001 Massachusetts String Teachers Association Competition, 2000 Mann Center Concerto Competition, and most recently the DePaul Concerto Competition. Ming-I has performed in masterclasses with such artists as Aaron Rosand, Zakhar Bron, Nai Yuan Hu and Joseph Silverstein. In her summers she has attended festivals such as the Summit Music Festival and the Montecito Music Festival. Ming-I traveled to Philadelphia at the age of fourteen from Taiwan to attend the Temple University Music Preparatory Division for Gifted Young Musicians as a student of Elissa Kolijonen. She later attended high school at Massachusetts’s Walnut Hill School for the Arts as a student of Lynn Chang. In 2002, Ming-I was accepted to the famed Curtis Institute of Music as a student of Ida Kavafian and the Guaneri String Quartet’s own Arnold Steinhardt.  After graduating the Curtis Institute, she moved to Chicago to pursue her Master of Music Degree at Depaul University with Ilya Kaler.  Ming-I is currently studying at Lynn University with professor Elmar Oliveira.    Montreal-born Anne Louise-Turgeon received Master of Music, Master of Musical Arts, and Doctor of Musical Arts Degrees in Piano Performance from Yale University in 1993, 1994, and 2000, respectively, graduating with the Yale School of Music’s highest honor, the Dean’s Prize. Prior to her time at Yale, she graduated from The University of Toronto’s Faculty of Music (1989) with a Bachelor’s degree in Piano Performance, graduating with that school’s top honor, the Eaton Award for best graduate. Her principal teachers were Marietta Orlov (U of T), Boris Berman, Claude Frank, Peter Frankl (Yale), and Marek Jablonski (The Banff Centre of Fine Arts). She also holds a Master of Arts degree in Composition from Florida Atlantic University (2010). She performs regularly in the United States, Canada, eastern Europe, and the Russian Federation with her husband, pianist Edward Turgeon in the award-winning piano team DUO TURGEON, which can be heard on compact disc (Vanguard Classics, EMI/Marquis Classics) and is featured in the PBS Documentary “Two Pianos, One Passion”. A huge proponent of the chamber music literature, she performs increasingly with local artists and regularly with musicians from Canada and abroad. Anne has held various teaching and collaborative positions at Mount Holyoke College in Massachusetts, Algoma University in Sault Ste, Marie, Ontario, the Harid Conservatory in Boca Raton, Florida, and Florida Atlantic University (Boca Campus) where she currently teaches applied piano, chamber music and composition. In addition, she is frequently called upon to adjudicate local, national, and international music competitions. She currently resides in Lake Worth with her husband and her two daughters, both string students in the Lynn University Preparatory Program.    UPCOMING EVENTS  THE TURN OF THE SCREW: AN OPERA BY BENJAMIN BRITTEN Friday, April 12 at 7:30 p.m. Sunday, April 14 at 4 p.m. Featuring members of the Lynn Philharmonia and Palm Beach Opera’s talented Young Artists Based on the Henry James novel, this haunting ghost story tells the tale of a governess who accepts a job caring for two young children in the country. When the ghosts begin to appear, their bucolic simplicity turns into a chilling struggle for the lives of the children. Hear Palm Beach Opera’s talented Young Artists in the lead roles accompanied by the Lynn Philharmonia Orchestra for this exciting collaborative production.  Keith C. and Elaine Johnson Wold Performing Arts Center BOX ORCHESTRA MEZZANINE $65 $50 $45        

2012-2013 PPC Recital - Ming-I Tsai (Violin)

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2012-2013 PPC Recital - Ming-I Tsai (Violin)

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