Henriquez, Roberto

Hong, John

Irmatov, Akmal

Moore, Cassidy

Park, Jihong

Savignon, Yalyen

English

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 Professional Performance Certificate Recital Jihong Park, collaborative piano Tuesday, January 21, 2014 at 5:30 p.m. Amarnick-Goldstein Concert Hall Boca Raton, Florida    Sonata No. 2 in E-Flat Major          Johannes Brahms for Clarinet and Piano, Op. 120 (1833-1897)           Allegro amabile           Allegro appassionato           Andante con moto  John Hong, clarinet   Sonata for Clarinet and Piano Leonard Bernstein           Grazioso (1918-1990)           Andantino – Vivace e leggiero   John Hong, clarinet               INTERMISSION     Piano Quintet in F# Minor, Op. 67    Amy Beach          Adagio – Allegro moderato    (1867-1944)                Adagio espressivo         Allegro agitato  Cassidy Moore, violin Yalyen Savignon, violin Roberto Henriquez, viola Akmal Irmatov, cello         Jihong Park began playing piano at the age of seven.  A self-taught beginner, he started formal training at the age of 17 with his piano teacher in Korea, and studied for his Bachelor’s in Piano Performance at Chung-ang University in South Korea.  While attending Chung-ang University, Jihong developed an interest in performing contemporary music, subsequently recording his debut album at the Chung-ang Contemporary Music Festival in Seoul which was released by a major recording company in Korea, Jigu Record. Jihong won second-place in numerous Korean piano competitions, including the Korean Youth Piano Competition, the Chang-won University Piano Competition, and the Chon-nam Piano Competition, and received a full undergraduate scholarship for piano performance.  He has performed in multiple national and international venues including Kyungnam Art Center in Korea, Isidor Bajic music academy, Serbia. As an active chamber musician, Jihong is a former member of Utopian Chamber Music at JCC, in Boca Raton, Florida.  In addition, he joined Chamber Music Institute (Nebraska) where he was awarded full fellowship to work with other prestigious musicians. He is currently studying PPC in collaborative piano under Professor Lisa Leonard at Lynn University Conservatory of Music.  Roberto Henriquez, studied at the National School of Music in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, where his teachers were Rebecca Manzanares and Jorge Luis Banegas. He has participated in music festivals such as OSJUNCA (2004), JOCCA (2009), in Guatemala, the Sunflower Festival in Topeka, Kansas (2009-2010) and the Music Festival in Santa Catarina FEMUSC Jaraguao Sul, Brazil in 2011. He also attended the Lyricafest Music Festival in Boston. He was a member of the Symphony Orchestra of Topeka, Kansas for three years. In the summer of 2008 he received a scholarship award from the Music Department of Washburn University, where his teacher was Dr. Larisa Elisha, Concert master of the Topeka Symphony Orchestra. He is currently completing a Bachelor of Music (majoring in viola) with Mr. Ralph Fielding at Lynn Conservatory  of Music.  John Hong is a clarinetist hailing from Amarillo, Texas. John began studying clarinet under Janet Dubois at the age of 11. John spent his first two years as an undergraduate at the University of Northern Colorado, where he studied with Bil Jackson and Lauren Jacobson, as well as performed in the award-winning clarinet quartet “Grenadilla Warfare”. Highly regarded as a soloist, John has been featured in ensembles such as the WTAMU Band Camp Honors Band, the Amarillo High School Band and Orchestra, and the Amarillo Town and Gown community band. Also successful in competitions, John is a two time winner of the annual Angie Southard competition, a two time finalist for the OU Clarinet Symposium Young Artists’ Competition, and was Honorable Mention in UNC’s Concerto Competition as a freshman.  Moreover, John has performed in China as a member of the UNC Wind Ensemble under Ken Singleton. John, now a senior currently studies with Jon Manasse at the Lynn Conservatory. When not in the practice room, John enjoys ping-pong, reading, and Quentin Tarantino films.  Uzbekistani cellist Akmal Irmatov was born in Tashkent in 1990. He started his musical studies at the age of 6 and graduated from the R.M. Glier music high school in 2009. He then continued studying cello at the Conservatory of Uzbekistan in Tashkent and received his Bachelor degree in June 2012. Akmal is an active chamber music and orchestra musician and has participated in the Chamber Music International Festival in Germany in 2010 and the Youth Orchestra of the CIS under V. Spivakov in 2011. Also in 2011 he was invited to play in the Chamber Orchestra “Soloists of Uzbekistan”, where he is now principal cellist. Akmal has also performed contemporary music with guest musicians from Europe and USA with the “Omnibus” ensemble, and was featured in the “Uzbek Composers” and the “Composers of the 20th century” concert series in 2012. As a soloist, Akmal won 3rd prize at an international competition in Kazakhstan in November 2012. He is currently pursuing his Professional Performance Certificate at Lynn University under the guidance of David Cole.  Cassidy Moore is a violinist from New York City. She began her studies at age four, and is currently pursing her Bachelor of Music degree with Carol Cole at Lynn University’s Conservatory of Music. Previously, she was a student of Eriko Sato at the Mannes College of Music’s Preparatory Division, where she served as concertmistress of the Mannes Symphony. A lover of many different art forms, she recently performed with principal dancers of New York City Ballet and American Ballet Theater as a part of Festival of Dance: Stars of American Ballet at the Lensic Theater in Santa Fe, New Mexico. She has performed as a soloist and as part of a string camerata with Jeunes Virtuoses de New York as a part of Les Fêtes Musicales de Savoie in Valmorel, France, and has attended the Green Mountain Chamber Music Festival, Bowdoin International Music Festival, And Texas Music festival.  Yalyen Savignon was born in Havana Cuba in 1994. She started playing violin at the age of 8 and piano at the age of 10 in the Conservatory of Music Guillermo Tomas in Cuba. When 12 years old, Yalyen started performing in the symphony orchestra of that school and in violin festivals. She continued her studies in the conservatory Amadeo Roldan for 3 years and was the concertmaster of the Symphony orchestra. Yalyen performed with Camerata Romeu female chamber orchestra and with the chamber orchestra of Havana and the symphony orchestra Mozarteum. Before she arrived to the United States she created and directed a baroque orchestra and they performed with the baroque violinist Walter Reiter and also with the baroque orchestra Ars Longa. In the United States she participated in the Young Artist Solo recital in Fort Lauderdale and in a Side by Side Competition with New World Symphony. Yalyen is currently studying with Carol Cole at Lynn University Conservatory of Music. 

2013-2014 PPC Recital - Jihong Park (Collaborative Piano)

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2013-2014 PPC Recital - Jihong Park (Collaborative Piano)

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