Dadabaeva, Feruza

Konovalova, Olga

Schwalbach, Luke

English

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Military Trail Boca Raton, FL 33431  Box Office: 561-237-9000 Email: tickets@lynn.edu Events.lynn.edu Conservatory of MusicLuke Schwalbach, trumpet Bachelor of Music   Recital Program Feruza Dadabaeva & Olga Konovalova, piano Monday, April 29, 2019 at 5:30 p.m. Amarnick-Goldstein Concert Hall Boca Raton, Florida   Elegy                    Alexander Arutunian                                                               (1920-2012) Olga Konovalova, piano   Four Miniatures Joseph Turrin (1947-) Feruza Dadabaeva, piano   Theme and Variations in F Friedrich Dionysus Weber (1766-1842) Feruza Dadabaeva, piano   Intermission   Prayer of Saint Gregory Alan Hovhaness (1911-2000) Olga Konovalova, piano   Sonata for Trumpet Jean Hubeau Sarabande (1917-1992) Intermède Spiritual  Feruza Dadabaeva, piano      Artist Biographies  Luke Schwalbach began his trumpet studies at the age of eleven in his home state of Kentucky. His musical interests were quickly recognized by local faculty and he began studying with Mark Clodfelter and Robert Sullivan. Luke has competed nationally and internationally as a soloist, appearing frequently in the National Trumpet Competition since 2009, placing third in 2013 and winning in 2011. In 2011, Luke won third place in the International Trumpet Competition in Minneapolis, and in 2012, he won the Borchardt Concerto Competition in Lexington, KY. In 2015, Luke attended the prestigious Chosen Vale Trumpet Seminar, learning with Stephen Burns, John Wallace and Edward Carrol. In that same year, Luke graduated from the Interlochen Arts Academy as a select Presidential scholar recipient. Luke has premiered works with the Bluegrass Opera Company and freelances throughout south Florida and southern Germany with orchestras including the Palm Beach Symphony and the Bad Vilbel Chamber Orchestra. Recent summer study includes the Chautauqua Institution. Luke counts among his teachers the renowned pedagogues Klaus Schuhwerk, Stefan Ruff, Vince DiMartino, Arturo Sandoval, Chris Botti, and Ken Larson. Luke is currently a senior here at Lynn, in the studio of Marc Reese.  Olga Konovalova is a sought-after solo pianist and chamber musician. She made her debut as a child prodigy at Ekaterinburg Philharmonic Hall, Russia. During her residency at the United Arab Emirates she has given solo and chamber music recitals across the country. Olga Konovalova received a Fellowship Diploma from Trinity College and was selected to perform at its Gala in London, UK. After relocating to South Florida, Olga Konovalova has continued performing as well as teaching, she maintained an award winning private studio, presenting students at various competitions and venues, such as Carnegie Hall, NY. She has appeared as a solo pianist as well as collaborator at various venues in Middle East, Eastern Europe and Russia. She is currently pursuing her Professional Performance Certificate in collaborative piano at Lynn University with Professor Lisa Leonard. Olga Konovalova has played in masterclasses for renown artists Elmar Oliveira and composer Scott Wheeler, Emerson String Quartet cellist Paul Watkins and composer Evgeny Sharlat. She earned her B.M. and M.M. from Urals State Conservatory in Russia. Her former teachers include Mikhail Andrianov and Alexander Chernov.  A solo pianist, teacher, chamber musician and a church organist, Feruza Dadabaeva is currently pursuing her second Masters degree in Collaborative piano at Lynn University under the tutelage of Professor Lisa Leonard with a full scholarship. In 2016 and 2018 Ms. Dadabaeva was a recipient of the special jury prize for Best Orchestral Realization at the Lynn University Concerto competition. Also, she won the Lyric Chamber Music Competition at Lynn and will have her New York Debut in May 2019. In the summer of 2017 she became the third prize winner of the Cremona International Piano Competition where she was awarded best Bach and Romantic performances. She also, completed a three week program festival In Cremona. Back in 2006 Ms. Dadabaeva competed at International Piano Competition in Italy (Salerno) where she received the third prize. Feruza began playing piano at 5 years of age, when she studied at Musical Academic Lyceum in Tashkent. During her formative years and through adolescence, she received several notable accolades. In 2007, Feruza entered the State Conservatory of Uzbekistan and since then exhibited strong solo performance as well as accompanying. In 2011, she graduated with Bachelors of Music Degree in Piano Performance. Feruza earned her Masters in Music at Florida Atlantic university where she studied under tutelage Dr Irena Kofman. Since then, she attended an International Piano Festival at Palm Beach Atlantic University and won the FAU Concerto Competition in 2014. In 2016 Ms Dadabaeva was invited to join Florida Atlantic University's faculty as an adjunct professor where she currently works.   

2018-2019 Senior Recital - Luke Schwalbach (Trumpet)

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2018-2019 Senior Recital - Luke Schwalbach (Trumpet)

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