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Guest Artist Series Recital – Ivan Ugorich, Viola

Saturday February 17, 2018 - 1:00p.m. to 3:00p.m.

Venue: Holsclaw Hall

The University of Arizona Fred Fox School of Music presents members of the Tucson Symphony Orchestra and UA faculty performing chamber works in duet and trio combinations in a short recital titled “Strings and Things.” The free-admission performance will be held at 1:00 p.m. in Holsclaw Hall on Saturday, February 17, 2018.

 

Program:

Duo for Violin and Viola, K.423 by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791)
I. Allegro
II. Adagio
III. Rondeau – Allegro


Duo for Viola and Cello “Eyeglasses Duo” in E-flat Major. WoO 32 by Ludvig Van Beethoven (1770 – 1827)
I. Allegro


Sonata for Flute, Viola and Harp by Claude Debussy (1862 – 1918)
I. Pastorale
II. 
Interlude
III. Finale

About the Artists:

Michelle Abraham, violin
Violinist Michelle Abraham is the associate concertmaster of the Tucson Symphony Orchestra. She is the former concertmaster of the Ashland Symphony Orchestra in Ohio and has performed with orchestras throughout the mid-west including the Cleveland Pops, Kalamazoo, and Canton Symphony Orchestras. Michelle served as concertmaster with the Aspen Music Festival Concert Orchestra and guest concertmaster with the Suburban Symphony Orchestra in Cleveland.

Michelle is a founding member of the Thalia String Quartet and has presented educational music programs in the Cleveland Public Schools as well as in the Banff and Bow Valley communities in Alberta, Canada while in residence at the Banff International String Quartet Competition. An active chamber musician, Michelle has appeared in performance with the Afiara String Quartet and renowned DJ Kid Koala, and also served on the advisory board and performs regularly on the M.U.S.i.C. (Musical Upcoming Stars in the Classics) concert series in Northeast Ohio.

Michelle has performed at chamber music festivals near and far, including the Banff Centre, Norfolk Chamber Music Festival, Le Domaine Forget, Kneisel Hall, the Taos School of Music, the Adriatic Chamber Music Festival in Bonefro, Italy, and the Manchester Music Festival in Vermont. She performed recitals in Montréal, Quebec to benefit the Paul Merkelo Scholarship fund, and has appeared as guest artist on Faculty Chamber Music Series at Oberlin Conservatory, the Dana School of Music at Youngstown State University, and the Fred Fox School of Music at the University of Arizona. Michelle regularly collaborates with pianist Peter Takács in recital.

Deeply committed to music education, Michelle teaches both traditional and Suzuki violin in her private studio in Tucson, Arizona. She taught previously at The Music Settlement, the Hathaway Brown School, and the Oberlin Community Music School in Ohio. She has taught the past several summers at the New England Music Camp in Maine, and last year founded the Intensive String Quartet program at NEMC. Michelle holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Stony Brook University, a Master of Music degree from the Yale School of Music, and an Artist Diploma from the Cleveland Institute of Music. She studied with Philip Setzer of the Emerson String Quartet, Pamela Frank, Ani Kavafian, and Paul Kantor. A Connecticut native, Michelle enjoys watching basketball and playing with her pets Seppe and Ella.

Ivan Ugorich, viola
As an avid chamber musician, Ivan has won The McCauley Chamber Music Competition with his quartet in 2012, and has competed in the International Chesapeake Chamber Music Competition as a 2016 finalist with the Cerulean Trio. He has also performed with his two groups on the radio with WUOL 90.5 and WFSQ 91.5 respectively. As a founder of the Cerulean Trio, with clarinetist Jackie Glazier and pianist Galen Dean Peiskee, Ivan travels and performs at venues throughout the country. This past May, he appeared with his trio in Carnegie Hall as part of the program titled “Home and Abroad.”

Ivan performed with orchestras including the Sarasota Orchestra, the Florida Orchestra, and the Orlando Philharmonic. Additionally, he won the position of principal violist with Symphony Orchestra Augusta, where he served from 2014-2016. Other performance opportunities have taken him to Germany, France, Spain, Poland, Denmark, and China. Engagements have included performances with notable artists such as Itzhak Perlman, Joshua Bell, Lang-Lang, Anne-Sophie Mütter, Midori, Guy Braunstein, Boston Pops, Pink Martini, and Time for Three. Ivan earned a Bachelor of Music degree in performance from Indiana University Jacobs School of Music and a Master of Arts degree from Florida State University. Ivan currently works at the University of Arizona Fred Fox School of Music and subs with the Tucson Symphony Orchestra, Tucson Pops, and Arizona Opera.

Ian Jones, cello
A native of Oakland, California, Ian Jones fell in love with the cello and chamber music while attending The Crowden School, a Berkeley middle school which incorporates music into the everyday curriculum. His studies took him to UCLA and Indiana University, and he continued at IU for graduate studies with Eric Kim and Janos Starker. A committed chamber musician, in 2008 his string quartet was awarded the school-funded Kuttner Quartet fellowship at IU. He has benefited from close collaboration and coaching with Indiana faculty members including Atar Arad, Alexander Kerr, Paul Biss and Yael Weiss, and has appeared performing chamber music with Joshua Bell and members of the Orion Quartet among others. He earned a Master of Music degree in performance from the University of Arizona in 2013 studying with Mark Votapek.

Ian began his orchestral career in 2006 playing in the cello section of the Honolulu Symphony, and has since performed with ensembles around the Midwest and Southwest. He joined the Tucson Symphony Orchestra in 2011, and has since been appointed assistant principal cello. Apart from the Symphony, he has performed with other arts organizations around Arizona, including Tucson’s St. Andrews Bach Society, where in 2015 he was a featured performer on an all-solo Bach program, and Phoenix’s Downtown Chamber Series. In 2016 he was invited to fill in as cellist of the Baumer String Quartet, performing and teaching at the Summer String Institute at the University of North Texas.

Beginning in 2012 he has appeared in Colorado on the Breckenridge Music Festival’s Winter Concert Series, and since 2014 spends his summers with the BMF for their regular concert season. An avid tennis player, Ian competes in USTA leagues in Tucson and the San Francisco Bay Area.

Alexander Lipay, flute
2017 Grammy Award winner Alexander Lipay is the principal flute of the Tucson Symphony. He holds the same position with Tucson Pops, True Concord Voices and Orchestra, St. Andrew’s Bach Society Chamber Orchestra and Sunriver Music Festival. He has performed as guest principal flute with San Diego Symphony, Seattle Symphony and Seattle Opera.

Lipay has performed as a soloist with the Seattle Symphony, Tucson Symphony, St. Petersburg Philharmonic, St. Petersburg Symphony, Hermitage Orchestra, True Concord Voices and Orchestra, St. Andrews’s Bach Society Chamber Orchestra and Arizona Chamber Orchestra. He has also appeared as a soloist at many music festivals including the International Music Festival “Musical Olympus” in St. Petersburg, Russia, International Music Festival “Moulin d’Ande” in France, and the Sunriver Music Festival in Oregon.

He is the Grand Prix winner of the 2015 International Festival-Competition of Arts “St Petersburg Christmas Assembly,” the first prize winner of the 2004 MTNA Young Artist National Woodwind Competition, and the first prize winner of the 2002 Santa Barbara Performing Arts Competition.

Lipay holds a Master of Music degree from the University of Southern California and a Bachelor of Music degree from the University of California Santa Barbara, where he graduated with two majors, flute and piano.

Rachel Kay Green, harp
Rachel Kay Green is interim assistant professor of harp at the University of Arizona, where she leads HarpFusion, one of the world’s largest touring harp ensembles, known for its creativity and energy.

She has been first-prize winner in many competitions, including the Golden Era of Romantic Music International Competition, the American Fine Arts Festival Russian Music Competition, the Angie Southard Competition, the ENKOR International Music Competition, the Young Texas Artists Music Competition, the T. Gordon Parks Concerto Competition, and the Fourth International Harp Competition in Mexico.

Rachel has toured extensively, giving solo recitals in Hong Kong, at the Rio Harp Festival in Rio de Janiero, Brazil, in New York’s Carnegie Hall, and throughout the United States. She has performed for the American Musicological Society, the College Music Society and as first harpist for the Summer Opera Program at the International Lyric Academy in Italy. As concerto soloist, she has appeared with the Tucson Symphony Orchestra, the University of Northern Colorado Symphony Orchestra and the Arapahoe Philharmonic.

Rachel received her Doctor of Musical Arts and Master of Music degrees at the University of Arizona, studying under Dr. Carrol McLaughlin. She holds a Bachelor of Music degree from the University of Northern Colorado, where she completed a double emphasis in harp performance and piano performance and a minor in Spanish.T

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The University of Arizona Fred Fox School of Music presents the 39th Annual Sholin Guitar Competition, honoring the memory of Norman Douglas Sholin (1951-1980).  

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The University of Arizona has become a major international center for the study of classical guitar. The Norman Douglas Sholin Memorial Scholarship Award, which is presented annually, promotes excellence in this segment of the arts. Through their gifts, donors honor the students that qualify for it, as well as the memory of Mr. Sholin, whose love for the guitar and its music still brings inspiration.

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