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URL:https://1718.ucla.edu/events/art-of-duo/
SUMMARY:The Art of Duo: A Journey through Europe to the USA from 1700 to 19
 30
DESCRIPTION:\nAmbroise Aubrun\, violin\nSteven Vanhauwaert\, piano\n\n“ A
  Journey through Europe to the USA from 1700 to 1930” invites you to an 
 exploration of the violin and piano duo’s rich history. Each piece perfo
 rmed will reflect the evolving styles and cultural influences that shaped 
 the duo's repertoire from the baroque era to the early 20th century. The p
 erformance is complemented by engaging presentations and discussions\, off
 ering a guide to a deeper understanding of this timeless repertoire.\n\nPr
 ogram\n\nArcangelo Corelli (1653–1713)\nSonata in D Minor\, op. 5\, no. 
 7\nI. Preludo. Vivace\nII. Corrente. Allegro\nIII. Sarbanda. Largo\nIV. Gi
 ga. Allegro\nWolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756–1791)\nSonata No. 21 in E Min
 or\, op. 1\, no. 4\,  K. 304\nI. Allegro\nII. Tempo di menuetto\nCésar F
 ranck (1822–1890)\nSonata in A Major\, M. 8\nI. Allegretto ben moderato\
 nII. Allegro\nIII. Recitativo – Fantasia: Ben moderato – Molto lento\n
 IV. Allegretto poco mosso\nSergei Prokofiev (1891–1953)\nFive Melodies\,
  op. 35b\nI. Andante\nII. Lento ma non troppo\nIII. Animato ma non allegro
 \nIV. Andantino un poco scherzando\nV. Andante non troppo\nEric Zeisl (190
 5–1959)\nMenuchim's Song\n\n\n\nAmbroise Aubrun\nHailed as a “marvelou
 s violinist” (France Musique) with “sensitive tone” (Pizzicato Magaz
 ine) and “tremendous ease\, suppleness\, and beauty of sound” (Nice-Ma
 tin)\, violinist Ambroise Aubrun enjoys a career as a soloist\, chamber\, 
 and orchestral musician. He has performed extensively on three continents 
 and has conducted master classes in North America (Québec\, California\, 
 Oregon\, New York\, Wisconsin\, Nevada\, Utah\, South Dakota\, Oklahoma\, 
 Pennsylvania\, Puerto Rico)\, France\, Italy\, Australia\, and New Zealand
 .\n\nHis albums for Editions Hortus and Navona Records have embraced a wid
 e range of repertoire from J.S. Bach to Eric Tanguy (b. 1968)\, and receiv
 ed praise of the highest caliber (five stars in Pizzicato Magazine\, “co
 up de coeur” by France Musique\, and a nomination for the 2021 Internati
 onal Classical Music Awards). His performances and albums have been broadc
 ast on CBS\, ABC\, WFMT Chicago\, France Musique\, 3MBS Melbourne (Austral
 ia)\, Klara Radio (Belgium)\, KPFK Los Angeles\, KNCJ Nevada\, WTUL New-Or
 leans\, and KUSC Los Angeles.\n\nHe has served as guest concertmaster of t
 he Kaleidoscope Chamber Orchestra\, the Las Vegas Philharmonic\, and the I
 nternational Chamber Orchestra of Puerto Rico\, and is a regular guest of 
 the Los Angeles Philharmonic violin sections.\n\nAubrun graduated at age n
 ineteen from the Paris National Superior Conservatory\, and then studied a
 t UCLA (D.M.A.) and at the Colburn Conservatory of Music (Artist Diploma).
  He is a winner of the Charles Oulmont Prize of the Fondation de France\, 
 a laureate of the Langart Foundation in Switzerland\, and a recipient of t
 he UNLV Barrick Scholar Award for outstanding achievement in Creative Acti
 vities and a CSUN Faculty Achievement Award. Currently Associate Professor
  of Violin at the University of Nevada\, Las Vegas\, Dr. Aubrun previously
  taught at the UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music and UC Santa Barbara. He i
 s the artistic director of the Henry J. Bruman Summer Chamber Music Festiv
 al at UCLA. Dr. Aubrun plays a Matteo Goffriller violin\, on generous loan
  from the Langart Foundation. More info at www.ambroiseaubrun.com.\n\nStev
 en Vanhauwaert\nHailed by the Los Angeles Times for his “impressive clar
 ity\, sense of structure\, and monster technique\,” pianist Steven Vanha
 uwaert has garnered a wide array of accolades\, including the First Prize 
 at the Los Angeles International Liszt Competition. Mr. Vanhauwaert has ap
 peared as a soloist at the National Centre for the Performing Arts in Beij
 ing\, Walt Disney Concert Hall\, the Shanghai Oriental Arts Center\, the C
 oncertgebouw Brugge\, the Great Hall of the Budapest Liszt Conservatory\, 
 the Forbidden City Theatre in Beijing\, Segerstrom Hall\, and the National
  Philharmonic Hall in Kiev. He has appeared with orchestras including the 
 Pacific Symphony\, the Lviv Philharmonic\, the Sofia Sinfonietta\, the Ren
 o Chamber Orchestra\, the International Chamber Orchestra of Puerto Rico\,
  the Flemish Symphony\, and the Kyiv Camerata.\n\nMr. Vanhauwaert serves a
 s co-director for the Unbound Chamber Music Festival in Mammoth Lakes\, a 
 three-week-long summer festival featuring guest artists from around the wo
 rld. He is also the Artistic Director for the Second Sundays at Two concer
 t series in Rolling Hills\, CA.\n\nHis discography\, on the Hortus\, Sonar
 ti\, ECM\, and Bridge labels\, covers a wide range of composers\, from Jos
 eph Woelfl to Stravinsky and Tigran Mansurian. His recordings have been aw
 arded 5 Diapasons\, a nomination for the International Classical Music Awa
 rds\, France Musique’s Editor’s Choice\, and five stars in Pizzicato M
 agazine. Mr. Vanhauwaert serves on the faculty at the University of Utah
 ’s School of Music and he is a Steinway Artist. More info at www.stevenp
 iano.com.\n\nAs a duo\, Ambroise and Steven have performed across the Unit
 ed States and Europe and have recorded three critically acclaimed albums e
 arning a nomination for the International Classical Music Awards.\n\n\n\nT
 he program is free to attend and will be held in-person at the Clark Libra
 ry. Registration has reached capacity\; to be added to the wait list pleas
 e fill out the form below.  Seating is limited at the Clark Library\; walk
 -in registrants are welcome as space permits.\nLoading…\n\n\n\nPhotograp
 h credit: Martin Chalifour\, courtesy of the Artists.
CATEGORIES:Music
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