International Ensembles Concert
Sunday Night Finale Event
by May Ing, Carol Waldvogel
Noah Krauss, Piano Concerto Competition winner
The International Ensembles Committee of Carol Waldvogel and May Ing kicked into high gear on Sunday, May 30, overseeing the needs of Cellisimo, Allegro!!! and Noah Krauss.
The first performance was the Piano Concerto Competition winner, Noah Krauss. Noah was superbly accompanied by the Hartt Faculty and Alumni Orchestra, under the baton of Kirsten Marshall of Ithaca, New York. Noah is a student of Marina Obukovsky.
The spectacular performances by Cellissimo and Allegro!!!, students from the Western Springs Talent Education program, took place later in the evening and were filled with high energy, exquisite musicianship and razzamatazz showmanship. Special thanks to Sally Gross and Ed Kreitman for their outstanding work with these enthusiastic and well-rehearsed groups.
Many thanks are due to all the performers and their teachers for their hard work in preparation for this performance. Thanks also to the rest of our team—Sandra Payton for announcing, Alexander Yudkovsky for piano moving, and Christie Felsing and Pam Brasch for their support and guidance.
Teaching
- Private studio in University Park, Md
- Founder and Artistic Director of Toronto Suzuki Studio, a non-profit organization founded in 2002, comprised of 5 faculty and 50+ students
- Faculty Member and Clinician
Southwest Ontario Suzuki Institute
Montreal Suzuki Institut
Calgary Suzuki Institute
Performance
- Talisker Players, Toronto chamber orchestra(violin and viola)
- Bach Consort, Toronto choral ensemble
- Niagara Symphony, Ontario
- Aradia Ensemble, Toronto early music ensemble(violin and viola)
- Te Deum, Ontario chamber ensemble(violin and viola)
- Nuit Blanche, Ontario multi-media performance event(violin and viola)
- Quattromusic, Ontario string quartet
- Washington Choral Arts Society Orchestra, Washington D.C. choral ensemble
Violin Studies
- Victor Danchenko
- Gerard Kantarjian
- Barbara Krakauer
- Leo Wigdorcik
Pedagogy Studies
- Louise Behrend
- John Kendall
- Shinichi Suzuki
- Mimi Zweig
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Carol Waldvogel is the director/founder of North Shore Suzuki Strings in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She holds a MME from the University of Colorado where she worked with William Starr, a renowned Suzuki pedagogue, whom was instrumental in introducing the Suzuki method in the United States. She also has a BME from Illinois State University. Carol was a founding member of the Suzuki Association of Wisconsin and is a former member of the board of directors of the Suzuki Association of the Americas.
Carol received the Byron Hester Outstanding Faculty Award in 2004 in Colorado and was the recipient of the Suzuki Chair award in 2009 in Wisconsin. In 2016, the Suzuki Association of Wisconsin honored Carol with the Sensei Award for “Leadership and Caring.” Carol has been a guest clinician at many Suzuki workshops and Suzuki summer institutes throughout the United States and Mexico.
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