Dr. Michael Anglucci, 2018-19 Artist in Residence
ARTIST Music Academy of Maryland is pleased to welcome Dr. Michael Angelucci as Artist-in-Residence for the 2018-2019 academic year.
Described as "a great artistic talent" by the ABI Foundation, Dr. Angelucci is the recipient of numerous awards including First Prize in the Bradshaw and Buono International Competition, First Prize in the American Prize National Competition, and the coveted Foundation La Gesse Fellowship. An increasingly sought-after recitalist, instructor, and guest clinician, Dr. Angelucci maintains an active schedule throughout the mid-Atlantic and beyond. Recent engagements include a two-week tour as concerto soloist with the Tahoe Symphony, a solo appearance at Carnegie-Weill Hall, and jurist for the 2018 Knabe International Piano Competition in Baltimore.
In addition to teaching selected ARTIST Music Academy students, Dr. Angelucci's residency will feature public master classes, recitals, and seminars scheduled throughout the year.
Described as "a great artistic talent" by the ABI Foundation, Dr. Angelucci is the recipient of numerous awards including First Prize in the Bradshaw and Buono International Competition, First Prize in the American Prize National Competition, and the coveted Foundation La Gesse Fellowship. An increasingly sought-after recitalist, instructor, and guest clinician, Dr. Angelucci maintains an active schedule throughout the mid-Atlantic and beyond. Recent engagements include a two-week tour as concerto soloist with the Tahoe Symphony, a solo appearance at Carnegie-Weill Hall, and jurist for the 2018 Knabe International Piano Competition in Baltimore.
In addition to teaching selected ARTIST Music Academy students, Dr. Angelucci's residency will feature public master classes, recitals, and seminars scheduled throughout the year.
2018-19 List of Events
(dates and times subject to change)
• Saturday, March 16th at 12pm: Lecture-Recital •
Location: Artist Music Academy of Reisterstown (519 Main St.)
Cost: Free to attend, donations accepted
with Guest Artist Susanna Mendlow, Cello
Mendelssohn's Violin Sonata in F Major (1838) transcribed for cello and piano by Susanna Mendlow
Format: Lecture, Performance, and Question/Answer
Sonata in B-flat Major for cello and piano (trans. from F Major violin sonata, 1838)
1. Allegro vivace
2. Adagio
3. Assai vivace
• Artist Music is proud to be hosting this work's 2nd performance •
Recording session is scheduled at Peabody later in March
Location: Artist Music Academy of Reisterstown (519 Main St.)
Cost: Free to attend, donations accepted
with Guest Artist Susanna Mendlow, Cello
Mendelssohn's Violin Sonata in F Major (1838) transcribed for cello and piano by Susanna Mendlow
Format: Lecture, Performance, and Question/Answer
Sonata in B-flat Major for cello and piano (trans. from F Major violin sonata, 1838)
1. Allegro vivace
2. Adagio
3. Assai vivace
• Artist Music is proud to be hosting this work's 2nd performance •
Recording session is scheduled at Peabody later in March
About the Guest Artist
SUSANNA MENDLOW, cellist and vocalist, has performed throughout the United States, Europe, and Central Asia. A versatile musician, she enjoys playing a variety of styles, including classical, ethnic folk, pop, and improvisation. Her projects have brought her to such venues as Alice Tully Hall, Weill Hall, Merkin Concert Hall, Symphony Space, the Verizon Center, the National Gallery, the Kennedy Center, the Smithsonian, and the National Cathedral. Susanna has collaborated with numerous artists, including Alan Kay, Frank Morelli, Dmitri Berlinsky, and members of the Emerson Quartet. She also has worked with composers Kaija Saariaho and Marc Neikrug and premiered works by Frank Stemper, Stacy Garrop, and Judith Shatin. As a member of Moyindau, a semi-improvisational experimental jazz ensemble, she traveled to Kazakhstan and the remotest parts of the Kyrgyz Republic in order to establish cross-cultural connections via music. She currently plays in QuinTango, Kassia Music, and Noam Faingold’s Burning City Orchestra and teaches at the Washington International School. Susanna received her DMA from SUNY Stony Brook, her MM from Michigan State University, and her BA in both psychology and music from Columbia University. She studied cello with Suren Bagratuni, Misha Quint, and Colin Carr.
SUSANNA MENDLOW, cellist and vocalist, has performed throughout the United States, Europe, and Central Asia. A versatile musician, she enjoys playing a variety of styles, including classical, ethnic folk, pop, and improvisation. Her projects have brought her to such venues as Alice Tully Hall, Weill Hall, Merkin Concert Hall, Symphony Space, the Verizon Center, the National Gallery, the Kennedy Center, the Smithsonian, and the National Cathedral. Susanna has collaborated with numerous artists, including Alan Kay, Frank Morelli, Dmitri Berlinsky, and members of the Emerson Quartet. She also has worked with composers Kaija Saariaho and Marc Neikrug and premiered works by Frank Stemper, Stacy Garrop, and Judith Shatin. As a member of Moyindau, a semi-improvisational experimental jazz ensemble, she traveled to Kazakhstan and the remotest parts of the Kyrgyz Republic in order to establish cross-cultural connections via music. She currently plays in QuinTango, Kassia Music, and Noam Faingold’s Burning City Orchestra and teaches at the Washington International School. Susanna received her DMA from SUNY Stony Brook, her MM from Michigan State University, and her BA in both psychology and music from Columbia University. She studied cello with Suren Bagratuni, Misha Quint, and Colin Carr.
Other Events
• Satuday, March 30th at 3pm: Solo Piano Recital •
Location: Artist Music Academy of White Marsh (5024 Campbell Blvd, Suite K)
• Saturday, April 13th at 12pm: Master Class •
Location: Artist Music Academy of White Marsh (5024 Campbell Blvd, Suite K)
Location: Artist Music Academy of White Marsh (5024 Campbell Blvd, Suite K)
• Saturday, April 13th at 12pm: Master Class •
Location: Artist Music Academy of White Marsh (5024 Campbell Blvd, Suite K)
