【Flute Master Class】
主講人：Christine
Gustafson
日期:2017年03月10(五)
時間:13:10~14:50
地點:音樂系二館演奏廳
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Karg Elert:30 Studies Op.107 No.30
Flute: 何佳怡Chia-Yi, Ho
J.S.Bach - Partita in A minor for Solo Flute
Flute:陳瀅晴 Ying-Ching, Chen
Jacob Gade/ Toke Lund Christiansen:Tango
Fantasia
Flute:趙珮臻
Pei-Chen, Chao
Piano:賴沐甜 Mu-Tien, Lai
D.M.A., University of Texas at Austin; M.M., Eastman School
of Music; Artist's Diploma, Academy of Music and Fine Arts, Vienna, Austria;
B.M., Indiana University. Dr. Gustafson has performed as a guest artist and has
given masterclasses in the US, Asia, Europe and Brazil. As a Fulbright
recipient in 2001-2002 Dr. Gustafson featured the music of living American composers
in a performance project that took her to Taiwan and China, and she has served
as a Discipline Reviewer in Music for the J. William Fulbright Foundation. She
has contributed to The Flutist Quarterly and was a North Carolina Arts Council
Visiting Artist for four years. Dr. Gustafson has recorded for the Albany
Records, Gothic, AURecords and Sphere Sound labels. She also recorded recently
for Greenville public television, where she is frequently featured on Channel
99. She has performed for the conventions of the National Flute Association,
the Midatlantic Flute Fair, the Hampton Roads Flute Faire and the Raleigh Area
Flute Association. She is a prizewinner in the Professional Performers
Competition of the NFA. As an orchestral and chamber music performer she has
been a Fellow at the Salzburg Summer Academy Festival, the Waterloo Festival
and the Sarasota Music Festival, and has served as solo flutist for the Banff
Opera Orchestra at the Banff Music Centre in Canada. Dr. Gustafson has appeared
with the North Carolina Symphony Orchestra, the Virginia Symphony Orchestra,
the Augusta Symphony,
the Salisbury Symphony and the Orchestra of the Burgtheater in Vienna, Austria.
An active proponent of New Music, she has premiered many new works, a number of
which have been written for her, in a wide range of venues including the
Kennedy Center, Washington, DC, the National Cultural Center, Taipei, Taiwan,
the Beijing Central Conservatory and the Shanghai Conservatory in China.
Composers Stephen Jaffe, Ken Kreuzer, Martha Horst, Yan Fu Rong and Donald
Sloan have dedicated works to her. She is currently working with distinguished
composer Elena Ruehr on a newly commissioned work to be premiered in 2013,
funded by the ECU Scholar-Teacher Award, which recognized Gustafson’s teaching
in 2010. Dr. Gustafson’s students have won awards at competitions of the
National Flute Association, the Music Teacher’s National Association, and the
Raleigh Area Flute Association, as well as scholarships to major conservatories
and summer courses in Chicago, Cincinnati, Baltimore, Los Angeles, New York,
Brazil and France. Dr. Gustafson holds degrees from Indiana University
Bloomington (BM, Flute Performance), the HochschulefürMusik und
darstellendeKunst in Vienna, Austria (Artist Diploma), The Eastman School of
Music (MM, Flute Performance), and The University of Texas at Austin (DMA,
Flute Performance). Her principal teachers include Harry Houdeshel, Louis
Rivière, Wolfgang Schulz, Karl Kraber and Carol Wincenc. She frequently
performs with concert pianist Jeremy Thompson (DMA McGill University 2005,
represented by Standing Ovation Arts) and is flutist for The NC Collaborative,
featured at the new Goldsboro Spring Chamber Music Festival in May 2012.
Christine Gustafson is professor of flute at East Carolina University, where
she is a member of the Duo St. Caecilia with guitar colleague Elliot Frank, and
the Coastal Winds Quintet.