【低音提琴樂團片段大師班】
主講人:Max Dimoff(克里夫蘭管弦樂團低音提琴首席)
日期:2019年03月27日(三)
時間:10:30~12:10
地點:北藝大音樂二館演奏廳
※北藝大低音提琴組必到
※歡迎有興趣者前往聆聽
游季慈 JI-CI, YOU
Mozart symphony 40
Richard Strauss Don Juan
Tchaikovsky symphony 6
汪育萱 Yu-Hsuan, Wang
Beethoven symphony 5
Smetana Die verkaufte
Braut
Richard Strauss Ein
Heldenleben
溫勝凱 Sheng-Kai, Wen
Stravinsky
Pulcinella-Suite 7.Satz
Mahler symphony.1 3rd mov.
Verdi Othello
曾暄儒 Shiuan-Ru, Tzeng
Mahler symphony 2
Beethoven symphony 5
Verdi la forza del destino -ouverture
Since Maximilian Dimoff’s appointment in 1997 as the principal double bass of The
Cleveland Orchestra, he has appeared as soloist with the Orchestra at Severance
Hall and Blossom Music Center, as well as on tour at Carnegie Hall and in
Europe. Dimoff’s career began with an appointment as the assistant principal
bass of the San Antonio Symphony while he was still a student at Northwestern
University. He was soon promoted to the principal bass position in San Antonio.
Dimoff was also a member of the Grant Park Symphony Orchestra in Chicago. In
1993, he moved back to his hometown of Seattle to join the Seattle Symphony
Orchestra.
Dimoff studied with Jeff Bradetich while
attending Northwestern University. Other influential teachers include Warren
Benfield of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Gary Karr, Eugene Levinson of the
New York Philharmonic, and Ronald Simon of the Seattle Symphony. Dimoff has
taught masterclasses at major music schools including The Juilliard School, the
Manhattan School of Music, Northwestern University, Carnegie Mellon University,
the University of North Texas, the University of Michigan, and the Glenn Gould
School at the Royal Conservatory in Toronto.
Dimoff
is also a coach and teacher with the New World Symphony in Miami. He performs
on a double bass dating from 1651 by the Italian maker Antonio Mariani.
