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About book author and teacher Marie Taris, a Bel Canto style violinist, descendent of Alard and Auer through Loewenguth, Galamian through Iticovici, with influences from the Russian School.
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The Green Violin
I am a Bel Canto style violinist, descendent of Jean-Delphin Alard and Leopold Auer through Alfred Loewenguth of the French School, with influences from the American School through Sylvian Iticovici, a pupil of Ivan Galamian at the Juilliard School, and influences from the Russian School. Once upon a time, I took my first violin lesson with beloved mentor Alfred Lœwenguth (1911-1983), then professor at the Paris Conservatory, director and founder of O.J.A.L. and of his very own Conservatoire Indépendant. I moved to the U.S. seven years later and earned a Music Performance degree from Webster University in St. Louis. Through my High-School years, medievalist and musicologist Jean Maillard patiently informed and influenced my understanding of music theory and history. I have played in, and for, numerous orchestras, ensembles, dignitaries and venues locally and internationally – United States, Europe, Canada and China. I have also done much studio recording and some composing for commercials and TV series. In the 90s you may have heard me play for BurgerKing, SixFlags, Monsanto, PokeMon – for many products I purposefully misspell and am not endorsing.
I currently offer violin lessons at my music studio in the St. Louis, Missouri area. Questions pertaining to the violin? Email TheGreenViolin at gmail.com. A violin shop I recommend to rent, repair, or buy a violin in St. Louis is St. Louis Strings. Have your instrument looked over while you purchase a copy of my book. Please note that this page was written in English: Any translation of this web page was automatically generated by online Powers-that-be — which I appreciate for their recognition and support. |
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