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EUGENE OSADCHY Professor of Cello University of North Texas College of Music FACULTY CURRICULUM VITAE EUGENE OSADCHY Professor of Cello University of North Texas College of Music Work Phone Number: 940-368-7534 University of North Texas College of Music Office Number and Building: MUSI 101 415 Ave C Work E-mail Address: [email protected] Denton, TX 76203 TRAINING 1970 - 1975 Studies in Kiev State Conservatory of Music with Professor Marina Tchaikovskaya (winner of four International Cello Competitions and a student of Mstislav Rostropovich). Master classes with Mstislav Rostropovich 1959 - 1970 Studies with Professor Ilya Zaritsky in Central Music School for Talented and Gifted Children under supervision of the Kiev State Conservatory of Music, Kiev, Ukraine DEGREES 1975 Special Diploma with Distinction of Concert Soloist, Orchestra Soloist, Chamber Music Performer and Pedagogue; Kiev State Conservatory of Music, Kiev, Ukraine 1970 Diploma; Central Music School for Gifted Children, under supervision of the Kiev State Conservatory of Music MUSIC AWARDS 2006, 2003, 1998 and 1995 Juno Awards presented by Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (CARAS) as Principal Cellist with CBC Radio Orchestra, Canada 1974 Laureate of the Republic of Ukraine Cello Competition, Kiev, Ukraine 1 GRANTS, OTHER AWARDS 2006 Vancouver City Grant acknowledging the 20th anniversary of The Vetta Chamber Music and Recital Society, and its contribution to the cultural life of Vancouver, BC, Canada. ADMINISTRATIVE POSITIONS 1985 - 2007 Artistic Director and co-founder of the Vetta Chamber Music and Recital Society, Vancouver, BC, Canada 2006 - present Artistic Advisor of the Vetta Chamber Music and Recital Society, Vancouver, BC, Canada 2002 - present Artistic Advisor of the Blue Candlelight Music Series, Dallas, TX 2000 - present Artistic and Administrative Director of the Annual North Texas Summer Cello Clinic, Dallas, TX TEACHING POSITIONS AND RESIDENCES 1999 - present Professor of Cello at the College of Music, University of North Texas, Denton, TX 1985 - 1999 Faculty, Vancouver Academy of Music, BC, Canada 1995 - 1996 Guest faculty, University of British Columbia 1996 Faculty, Summer Orchestra Clinic at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada 1987 - 1989 String Quartet in residence, Banff Art Center, Canada 1987 - 1991 Artist-in-Residence at the Courtney Youth Summer Music Camp, Courtney, BC. 1982 - 1988 Faculty, Capilano College, Vancouver, BC. 1978 - 1979 Faculty, Kiev Music School #4, Kiev, Ukraine 1977 - 1978 Adjunct faculty, Assistant to Marina Tchaikovsky, Kiev State Conservatory of Music. POSITIONS HELD 2001 - present Principal Cellist, Plano Symphony, Plano, TX 2001 - present Principal Cellist, Dallas Chamber Orchestra, Dallas, TX 2002 - 2012 Artistic Director, Blue Candlelight Music Series, Dallas, TX 2009 - present Artistic Advisor, The Vetta Chamber Music and Recital Society, Vancouver, BC, Canada 1994 - 2005 Principal Cellist, CBC Radio Orchestra, Canada 1992 - 1999 Assistant Principal Cellist with Vancouver Symphony Orchestra 1990 - 1996 Principal Cellist with Curio Ensemble, CBC Radio, Canada 1988 - 1994 Cellist with Masterpiece Trio, Vancouver, Canada 1985 - 1990 Cellist with Vetta String Quartet, Vancouver, Canada 1983 - 2006 Artistic Director and CO-founder of the Vetta Chamber Music and Recital Society, Vancouver, Canada . 2 1976 Guest Instructor at the Kiev State Conservatory of Music 1975 - 1979 Faculty at the Kiev Regional Music School (Cello) 1973 - 1975 Principal Cellist, Kiev Conservatory Chamber Orchestra. 1970 - 1975 Instructor in Special Pedagogical Training and Practice at the Kiev State Conservatory of Music. MASTER CLASSES 2013 Academia Internacional de Musica, Colima University, Mexico International Music Conservatory, Plano, TX University of Wichita, Wichita, KS International Music Conservatory, Plano, TX St. Petersburg Quartet Summer Festival, Wichita, KS Dallas international Music Academy, Dallas, TX International Music Conservatory, Plano, TX University of Oklahoma, OK 13th Annual North Texas Cello Clinic, Dallas, TX 2012 All State Workshop, Allen, TX Élan International Music Festival, Dallas, TX 12th Annual North Texas Cello Clinic, Dallas, TX Dallas International Music Academy, Dallas, TX Festival Internacional de Musica, Colima, Mexico 2011 Summit Music Festival, Purchase, NY Élan International Music Festival, Dallas, TX 11th Annual North Texas Cello Clinic, Dallas, TX 2010 Summit Music Festival, Purchase, NY 10th Annual North Texas Cello Clinic, Dallas, TX TMEA All-State Excerpts Workshop, Dallas, TX Famalicão Chamber Music Festival, Portugal TMEA Conference, San Antonio, TX ASTA Convention, Santa Clara, CA. Élan International Music Festival, Dallas, TX University of Calima, Mexico 2009 East Carolina University, Greenville, NC TCU CelloFest, Fort Worth, TX National Taiwan Normal University, Taipei, Taiwan TIFS, Dallas Élan String Academy, UTD, Dallas California Cello Clinic, Santa Anna, CA Summit Music Festival, Purchase, NY Nevada School of the Arts, Las Vegas 9th Annual North Texas Cello Clinic, Dallas, TX 3 University of California, Fullerton, CA 2008 Summit International Festival, Purchase, NY Stellenbosch International Festival, S. Africa 8th Annual North Texas Cello Clinic, Dallas, TX Plano West Senior High School, Plano, TX Famalicão Chamber Music Festival, Portugal Elan International Music Festival at UTD, Dallas, TX 2007 Summer Music Academy, Daegu, South Korea TMEA All-State Excerpts Workshop at UTD Dallas, TX Seoul, South Korea Stellenbosch International Festival, S. Africa Greater Dallas Youth Orchestra, Dallas, TX Flower Mound High School, TX Grand Prairie Youth Orchestra, TX Plano West High School Orchestra East Anchorage High School String Orchestra, Alaska 7th Annual Cello Clinic, Dallas, TX TIFS students at UNT, Denton, TX UTD Clinic for String Orchestra, Dallas, TX 2006 Plano West High School Orchestra, Plano, TX 6th Annual Cello Clinic, UNT, Denton, TX Stellenbosch International Festival, S. Africa Anchorage High School String Orchestra, AK Plano East High School Orchestra, Plano TX 2005 5th Annual North Texas Cello Clinic, UNT University of Victoria, BC, Canada University of Western Ontario, London, Canada Three High Schools with string programs, El Paso, TX 2004 Arts Magnet School, Dallas, TX Vancouver Academy of Music, BC. Canada Sitka High School, Alaska 4th Annual North Texas Cello Clinic, UNT Niagara International School of Arts, Ont. Canada 2003 University of Western Ontario, London, Ont. Canada Steamboat Springs Festival, CO International School of Arts, Niagara, Ont. Canada Taipei, Taiwan Anchorage Youth Orchestra, Alaska All State Workshop, UNT, Denton, TX 3rd Annual North Texas Cello Clinic, Dallas, TX 4 2002 2nd Annual North Texas Cello Clinic, Dallas, TX International School of Arts, Niagara, Ont. Canada 2001 Fort Lewis College, CO All State Workshop, UNT, Denton, TX Steamboat Springs Festival, Co Strings on the Mountain, Durango, Co TMEA, San Antonio, TX First Annual North Texas Cello Clinic, Dallas, TX Niagara International School of Arts, Ont. Canada 2000 Two workshops with High school orchestras, Houston, TX, Lectures on the String Playing, Middle/High Schools, Vancouver, Steamboat Spring Festival, Co. Durango, Co, Five Middle/High Schools School lectures/recitals, Farmington, Co 1996 The Summer Orchestra Clinic at the University of British Columbia. 1987 - 1991 Courtney Youth Summer Music Camp, BC, Canada SELECTED PERFORMANCE EXPERIENCE 2013 8 UNT Faculty concerts 6 concerts, Barge Music, New York, NY 4 concerts with Plano Symphony 4 concerts at the Vetta Recital Society, Vancouver, Canada 2 Chamber Music Society of Fort Worth Chamber Music International, Dallas CelloFest, TCU, Fort Worth, TX Dallas International Music Academy, Dallas University of Wichita w/St. Petersburg String Quartet “Viva Celli” UNT Cello Ensemble, Denton, TX University of Wichita w/St. Petersburg String Quartet Dallas International Music Festival, Dallas, TX Temple Kol Ami, Flower Mount, TX UNT Brazilian Festival JFK Memorial Concert, Dallas, TX Vetta Recital Society, Vancouver, Canada 2012 4 Concerts with Plano Symphony 3 concerts with Chamber Music Society of Fort Worth 3 concerts at the Barge Music Series, New York, NY 3 Vetta Chamber Music concerts, Vancouver, Canada 2 UNT Faculty and Guests concerts 5 2 Dallas Chamber Orchestra concerts Benefit concert for International Youth Fellowship, Dallas, TX Festival Internacional de Musica, Colima, Mexico Colima “Viva Celli” UNT Cello Ensemble, Denton, TX University of Austin, TX International Horn Symposium, UNT Denton, TX 12th Annual North Texas Cello Clinic, Dallas, TX Élan International Festival, Dallas, TX Basically Beethoven Festival, Dallas, TX Temple Kol Ami, Flower Mount, TX 2010 Soloist with UNT Concert Orchestra, Denton, TX Vetta Chamber Music, Vancouver, Canada Sitka Music Festival, Alaska Summit Music Festival, Purchase, NY Autumn Classics, Anchorage, Alaska Calima University, Mexico Soloist with UNT A Cappella Choir Soloist with UNT Concert Orchestra 2009 Holocaust Remembrance Concert, UTD, Dallas Blue Candlelight Young Artist, Dallas, TX Dallas Chamber Orchestra, UTD, Dallas, TX Metropolitan Classical Ballet, Bass Hall, Fort Worth, TX Summit Music Festival, Purchase, NY Soloist with Lewisville Symphony Orchestra, TX Soloist with Dallas Asian American Youth Orchestra Recital, Cedar Creek Library Benefit, TX Victoria Summer Festival, Canada 1988 – 2008: 2008 Famalicão Chamber Music Festival, Portugal 2007 Guest artist with Arts District Chorale, Dallas, TX Chamber Music Rectal at Samsung
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