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Hannah Murray Hannah Murray 2300 Beverly Blvd #316 Los Angeles, CA 90057 612.532.1829 [email protected] www.activeviolinist.com education University of Oklahoma Doctor of Musical Arts, violin 2017 “Using Iyengar Yoga to Enhance Violin Playing” University of Oklahoma Master of Music, violin 2012 University of Minnesota Bachelor of Music, violin 2009 Interlochen Arts Academy High School Diploma, violin 2004 Trinity College of Music Pre college studies 1998 - 2000 London, England Active Violinist Active Violinist LLC. Owner and Operator - a holistic approach to performing, teaching, living, and learning Tulsa, OK | Los Angeles, CA Private Violin and Viola Studio, 2012 - present corpßonore - sound // body // wellness founder, and co-creator - An online publication and podcast, providing accessible information, Los Angeles, CA tools, and support that fosters balance, fulfillment and sustainability for the performer in life and on stage 2018 - present teaching - collegiate Mid-America Christian University Adjunct Instructor of Violin School Of Music, Moore, OK 2015 - 2017 Oklahoma Baptist University “String Methods for Music Education” Division of Music, Shawnee, OK Spring 2014, Spring 2015, Spring 2016 Violin / Viola Adjunct Instructor 2012 - 2016 “The Violin” 2 credit elective with an emphasis on violin pedagogy Spring 2015 “Chamber Music” Spring 2015 - Spring 2016 University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma Adjunct Instructor of Strings Music Department, Chickasha, OK 2012 - 2015 “Orchestral String Methods and Techniques” Fall 2012, Spring 2014 teaching - preparatory L.A. Philharmonic YOLA Teaching Artist Los Angeles, CA Nov. 2018 - present Harmony Project Music Director of Beginning Orchestra Pasadena, CA Sept. 2018 - present Harmony Project Master Teaching Artist Tulsa, Ok Sept. 2016 - June 2018 Chamber Music Tulsa Chamber Music Coach Tulsa, OK Spring 2018 Hannah Murray 01 of 08 The Bart Center For Music Instructor of violin, chamber music coach Tulsa, Ok Sept. 2015 - 2016 University of Oklahoma Sooner Strings Private Violin and Viola Studio (k-12 students) College Preparatory Program, Norman, OK Aug. 2010 - May 2015 St. Peter’s Church Burmese Community Program Walker West Music Academy Group Lesson Instructor ST. Paul, MN Sept. 2008 - May 2009 Yinghua Academy After-school Program K-3 Walker West Music Academy Group Lesson Instructor Minneapolis, MN Sept. 2009 - May 2010 teaching - clinician June 2018 Yoga For String Musicians Workshop University of Tulsa Chamber Music Camp april 2018 Edison High School, violin coach Oct. 2016 Tulsa Youth Symphony, 2nd violin coach sept. 2018 Edison High School, 2nd violin coach orchestra ensemble membership 2015 - present Tulsa Symphony (OK), Associate Principal Second 2015 - present Tulsa Ballet (OK), Associate Principal Second 2018 - present Opera Santa Barbara (CA), substitute violin 2018 - present Pacific Opera Project (CA), principal second, La Traviata 2016 - 2018 Signature Symphony, (OK). Associate Concertmaster 2016 - 2018 Oklahoma City Philharmonic (OK), section violin 2012 - 2018 Symphony of Northwest Arkansas (AR) section violin 2014 - 2017 Tulsa Opera, section violin 2015 - 2017 Wichita Symphony Orchestra - section violin 2015 - 2016 OBU / Shawnee Community Orchestra (OK), Concertmaster 2014 - 2016 Fort Smith Symphony (AR), section violin 2012 - 2016 Norman Philharmonic (OK), section violin 2012 - 2015 Tulsa Symphony (OK), section violin 2010 - 2012 Enid Symphony Orchestra, section violin 2010 - 2012 University of Oklahoma Academia Philharmonic, section violin 2010 - 2012 University of Oklahoma Symphony Orchestra Concertmaster, principal second and associate concertmaster 2011 University of Oklahoma Opera Orchestra, Concertmaster 2010 University of Oklahoma Civic Orchestra, Concertmaster 2006 - 2010 Bloomington (MN) Civic Theater, section violin 2004 - 2008 University of Minnesota Symphony Orchestra, section violin 2005 - 2007 Marshall Symphony Orchestra, section violin 2005 Mississippi River Valley Symphony Orchestra (MN), Associate Concertmaster for Nutcracker Performances 2003 - 2004 Traverse Symphony Orchestra (MI) , section violin Hannah Murray 02 of 08 Chamber Ensemble Membership 2015 - present Bishop/Murray violin Duo 2016 - 2018 Tulsa Rock Quartet, 2nd violin 2017 - 2018 “America’s Musical Melting Pot” an educational program demonstrating music from around the world using the four instrument familes of the orchestra 2012 - 2015 University of Oklahoma New Century Ensemble 2010 - 2012 AHF piano trio, violin additional employment 2015 - 2017 Tulsa Symphony Assistant Librarian committee membership - elected 2017 - present Tulsa Symphony Artistic Committee (volunteer) 2017 - 2018 Tulsa Symphony Musicians Committee 2017 - 2018 Harmony Project Tulsa - Board of Directors 2017 - 2018 Harmony Project Tulsa - co-chair of Fund Development Committee recordings 2017 Monolux “Janvier” Recorded in Minneapolis, MN 2015 Sugar Free All-Stars “Monster Truck” Recorded at Bell Labs recording studio, Norman, OK 2013 “Chalasma” film, limited release in Greece Filmscore composed by Ioannis Andriotis 2012 The 4 x 4 Prizes in Composition and Conducting: OU Symphony Orchestra Concertmaster “ka” by Michael Thomas Foumai, Conducted by Warren Puffer Jones 2010 “EP3” recording - Me and My Arrow Recorded at the Sound Gallery, Minneapolis, MN 2010 “Modern Day Fairy Tales” with Junebug recorded at Fur Seal, Minneapolis, MN 2010 “PVLL” debut recording with WIVE Released by Exile on Mainstream Records, Europe. 2009 “Black Keys” recording with Bombee A German acoustic band based outside of Dresden. Released by Sweet Home Records and Exile on Mainstream Records, Europe. 2008 “Soldier Trade/Booka B Remix” THEMES featuring P.O.S. Released by Morning Records exclusively on 7-inch vinyl 2008 “Dry Land” recording with A Whisper in the Noise. Produced by Steve Albini. Released by Exile on Mainstream Records, Europe accomplishments - personal awards 2010 - 2015 University of Oklahoma Assistant to the Opera Conductor, Academic Assistantship Fall 2013 University of Oklahoma Concerto Competition, Norman OK 1st Prize, Mendelssohn Violin Concerto in E minor Op. 64 July. 2013 Marrowstone Music Festival, Bellingham, WA Full scholarship - co-present “The Grossman Method” workshop Hannah Murray 03 of 08 Feb 2013 Texas Music Educations Assosication, San Antonio Travel Stipend - awarded by OU to co-present “The Grossman Method” workshop Fall 2012 University of Oklahoma Concerto Competition, Norman OK 3rd Prize, Golijov, “Three Songs for Soprano and Orchestra” July 2011 CICA International Concerto Competition, Eureka Springs, AR 3rd Prize, Lalo “Symphonie Espagnole” Op. 21 July 2011 CICA Summer Music Festival, Eureka Springs, AR Violin Fellowship Fall 2010 University of Oklahoma Concerto Competition. Norman, OK Semi-finalist, Lalo “Symphonie Espagnole” Op. 21 Spring 2004 The Robert Mandura String Scholarship, Grand Rapids MI. 1st Place, Mozart Concerto No. 3 in G major K. 216 accomplishments - student awards Fall 2015 Concerto Aria Competition, Oklahoma Baptist University Violinist: Victoria Thrutchley Concerto No. 2 in D minor op.22, Henri Wieniawski 2015 - 2016 Concertmaster Norman North High School Symphony Violinist: Nava Mansouri 2014 - 2015 Concertmaster Norman High School Philharmonic Violinist:Lia Martin Fall 2013 Concerto Aria Competition, Oklahoma Baptist University Violinist: Victoria Smith - first violinist to win in competition history Violin Concerto No.1 in A minor, Jean - Baptiste Accolay performance - noteworthy Jan. 2018 Concertmaster for 2cellos “The Score” tour performace The Brady Theater, Tulsa, OK Dec. 2017 Christmas with Amy Grant and Michael W. Smith, featuring Jordan Smith BOK Center, Tulsa, OK May 2017 “Cacti” by Alexander Ekman with the Tulsa Ballet featuring the Tulsa Rock Quartet Lorton Performing Art Center, Tulsa, OK Dec. 2016 Christmas with Amy Grant and Michael W. Smith, featuring Jordan Smith BOK Center, Tulsa, OK Apr. 2016 Brubecks Play Brubeck, “The Light in the Wilderness” Southern Nazarene University, Bethany, OK Aug. 2015 “To Be Loved” tour with Michael Bublé BOK Center, Tulsa OK and Chesapeake Arena, Oklahoma City, Ok Apr. 2014 Concerto Performance with the OU Symphony Orchestra Violin Concerto in E minor, Op. 64, Mendelssohn Apr. 2013 Concerto Performance with the OU Symphony Orchestra “Three Songs for Soprano and Orchestra” by Osvaldo Golijov arranged for solo violin and voice. Apr. 2012 4x4 Competition, Concertmaster, Norman OK A national competition for composers and conductors hosted by the University of Oklaho- ma. Works presented as world premiere and available for download on iTunesU. Nov. 2011 World Premiere of “L’Ange Envoilé”, Tulsa, OK Piano trio by Michael Fitch. Performed at the Oklahoma Composers forum in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Sept. 2008 Premiere Staged performance of “The Juliet Letters” Minneapolis, MN Originally composed and performed by Elvis Costello and The Brodsky Quartet. This was the first fully staged production of the work. Directed by Jake Endres and Gary Briggle. Hannah Murray 04 of 08 Feb. 2006 World Premiere of “Speak Evil”, Minneapolis, MN Composed by Elliott Miles McKinley and Josh Clausen at the American Composer’s Forum. performance - festivals 2017 - 2018 Oregon Coast Music Festival (OCMF) Coos Bay, OR 2017 - 2018 OK Mozart Bartlesville, OK 2016 OK Mozart Bartlesville, OK July 2018 performance - recital OK Mozart Guest Artist Recital Hannah Murray and Michael Nicholson Allegro and Rondo No.1, Luigi Borgi Cantabile and Rondo Christian Cannabich Mirror Duet,
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