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Contents: Karrah O’Daniel-Cambry  Curriculum Vitae Opera and Marketing Manager Kc@Pricerubin.Com  Press  Repertoire Violin Jack Price Managing Director 1 (310) 254-7149 Skype: pricerubin [email protected] Rebecca Petersen Executive Administrator 1 (916) 539-0266 Skype: rebeccajoylove [email protected] Olivia Stanford Marketing Operations Manager [email protected] Contents: Karrah O’Daniel-Cambry Curriculum Vitae Opera and Marketing Manager [email protected] Press Repertoire Mailing Address: YouTube Video Links 1000 South Denver Avenue Photo Gallery Suite 2104 Tulsa, OK 74119 Website: http://www.pricerubin.com Complete artist information including video, audio and interviews are available at www.pricerubin.com Giulia Buccarella – Curriculum Vitae Giulia Buccarella was born in Bari in year 1970 in a family of musicians creatives of the famous complex I MUSICI di ROMA , daughter of Cama Buccarella professor of harmony and musical analysis at the Conservatory of Bari since 1977. She began the study of violin at age of 4 years, at 7 years old she won the National Competition in Pescara in 1979, at age 9, she won the National Competition organized by RAI as a young talent italiano. The same year she was invited to the Opera House in Rome as a young prodigy violinist to receive the David di Donatello Awards for the famous Italian composer Nino Rota. At age of 11 she won the National Competition of Vittorio Veneto and same year she played as a solo concerto for violin and orchestra Mendelssohn in Bari with the orchestra of the Province. She graduated at age 16 at the Music Conservatory of Santa Cecilia in Rome with full marks and honors under the guidance of his uncle Claudio Buccarella violinist of « I Musici di Roma » . In 1988 she won second prize at the International Violin Competition Valentino Bucchi Roma. Nel 1989 won the First Prize at the International Chamber Music of Trieste. In 1990, First Prize ex-aequo at the National Competition of chamber music Pergolesi in Naples , only 18 years old, she won the third prize at the International Competition of Chamber Music of Monfalcone ( Duino ) and Second Prize at the International Rodolfo Lipizer Award. Among her teachers: Salvatore Accardo at the International School of Music W.Stauffer of Cremona, Franco Gulli at the University 'Bloomington Indiana (America). Boris Belkin in 'Accademia Chigiana of Siena for 5 years, winning every year Diploma of Merit, and the Trio di Trieste in Duino for 4 consecutive years. She is Professor of Violin at the Conservatory from the age of 18 years and winner of the ministerial competition, currently Professor at the Conservatory of Music in Bari. Giulia Buccarella – Curriculum Vitae She has a career as a soloist and chamber duo with an extensive repertoire, she plays for the most 'important music associations with a large number of concerts each year ; she has performed as a soloist with the Symphony Orchestra of Bloomington, with the German Symphony Orchestra Musikfreude of Göttingen (Germany). She plays a beautiful violin contemporary Claire Chaubard well as a Jacob Stainer in 1659 and a prestigious Jacques Poullot bow. Giulia 'from 2013 Artistic Director of the Musical Concert STAINER based in Bari, with which organizes concerts abroad, the next they are in France and Germany and Switzerland. Giulia Buccarella – Press Giulia Buccarella – Press “Fair and fearless and warm, with hand and bow clear clarity, these are the traits of the artistic personality of violinist Giulia Buccarella.” Vincenzo Cannone, Il giornale di Trani 05/04/2013 "Giulia, star of Classical Music. It ‘was born in Bari, one of the most prestigious talent of Italy, Giulia Buccarella, concert violinist and teacher at the conservatory Piccinni of Bari, as a child a few years begins to impress the audience, a number of national and international competitions won, many concerts and Masters lofty, makes its way to his strong character Music carved from a ‘long experience able to win the public’s attention to the skill with which he plays his instrument a violin virtuoso and full of great sound, typical a Soloist." Puglia in exclusiva 05/04/2015 “To enjoy this precious Apulia Artist it’s sufficient to listen to one of her concerts, she always receives great success of public and critics, she’s considering brave on the stage, full of energy, involving with her personality a lot of persons like in her concerts with standing ovation. So we’re looking foreward to listen to her Stradivari concert wich will be recorded alive by all of us, of gazette meridionals if Giulia Buccarella will give us this honor. So compliments to her career, more and more brillant and to her violinmaker who will have the pleasure to address one of her masterpieces to one of the best violinists of great value.” Anna Gomes, La Gazetta Meridionale 06/16/2014 Giulia Buccarella – Repertoire Concerto for violin and Orchestra Antonioni Francesco ( contemporary writer) Concerto Bartok Concerto N°2 Bruch Concerto Beethoven Concerto Romanza op.50 Brahms Violin Concerto Double concert for violin cello and orchestra Chausson Poeme Dvorak Concerto op.53 Glazunov Concerto Mendelssohn Concerto op.64 Mozart Concerto in re maggiore. k 218 Concerto in si bem. Magg.N 1 Kv 207 Viotti Concerto N 22 Vieuxtemps Concerto N.5 Wieniawsky Legenda Ysaye Poema Nostalgico Giulia Buccarella – Repertoire Concerto for Violin and Chamber Orchestra Bach Concerto in La minore BWV 1041 Concerto in Mi maggiore BWV 1042 Concerto Brandeburghese N.5 For Violin Flauto traverso e cembalo Haydn Concerto in do maggiore. Concerto in Sol maggiore Pergolesi Concerto per violino Vivaldi The Four Seasons La Stravaganza concerto n2 RV 279 La Tempesta di mare Il Favorito Il Sospetto RV 199 —————————————- Sonate for violino and piano Ariano Paola ( contemporary writer ) Ricordi d’ inverno Bach Sonata N 6 per vl e piano Bartok Sonata N. 2. Beethoven Sonata N° 1, 4, 5, 8 Bottesini Duo Concertante per violino contrabbasso e pianoforte Brahms Sonata N .1 e N .2 Giulia Buccarella – Repertoire Chausson Poema also for vl and piano Debussy Sonata Dvorak 4 Pezzi Romantici Fauré Sonata N. 1 op. 13 Franck Sonata Grieg Sonata op.45 Kreisler Variazioni su un tema Kroll ( contemporary writer ) Romanza Leclaire J.M Sonate in re magg. e Sonata " Le Tombeau " Mozart 19 Sonate Prokofiev Sonata op . 94 Sonata N.1 op. 80 Schumann Sonata N.1 e N. 2 Saint Saëns Sonata N. 1 op 75 Tartini The Devil’s Trill Tchaikovsky Tre Pezzi op.42 Vitali Ciaccona Ysaye Poema Nostalgico also for violin and piano Giulia Buccarella – Repertoire Paola Ariano ( contemporary writer ) Ricordi d’ inverno —————————————- Virtuoso for violin and piano Brahms Danza Ungherese N.2 Novacek Perpetuum mobile Paganini le Streghe la campanella Pugnani Kreisler Preludio - Allegro Saint Saëns Danza Macabra Sarasate Zapateado Capriccio Basco Wieniawsky Polacca in mi magg. Scherzo Tarantella Variazioni su un tema originale op. 15 ————————————— Solo Violino Bach Sonata N 1 Partita N 1 Partita N 2 Giulia Buccarella – Repertoire Geminiani Sonata in si bem per violino solo Kreisler Recitativo Scherzo Capriccio Paganini Capricci N. 6 - 11 - 13 - 14 - 16 -18 -20 - 21 - 23 - 24 Prokoviev Sonata for Solo Violin Ysaye Ballade N.3 Giulia Buccarella – YouTube Links Sarasate Zapateado http://youtu.be/IQdqjQsKrZo Brahms Danza Ungherese N.2 http://youtu.be/Nua5epQ4PYU Wieniawsky Scherzo Tarantella http://youtu.be/YX-bDHVjdLg Artist Website: www.giuliabuccarella.com Giulia Buccarella – Photo Gallery .
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