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Extractions: Pianist Juliana Osinchuk is one of today's most versatile artists performing internationally to great critical acclaim since age eleven when she made a surprise debut in Carnegie Hall performing Beethoven's Sonata op. 10 # 1 to rave reviews. She has continued to dazzle audiences and critics from Alaska to New York to Washington D.C., from London to Amsterdam, and from Germany to Ukraine... (read more) Osinchuk's recordings include Tchaikovsky's Piano Music The Sorcerer's Piano and a special project for Children's Hospital at Providence called Growing Babies Bright , a CD of music for babies ... Juliana is active as an educator developing and presenting music workshops for young students , adults and professional groups. She is on the Steinway Piano International Roster of Artists. She has served on the faculty of Hunter College in New York City, and was associate professor at the State University of N.Y. at Purchase. Currently residing in Anchorage, Alaska, Juliana continues her concert career, teaches privately, and is the director of chamber music for the Anchorage Festival of Music This page updated
Extractions: Pianist Juliana Osinchuk is one of today's most versatile artists performing internationally to great critical acclaim since age eleven when she made a surprise debut in Carnegie Recital Hall performing Beethoven’s Sonata op. 10 # 1 to rave reviews. She has continued to dazzle audiences and critics from Alaska to New York to Washington, D.C., from London to Amsterdam, and from Germany to Ukraine. After her formal recital debut at Lincoln Center's Alice Tully Hall, Musical America selected her as a "Young Artist to Watch.” Anchorage Festival of Music Reviews of Juliana Osinchuk's Concert Performances This page updated September 10, 2004
Extractions: Special to The Ukrainian Weekly WASHINGTON - There is no achievement without risk, and the West Garden Court of the National Gallery of Art is a risky venue for a musician. While the lofty, enclosed neoclassic courtyard, with its fountains, tropical plants and massive columns, provides a magnificent setting for a recital, its uneven acoustics and lack of visual contact with a large part of the audience that listens from behind plants and pillars are challenges a performer can only overcome with a level of artistry that makes these drawbacks seem insignificant. Pianist Juliana Osinchuk did just that February 4 in what a leading Washington music critic called a "spectacular piano recital...that avoided music's beaten paths and presented one revelation after another." Among the revelations reviewer Joseph McLellan found was the work of Ukrainian composer Viktor Kosenko (1896-1938). Writing about the recital in the February 15 Washington Post, he singled out Kosenko's "moody, brilliant" Piano Sonata No. 3 in B Minor, which Ms. Osinchuk showcased in her performance. This one-movement work "breathes vibrant new life into the traditional sonata-form structure," he said and expressed his surprise that "a piece of music as powerful as (this) had to wait nearly 80 years for its Washington premiere performance." Ms. Osinchuk, who began her music career in New York but now lives in far-off Alaska, has favored the nation's capital with five performances in as many years. And in most, she has introduced her audience to the works of Ukrainian and Alaskan composers.
Extractions: Pianist Juliana Osinchuk to participate in world premiere of Alaskan composer's work by Kristin Cosgrove ANCHORAGE, Alaska - On March 6 in the Atwood Concert Hall, the Anchorage Symphony Orchestra will present the world premiere of a work as extraordinary as the voyage that inspired it. The presentation of the piece, Piano Concerto, Op. 72, is a collaboration between Alaskan composer Phil Munger, the Anchorage Symphony, pianist Juliana Osinchuk and Musica Nova, ASO's first-ever commissioning club. Nineteen members strong, Musica Nova is a new musical venture designed to advance and preserve a centuries-old art form right here in Anchorage, keeping symphonic music alive while promoting the vitality of the Anchorage arts community. Much of classical music's standard repertoire exists because patrons commissioned new works, which is still the case today. Mr. Munger observed, "Classical music is like a well. If you have no source of fresh water, it becomes stagnant. New works keep classical music fresh." ASO Music Director Randall Craig Fleischer agreed, adding, "We need to hear the artistic commentary of our own generation. For centuries, composers have been revealing life to us through music. The struggles and triumphs of their own time relate to the struggles and triumphs of our time as well. It is essential to have that 'mirror' held up to our modern lives through music."
Cultural Fund Event: Juliana Osinchuk, Pianist Cultural Fund Event juliana osinchuk, pianist. Sunday, March 13, 2005 (300 pm).The Washington Group Cultural Fund, under the patronage of the Embassy of http://www.thewashingtongroup.org/Events/2005/Cultural Fund Event - Juliana Osin
Extractions: Old Town, Alexandria, Virginia Please join us for a reception following the concert to meet the artist and to honor the Cultural Fund's founder and former director Laryssa Courtney. Suggested Donation: $20.00; Students Free. Unreserved Seating. Free Dash shuttle bus runs every 15 minutes from King St. Metro in Alexandria (Blue/Yellow lines) to Washington and King Sts., one block from The Lyceum. Info: Svitlana Fedko Shiells at (703) 506-4745.
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Calendar Event Information For Juliana Osinchuk juliana osinchuk August 7, 2005 Where United Church of Christ, 200 Main Street,Wellfleet Time juliana osinchuk ~ Internationally known concert pianist. http://calendar.allcapecod.com/index.cfm?FUSEACTION=PrintEvent&EventLocation=1&I
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Extractions: Juliana Osinchuk, Pianist Pianist, Juliana Osinchuk , has performed internationally to great critical acclaim. Her "superior technique, discipline and talent" ( Los Angeles Times ) have dazzled audiences and critics in solo and orchestral appearances. Musical America selected her as a "Young Artist to Watch" after her solo debut recital at Lincoln Center, NY. Recently the Washington Post called her recital "spectacular". Juliana also is a much sought after chamber pianist. The New York Times called her a "skillful and scrupulous ensemble player". As a champion of American composers, Dr. Osinchuk has premiered numerous works. In 1995 she was the recipient of a solo recitalist grant from the National Endowment for the Arts and premiered three Alaskan compositions at the Kennedy Center in Washington D.C. Her orchestral engagements include the European premiere of Lowell Liebermanns Second Piano Concerto, and performances with symphony orchestras across the United States most recently with the Tucson Symphony. She is very active as an educator, developing and presenting music workshops for young students, adults and professional groups. Osinchuks recordings include
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