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Recital of talented young students from the New Conservatory of Dallas under
the artist direction of Arkady Fomin.
The New Conservatory of Dallas
(NCD) is a program to instill excitement
and high quality music education into pre-college
string and piano students of all levels.
The NCD is the most comprehensive music
program in the area where the curriculum
includes educational and performing experiences
along with Music Theory and Ear Training
classes. The NCD Program will provide an
opportunity for young musicians to grow
individually and in ensemble.
The NCD provided support for the specially
gifted by making available to them the unique
musically maturing environment of the Conservatory,
augmented by Master Classes with principal
players of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra
and nationally and internationally known
performing artists.
The perpetual goal of the NCD is to cultivate
music education throughout the community.
Through music education, they help to develop
basic skills needed for success in life
- such as discipline, commitment, teamwork,
and leadership skills. Additionally, they
provide opportunities for friendships between
young people of all backgrounds and interests.
Website: http://www.musichost.com/newcons
Arkady Fomin, founder
and Artistic Director of the New Conservatory
of Dallas, was born in Riga, Latvia, where
he received his musical training at the
Latvian State Conservatory with legendary
pedagogue, Voldemar Sturestep. As a chamber
musician and soloist, Mr. Fomin has collaborated
in performances with Pinchas Zukerman, Yefim
Bronfman, Emanuel Borok, Schlomo Mintz,
Atar Arad, Nadja Salerno-Sonnenberg, and
the late Stephen DeGroot, among others.
His active concert schedule has taken him
to Russia, Latvia, Estonia, Czechoslovakia,
Great Britain, Austria, Japan, and throughout
the United States including the critically
acclaimed performance with the CLAVIER TRIO
in Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall in
New York. In addition to his duties as Artistic
Director of the New Conservatory of Dallas,
he is a violinist with the Dallas Symphony
Orchestra, Artistic Director of the Conservatory
Music in the Mountains in Durango, Colorado,
and Director of the Music Academy at Schloss
Ort in Gmunden, Austria. In 2002, Mr. Fomin
began his affiliation as Artist in Residency
at Colorado State University. His association
with University of Texas at Dallas has been
long and distinguished. In 1980, he was
honored as recipient of the Cowlishaw Artist-in-Residence
Award at the University of Texas at Dallas
for artistic achievement and contributions
to the City of Dallas. Presently, Mr. Fomin
is a member of the faculty and Artist in
Residency at UTD. |