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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20261028T230000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20261029T010000
SUMMARY:Guest Recital
DESCRIPTION:Professor Andrii Isakov from The Ohio State University and pi
 anist Li Wang present an eclectic program of Tartini\, Szymanowski and R
 avel. Giuseppe Tartini (1692–1770) Violin Sonata in G minor\, "Devil's T
 rill" I. Larghetto affettuoso II. Allegro III. Grave – Allegro assai – A
 dagio Karol Szymanowski (1882–1937) Mythes\, Op. 30 I. La Fontaine d'Aré
 thuse Myroslav Skoryk (1938 - 2020) - Melody Maurice Ravel (1875–1937) V
 iolin Sonata No. 2 in G major\, M. 77 I. Allegretto II. Blues. Moderato 
 III. Perpetuum mobile. Allegro Andrii Isakov\, violin Li Wang\, piano Th
 e event is free and open to the public. No tickets required. Can't make 
 it to the performance in person? We've got you covered. A few minutes be
 fore the concert is scheduled to begin\, simply click on the link below 
 and be sure to adjust your speakers. Finally\, sit back and enjoy the ou
 tstanding performance. Note: Live stream performances are not available 
 for replay. LIVE STREAM Ukrainian violinist Andrii Isakov has performed 
 numerous solo and chamber music recitals in Europe\, Asia\, and the Unit
 ed States. He has appeared as a featured soloist with the National Ukrai
 nian Philharmonic Orchestra\, Lviv Symphony Orchestra\, Khmelnytskyi Sym
 phony Orchestra\, Cremona Music Academy Chamber Orchestra\, CCM Philharm
 onia Orchestra as a winner of the concerto competition\, the Ohio State 
 Symphony Orchestra\, and other reputable ensembles. Isakov is a laureate
  of diverse national and international competitions\, including the Lewi
 sville Lake Symphony International Competition for Strings and Harp\, Fr
 ancesco Forgione International Violin Competition\, Cremona Internationa
 l Competition for Strings\, Cliff Dwellers Club Competition for Strings\
 , Croatian National Violin Competition\, and many other competitions. He
  has additionally received the prestigious North Shore Music Award in Ch
 icago as an acclaimed winner of the competition. Furthermore\, Isakov ha
 s been a winner of two concerto competitions in the institutions where h
 e attended: at the University of Cincinnati\, College-Conservatory of Mu
 sic (CCM)\, as well as the Solomiya Krushelnytska Lviv Special School of
  Music. Isakov serves as an Assistant Professor of Violin at The Ohio St
 ate University’ School of Music. Isakov has also taught at the Universit
 y of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music and at the Starling Prepar
 atory String Project. During summers\, he enjoys teaching and performing
  at Cremona International Music Academy and Festival in Italy\, at Sewan
 ee Summer Music Festival in Tennessee\, and at Varna International Music
  Festival in South Carolina. Additionally\, Isakov is the founder\, arti
 stic director\, and violin faculty of the Fiorito International Music Fe
 stival and Competition. Isakov’s students are recognized winners of inte
 rnational competitions\, such as Leonid Kogan International Violin Compe
 tition\, XII International Balys Dvarionas Competition\, Cremona Interna
 tional String Competition\, Marine Iashvili International Competition\, 
 King’s Peak International Competition\, MAP International Music Competit
 ion\, and others. His students have performed solos with orchestras and 
 received scholarships for different music programs. Isakov has given mas
 terclasses in the United States\, in China\, and in Europe. Isakov holds
  his Doctor of Music Arts and master’s degrees from the University of Ci
 ncinnati College-Conservatory of Music\, where he studied with Kurt Sass
 mannshaus\, and his bachelor’s degree from the Roosevelt University Chic
 ago College of Performing Arts\, where he was a student of Mark Lakirovi
 ch. Pianist Li Wang\, a native of Inner Mongolia\, China\, enjoys a vibr
 ant international career that beautifully balances performance\, collabo
 ration\, and education. She currently resides in Columbus\, Ohio. The 20
 25 season includes invited appearances at the Cremona International Musi
 c Festival in Italy\, masterclasses at Xinghai Conservatory of Music and
  Sun Yat-Sen University\, and a recording project with her husband\, vio
 linist Andrii Isakov\, featuring the complete four sonatas for violin an
 d piano by Allen Saap for release on Navona Records. In 2023\, she gave 
 the world premiere of Chen Yi’s "Spring in Dresden" for violin and piano
  at Tsinghua University. An engaging and versatile performer\, Ms. Wang 
 has been heard across the United States\, China\, and Europe—with perfor
 mances in Ukraine\, Spain\, Portugal\, Italy\, and South Korea. She made
  her orchestral debut in 2012 as soloist in the "Yellow River" Piano Con
 certo with the China National Opera & Dance Drama Theater Symphony Orche
 stra. She is also a laureate of numerous international competitions\, in
 cluding the Wideman International Piano Competition\, Clamo Internationa
 l Piano Competition (Spain)\, Cliff Dwellers Club Competition\, MTNA-Ste
 cher and Horowitz Two Piano Competition\, and J. Earl Lee Collaborative 
 Piano Competition. Chamber music lies at the heart of Ms. Wang’s artisti
 c practice. She performs regularly in duo with violinist Andrii Isakov\,
  and has collaborated with esteemed artists such as Yehuda Hanani\, Vlad
 imir Perlin\, and Kurt Sassmannshaus. Ms. Wang holds a Doctor of Musical
  Arts and an Artist Diploma from the University of Cincinnati College-Co
 nservatory of Music (CCM)\, where she studied with James Tocco. She earn
 ed her Master of Music from Roosevelt University’s Chicago College of Pe
 rforming Arts under Adam Neiman\, and her Bachelor of Music from the Cen
 tral Conservatory of Music in Beijing under Professor Chun Pan.\n\nMore 
 info: https://www.bw.edu/events/2026/10/guest-recital\n\nhttps://findloc
 al.community/event/a929c24a-ad9c-4658-8b8a-37c25cd7a069
LOCATION:Baldwin Wallace University\, 275 Eastland Rd\, Berea\, OH 44017
URL:https://findlocal.community/event/a929c24a-ad9c-4658-8b8a-37c25cd7a06
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