Fritz Kreisler: Schön Rosmarin and Liebesleid

Описание: Please enjoy these two favorite and famous gems from:
Old Viennese Dances for violin and piano by Fritz Kreisler (1875 – 1962)
Schön Rosmarin "Beautiful Rosemary"
Liebesleid "Love's Sorrow"

BIOGRAPHIES:
Domagoj Ivanovic, violin
Domagoj Ivanovic moved to Canada in 2007, after graduating with a Doctor of Musical Arts degree in Violin Performance at the University of Miami, where he held the post of a Teaching Assistant, as well as served as an Assistant Concertmaster for the Miami Symphony Orchestra. Since then, he has quickly established himself as a violinist and an educator in the greater Vancouver area. As a performer he has shared the stage with some of the top ensembles in Vancouver, such as the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra, Vancouver Opera Orchestra, and Turning Point Ensemble. He also adjudicated a number of festivals and competitions, such as the North Shore Music Festival, Vancouver Youth Symphony Orchestra Concerto Competition, Surrey Youth Symphony Concerto Competition, and University of British Columbia Concerto Competition, to name a few. Originally from Zagreb, Croatia, he began studying violin at the age of seven. During his studies he was the recipient of numerous prizes and awards in violin competitions at the national and international level, the most important being First Prize in the National Violin competition and First Prize in the National Chamber Music competition. As a soloist he appeared with several orchestras, most notably with the Zagreb Philharmonic orchestra, and the Miami Symphony orchestra. Described as a player with “clear technique and great sensitivity” he has performed all over Europe and North America, as well as China, Taiwan and Singapore.

Karen Lee-Morlang, piano
Performer, educator and producer Karen Lee-Morlang has been lauded as "funny, brainy and creative." After specializing in art song and chamber music for her post-graduate degree from the University of British Columbia, she then taught as a Sessional Lecturer at the School of Music there. Karen has championed “art music for the masses” with dedicated passion, co-producing recital and lecture series for organizations such as the Vancouver Art Gallery, UBC Main Library, Vancouver Opera and the Vancouver Public Library, and CBC Radio. As a performer, Karen has been featured at the Vancouver International Jazz Festival, MusicFest Vancouver, the World Peace Forum, Women's Worlds Conference, the Vancouver Folk Festival and has been broadcast on CBC Radio. In addition to playing and touring with many different musicians, Karen is a founding member of “The Lady Larks” and “The No Sh!t Shirleys”. She also enjoys playing for choirs such as Chor Leoni, The Vancouver Thunderbirds Chorus, EnChor and The Vancouver Welsh Men’s Choir. Karen is especially committed to her role as the Artistic Director of Health Arts Society of BC, which delivers over 700 professional music and theatre performances annually, to audiences in health care and retirement communities, providing those isolated from our arts community the experience of enjoying performance arts in their own homes.