Kalena Bovell Conducts
Kalena Bovell
Kalena Bovell writes:
Location: University of Hartford The Hartt School
Alfred C. Fuller Music Center Millard Auditorium
Time: 7:30pm
Hello Mr. Zick,
My name is Kalena Bovell and I am currently an Orchestral
Conducting student at The Hartt School. I discovered the
Africlassical Blog and I think it is wonderful. I am writing
to ask if I may please list my information such as website and
a short bio on Africlassical?
Thank you.
~Kalena
We invited Kalena Bovell to submit a bio and a photo, along with a link to her Beethoven video on YouTube.com, and she has done so:
Hello Mr. Zick,
Thank you for your response and for your support. Below you will find my short bio which I am also attaching.
Kalena Bovell served as the Assistant Conductor to the Orange
County Youth Symphony Orchestra for two seasons. In 2012, she premiered two
concerti with the Foot In the Door contemporary music ensemble at The Hartt
School. That same year, she also conducted Eleanor Hovdas’ Ariadnemusic. She received a coaching by Michael Morgan and has
participated in two conducting workshops led by Kenneth Kiesler. Most recently
Kalena was selected to be a participant at the prestigious Conductors Institute
of South Carolina where she worked with Donald Portnoy, Peter Jaffe and Jorge
Mester. Kalena is currently a Graduate Professional Diploma student in
Instrumental Conducting at The Hartt School where she is a student of Edward
Cumming.
Here is a link to my website: http://kalenabovell.wix.com/kalenabovell
I have updated my Beethoven video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2UdVhXX41_E&feature=youtu.be
Here is also a link to Roman Carnival Overture which I was conducting during the fall of 2013. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ZIy-zoHQcA
As requested, attached you will find three photos.
I truly thank you so much for the opportunities and I look forward to hearing from you.
Kalena
Kalena's website lists an upcoming event:
October 2, 2014
The Hartt Orchestra, Guest Conductor
Bartok Rumanian Dances
Handel Sarabande (arr. Edward Cumming)
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