Joelle Britt in Violin and Guitar Duo, YouTube.com
Sergio Mims relays an invitation from the family of Joelle Britt, a violinist planning to graduate in May from New York University. Joelle and hew two sisters have a classical string trio they founded in 2007, JoSunJari.
It
has been 4 YEARS of study, honors, and distinction and Joelle now is
preparing to graduate in May 2013 with a Bachelor's Degree from New York
University!!!
Please join us as Joelle performs her senior recital:
Thursday, March 28, 2013
9:30 pm
Recital Room 779
35 West 4th Street
New York, NY
New York University Steinhardt
Music and Performing Arts Professions
Music and Performing Arts Professions
Presents
Joelle
Britt, Violin
Martha
Locker, Piano
Bradley
Rouen, Guitar
In
partial fulfillment of requirements
for
the degree of Bachelor of Music
Program
Violin
Sonata No. 1 in G major, Op. 78 Johannes Brahms (1833 –
1897)
Adagio – Più
andante – Adagio,
Allegro
molto moderato
Pause
Duo Concertant in E Minor, Op.25 Mauro Giuliani (1781 – 1829)
1.
Maestoso
2.
Thème and Variations
3.
Menuetto: Allegretto - Trio
4.
Menuetto da Capo
5.
Rondeau – Allegretto
Bradley Rouen, Guitar
This
is a Question (in 2 parts)
Jon Bell (b. 1988)
Sunnaj
Britt, Violin
Sujari
Britt, Cello
Peticion y Danza Andrés Soto (b. 1986)
Bradley
Rouen, Guitar
Joelle began her study of music at age
4 years on the piano. She was introduced to the violin at age 9
years, and studied briefly at the Harlem School of the Arts. Joelle
graduated from a two-year Music Advancement Program at the Juilliard
School of Music, followed by study and graduation from Manhattan
School of Music (MSM), where she studied applied violin, theory, ear
training, and orchestra. Joelle currently is in her senior year at
New York University where she is enrolled in an accelerated BA/MA
program. In addition to her formal music studies, Joelle performed
with the City Opera’s “Nutshell” orchestra for 4 years. Joelle
enjoyed two years in chamber ensemble at the New York Youth
Orchestra, and four years in the New York Inter School Orchestra
(ISO), where she also served as a coach in two junior orchestras, and
music tutor for two beginner violin students.
Joelle founded a
classical string trio with her two siblings. JoSunJari debuted in
summer 2007 and has since enjoyed delighting audiences at numerous
scheduled venues. JoSunJari was invited to join a host of young
performers for a special feature at the world famous Apollo Theatre,
and was invited back as guest performer on the "Amateur Night at
the Apollo!", and as featured artists at the Apollo's 2008
Annual Spring Benefit honoring Smokey Robinson and Denzel Washington.
JoSunJari served as featured artist at an annual international
Cari-Com conference, and opened events at the Metropolitan Museum of
Art and other venues during the centennial celebration of the NAACP.
JoSunJari served as featured artist in an opera/drama/visual arts
event, “Save the Bees” (proceeds from which were contributed to
the American Beekeeping Federation). JoSunJari performed at Medgar
Evers annual “Celebration of Life” and received a citation issued
by Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz, naming December 5,
2009 “JoSunJari Day”. JoSunJari was commended by Mayor
Michael Bloomberg for their performance at Gracie Mansion for the
mayor’s commemoration of World Aids Day 2011. Catch JoSunJari
in the New York Times.
Joelle is a co-founder of Aziza &
the Cure, a symphonic soul pop duo. Aziza & the Cure is presently
recording their debut album.
Joelle graduates from New York
University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Music Performance in May
2013.
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