Transcript Russian Pianist in NHC - Southern New Hampshire University

Russian Music in NHC
“Formidable Russian Born Pianist” (Boston Globe)
My sister’s contribution to cultural life of NHC community
• Tatyana Dudochkin, distinguished
pianist and faculty member of New
England Conservatory, brought Russian
music to NHC. Her four concerts (19881995) were sponsored by Spectrum
Series of NHC.
• Critically acclaimed for her performances
as soloist and chamber musician, Ms.
Dudochkin performed extensively
throughout former Soviet Union, United
States, Spain, Italy, and Holland.
• Ms.Dudochkin is a winner of numerous
medals and awards.
• Students of Tatyana won more then 100
prizes at State, National, and International
Competitions.
Recognition
• Artist in Residence at the
Rockport Music Festival, Spring
at PRAGUE Festival, Lithuanian
Early Music Festival, and many
others.
• Tatyana premiered compositions
of esteemed Russian
composers: Aram Khachaturian,
Sergey Slonimsky, and Alfred
Shnitke.
• Tatyana performed on various
radio and TV programs
• She was Artistic Director and
performer at Dvořak,
Gershvin,and Shostakovich
Festivals sponsored by NEC.
Outstanding Teacher and Pianist
• Tatyana Dudochkin twice
received Recognition of
Outstanding Teacher Award
from International Young Artist
Competition in Washington
D.C.
• Tatyana is well known for her
master classes, lecture
recitals,and teacher
workshops.
• She has served on panels of a
number of National and
International Competitions.
• “Her intuitive, deep
comprehension of my music is
brilliant.” Aram Kachaturian.
• “Dudochkin, representing the
Russian School, touched
everyone with her singing tone
as well as passionate and
powerful performance of
Rachmaninoff’s masterpieces.”
Newton Graphic.
• “Daring pianist with artistic flair,
always responsive to the best in
new musical composition.”
Alfred Schnittke.
Jordan Hall
New England Conservatory
January 25, 2001
Tatyana Dudochkin celebrates
tenth year of teaching piano at
NEC’s Prep School with a concert
extravaganza dedicated to the
Spanish Composer Joaquin
Rodrigo’s 100th birthday.
Boston Globe
NEC concert honors Spaniard Rodrigo
By Michael Manning, Globe Correspondent 1/30/2001 MUSIC REVIEW
“In the 19th and early 20th
centuries, Spain produced four
composers of lasting fame - the
piano virtuosos Albeniz and
Granados,… Manuel da Falla,…
and the most popular of the
Spaniards, Joaquin Rodrigo, born
100 years ago this November. In
celebration of his centenary, the
New England Conservatory
presented… a concert of his music
Thursday night in Jordan Hall.”
“Violinist Mary Lou
Churchill and pianist and
concert organizer
Tatanya Dudochkin
gave a nice performance of
the ''Rumaniana,'' a contest
piece reminiscent of Ravel's
''Tzigane.'' Dudochkin
gave a splendid account
of the ''Serenata
Espanola.””
Salute to Sir William Walton
Tatyana Dudochkin, artistic director
February 2002
Jordan Hall,
New England Conservatory
Tatyana Dudochkin directs a
centennial birthday salute to
sir William Walton.
My daughters Bring Russian
Songs to NHC
In 1980’s Olga
and Julia, Central
High School
students at that
time, actively
participated in
International Night
concerts singing
Russian songs.