Internationally known pianist in concert at SCC Sunday
Monday, October 15, 2012
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| Dainius Vaičekonis, pianist Photo courtesy SCC |
The program features Schubert Sonata in G major, D894, Scriabin Sonata No. 3, Berg Sonata Op. 1, and Etudes by Debussy and Ligeti.
Vaičekonis was a winner of the LMC Seattle Award Tour Competition and the Concerto Competition at the University of Washington. He was a prizewinner in the International F. Schubert Piano Competition, Dortmund, Germany and the recipient of the Gerberding fellowship at the Univ. of Washington. He was a soloist with the Butte Symphony, Montana, Skagit Symphony, University of Washington Symphony Orchestra and the Lithuanian National Symphony Orchestra.
The Lithuanian-born Vaičekonis has presented many solo and chamber music recital programs and performed in cities of the United States and Europe. He holds Doctor of Musical Arts degree from the University of Washington, his Master of Music from Bowling Green State University, Ohio and Bachelor of Musical Arts from the Lithuanian Academy of Music. He attended in the interpretation seminars in the Mozarteum Music Academy, Salzburg, Austria. His dissertation ‘Beethoven piano sonatas as integrated cycles” was published in 2009 in Germany.
All proceeds from the SCC Piano Series go to the SCC Piano Scholarship Fund.
Ticket prices are as follows:
General Admission - $15
Students, Seniors - $10
SCC Students and children 14 and under - $5
Sunday, October 28th at 3:00pm
Shoreline Community College Campus Theater
16101 Greenwood Ave North (map)
Parking is $2 on Sundays - meters take cards and coins.
For more information, contact Helena Azevedo or Jensina Oliver.
The Lithuanian-born Vaičekonis has presented many solo and chamber music recital programs and performed in cities of the United States and Europe. He holds Doctor of Musical Arts degree from the University of Washington, his Master of Music from Bowling Green State University, Ohio and Bachelor of Musical Arts from the Lithuanian Academy of Music. He attended in the interpretation seminars in the Mozarteum Music Academy, Salzburg, Austria. His dissertation ‘Beethoven piano sonatas as integrated cycles” was published in 2009 in Germany.
All proceeds from the SCC Piano Series go to the SCC Piano Scholarship Fund.
Ticket prices are as follows:
General Admission - $15
Students, Seniors - $10
SCC Students and children 14 and under - $5
Sunday, October 28th at 3:00pm
Shoreline Community College Campus Theater
16101 Greenwood Ave North (map)
Parking is $2 on Sundays - meters take cards and coins.
For more information, contact Helena Azevedo or Jensina Oliver.
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