Professor of Violin, Towson University - JEFFREY HOWARD · 2014. 11. 7. · Music degree in Violin....

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JEFFREY HOWARD Violin H: (410) 988-5910 ~ C: (617) 680-0866 ~ www.JeffreyHowardViolin.wordpress.com “an inspirational, gifted musician”

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  • JEFFREY HOWARD

    Violin

    H: (410) 988-5910 ~ C: (617) 680-0866 ~ www.JeffreyHowardViolin.wordpress.com

    “an inspirational, gifted musician”

  • Dr. Howard is available for Recitals, Chamber Music,

    Concerto Performances and Masterclasses

    H: (410) 988-5910 ~ C: (617) 680-0866 ~ [email protected]

    Dr. Jeffrey Howard

    Associate Professor of Violin

    Towson University www.jeffreyhowardviolin.wordpress.com

    Violinist Dr. Jeffrey Howard has distinguished himself nationally and

    internationally as an "excellent virtuoso ...(with) a deep understanding of

    different musical styles, and a remarkable power of communication."

    Born in New York, Dr. Howard has appeared as soloist with many orchestras

    including the Boston Virtuosi, and the Yonkers, Indiana University, Concord,

    UT Arlington, Hunt Valley, Towson University and WPI Symphony

    Orchestras. A frequent soloist and guest artist, he has performed at Jordan

    Hall in Boston, Federal Hall in New York, the Bastille Opera House in Paris,

    Khachaturian Hall in Montreal and at Syracuse University, the University of

    Texas at Arlington, the Longy School of Music, Oberlin College, the

    Hochschule fur Musik in Wurzburg, Germany and at the Orfeo International

    Music Festival in Vipiteno, Italy.

    Dr. Howard has appeared internationally in Canada, China and in Central and

    Western Europe, including the countries of Austria, Germany, the Czech

    Republic, France, Hungary and Italy. A devoted performer of chamber

    music, he has performed at the Norfolk Chamber Music Festival, the Winter

    Institute for String Quartets and the Lydian String Quartet Seminar and

    studied with members of the Tokyo, Mendelssohn, Juilliard and Cleveland

    String Quartets. He has also performed as a substitute member of the

    Boston Symphony Orchestra, the Metamorphosen Chamber Ensemble,

    Concert Artists of Baltimore, the Baltimore Chamber Orchestra and as

    Concertmaster for the Concord Orchestra and the Hunt Valley Symphony. He

    is a regular section sub for the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra, Marin Alsop,

    Music Director. He is also a frequent adjudicator for Solo, Ensemble, and

    Orchestral competitions in Maryland and surrounding states.

    Dr. Howard received degrees from Oberlin Conservatory and

    Indiana University where he completed the Doctorate of

    Music degree in Violin. His teachers included Stephen Clapp,

    Franco Gulli, Paul Biss and he was one of the last students

    of renowned pedagogue Josef Gingold. He has served on

    the faculties of the Interlochen Center for the Arts, the

    Univ. of Texas at Arlington, Bridgewater State College and

    Westfield State College and he performs regularly with his

    wife, pianist Anna Soukiassian, in the Kassian-Howard Duo.

    Dr. Howard currently teaches at Towson University where he also coaches

    chamber music and performs regularly in the Baltimore Trio. He lives in the

    Baltimore area with his wife and their two daughters Michelle and Ani.