#River raisin ragtime revue members professional#

Kiri maintains a teaching studio in Ann Arbor, has taught cornetto at the Amherst and Madison Early Music Festivals and was on faculty at the Early Music Institute at Indiana Univeristy from 2006-2010. Kiri is featured on Dodworth's CD, 'Home Sweet Home.') From 1995-2004, Kiri was a member of the Greater Lansing Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Maestro Gustav Meier.

From 1996-2005, she played the Eb soprano saxhorn with the Dodworth Saxhorn Band (a re-creation of a 19th century community brass band, based in Ann Arbor.

#River raisin ragtime revue members professional#

She has performed both at the Boston Early Music Festival, and at the Bloomington Early Music Festival, and she is a founding member of the ensemble Dark Horse Consort ()Īs a professional trumpet player, Kiri has performed with the River Raisin Ragtime Revue in Tecumseh, Michigan, and freelances throughout Michigan.

She has performed extensively throughout North America and Europe with numerous groups such as Apollo's Fire, Concerto Palatino, La Fenice, Folger Consort, Tenet, Green Mountain Project, Piffaro, Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra, New York Collegium, Huelgas Ensemble, Catacoustic Consort and Pacific Music Works. Equally skilled on trumpet and cornetto (a wind instrument used primarily in 17th century Western Europe), Kiri has been praised for her 'stunning technique, and extreme musicality,' (Journal of the International Trumpet Guild). Jennifer Piper interviews composer and pianist Zach Gulaboff Davis, winner of the 2020 FNMC's Composition Competition, via Zoom recording.Kiri Tollaksen enjoys a varied career as a performer and teacher. *Tickets are now sold out for this limited seating, live performance FLUTE NEW MUSIC CONSORTIUM Interview with Zach Gulaboff Davis 12-14, 2020įlute II/Piccolo in Maestro's Surprise Concert* FLUTE NEW MUSIC CONSORTIUM Winner-2020 Flute and Electronics Performance Competition Cash Prize through Flute Specialists MIDLAND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Nov.

THE AMERICAN PRIZE Finalist and 'Honorable Mention:' 2021 Instrumental Soloist Tickets are $10 for the general public and $7 for students and are available at 23 or for purchase online here. The night promises to transport you to the dance halls of Buenos Aires and the sensual sounds that so characterize the music. The program will feature various works from Piazzolla's prolific catalogue of works, including songs, solo pieces, and chamber pieces that feature the bandoneon, accordion, violin, piano, and a special surprise direct from Argentina. Tobe Recital Hall February 9, 2023, 7:30PM WOODWIND DAY North Dakota State University Woodwind Day, Guest Artist Octo s/woodwind-day/ 'HAPPY 100th BIRTHDAY, PIAZZOLLA!' Florida Gulf Coast University, Bower School of Music March 17, 2022, 7:30PMĬome enjoy an evening of tango music as members from the Bower School of Music faculty, including Thomas Cimarusti, and guest artists, including Jodi DeSalvo, celebrate the 100th birthday of legendary tango composer, Astor Piazzolla. 'SHOWCASE' CONCERT Soloist- Concertino for Piccolo and Symphonic Band by Samuel Pascoal Florida Gulf Coast University, U.