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Marvette Rose

 

Marvette has been teaching the violin and sharing her love of music with children for over 10 years.  In her youth, she began violin studies at Orange Park Suzuki School and continued her studies with renowned faculty from  the Meadowmount School of Music, Bowdoin Music Festival, Manhattan School of Music and The Juilliard School. Marvette has held a teaching assistantship at Brevard Music Center, and taught a large studio of students of all ages and levels at the New School of Music. She also designed the violin curriculum and taught the violin class for Music Explorers program at Columbia University. As a performer, she has been an avid chamber music performer and a section violinist in the Symphony of the Americas, Atlanta Pops, Columbus Symphony Orchestra, and the Naples Philharmonic.

 

Marvette received her Bachelor's degree in violin performance and her M.M. in Music and Music Education at Columbia University in 2016.

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Michael Tropepe

Michael Tropepe began playing the violin at the age of five. He has performed as soloist with Giovanni Chamber Orchestra, Mainly Mozart Festival, the Symphony of the Americas, and has appeared in halls such as Alice Tully, Symphony Space, Kravis Center, and Carnegie Hall. When he was twelve, he gave his debut at the Kravis center with the Palm Beach Orchestra.

He won first prize in the Federation of Music Clubs where he was presented with the Irene Muir Memorial Award for most promising musician. The following year, Michael was the youngest first prize winner of the Harid Conservatory of Music Concerto Competition. He has worked with musicians including Andres Cardenas, Joseph Silverstein, Nadja Salerno‐Sonnenberg, Arnold Eidus, and Ruggiero Ricci. 

Michael is currently a violinist and teacher in New York City. He received his M.M in 2018 on a full tuition award and fellowship from Yale University. He has also held a fellowship at the Meadowmount School of Music as  assistant teacher to Ann Setzer of the Julliard School. 

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Wright Moore (Tenor)

Wright has just completed his 8th season as a member of Metropolitan Opera’s Extra Chorus.

As a soloist, Wright Moore has performed with opera companies in the United States and Europe, having made his U.S. professional debut with the Opera Theater of Saint Louis as Brighella in Ariadne auf Naxos and his European debut as Sam in Susannah with the Vienna Kammeroper.

Highlights from previous work in opera include: Second King in Die Liebe der Danae with the Salzburg Festival (Salzburg, Austria); Don Ottavio in Don Giovanni, Camille in The Merry Widow, and Kudrjasch in Katya Kabanovawith the Luzerner Theater (Luzern, Switzerland); Pong in Turandot with Virginia Opera (Norfolk, VA), Don Ottavio in Don Giovanni with the Circulo Portuense de Opera (Porto, Portugal) and the Mississippi Opera (Jackson, MS); both Tom Rakewell in The Rake’s Progress,and Sam Polk in Floyd’s Susannah with the Wiener Kammeroper (Vienna, Austria); Matteo in Arabella with the Braunschweig Staatstheater (Braunschweig, Germany); Leukippos in Daphne for the Opera du Rhin (Strasbourg, France); Tamino in Die Zauberflötefor Teatro Lirico d’Europa (Madrid, Spain); and Hooker in the World Premiere of Emmeline by Tobias Picker with the Santa Fe Opera (Santa Fe, New Mexico), featured on PBS’s Great Performances Series.  Past concert engagements include:  Puccini’s Messa di Gloria and Bizet’s Te Deum with the Luzern Symphony in Luzern’s KKL Concert Hall in Luzern, Switzerland; Carmina Burana with the Sioux City Symphony; and the Beethoven 9th Symphony with the New Jersey Choral Society and the Orchestra Nexus under the direction of Eric Dale Knapp, conductor.

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