Pavel Vinnitsky Clarinet Clinic - Saturday Feb. 20th, 2010 11am - 2pm

Join us February 20th at 11am at the Cascio Sound Stage for an informative and educational performance/clinic by clarinet virtuoso, Pavel Vinnitsky!

Vinnitsky will be demonstrating breathing techniques and coordination of air column with the musical intent, plus the ability to focus during one's performance, along with answering questions. Pavel will be performing Bela Kovacs' Homage to J. S. Bach, "Moonflowers, Baby!" by Meyer Kupferman, as well as Rossini excerpts for a special master class with students from Brookfield Central High School. Special sale pricing will also be in effect that day on clarinets, accessories and sheet music. For more information please call (262) 789-7600.

SAVE 10-15% OFF OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICE! ONE DAY ONLY!

• ALL SHEET MUSIC 10% OFF!
• ALL BAND AND ORCHESTRA ACCESSORIES 10% OFF!
• ALL MAKES/MODELS OF CLARINETS 10% OFF!
• ALL ARTIST SERIES CLARINETS 15% OFF!

Bio:
Pavel Vinnitsky has been a guest artist with the American Symphony Orchestra, Brooklyn Philharmonic, American Ballet Theatre (ABT), Opera Orchestra of New York, Albany Symphony and New Haven Symphony orchestras among others.

He has also appeared with a large number of chamber music groups including Sylvan Winds, the Quintet of Americas, Azure Ensemble, So Percussion, Wall Street Chamber Players, Biava String Quartet and the Norfolk Contemporary Music Ensemble.

As a klezmer music performer Mr. Vinnitsky appeared at some of the world major music festivals and venues including Vienna Jewish Music Festival, Furth International Klezmer Festival (Germany), Ra'anana and Zfat Klezmer festivals in Israel and recorded for the CBS TV Channel, Bavarian Radio, Israeli National TV and Radio and the New World Records label.

 In May 2008 Mr. Vinnitsky was featured as a klezmer clarinet and bass clarinet soloist with the Bachanalia String Orchestra of New York in a concert dedicated to the 60th anniversary of the state of Israel that took place on the stage of Merkin Concert Hall in New York City. Native Ukrainian, he immigrated to Israel in 1990 where held a position with the "Habima" National Theatre in Tel Aviv and performed with Youth Israel Philharmonic, Beer-Sheba and Ra'anana Symphony Orchestras.

In 2003 Mr. Vinnitsky entered the clarinet studio of Professor David Shifrin at the Yale University School of Music and upon his graduation moved to New York City where he resides now with his wife Anna Vinnitsky, pianist and their dog Eden.