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Sokratis Anthis at the University of Kentucky
Greek trumpeter Sokratis Anthis was a guest artist at the University of Kentucky (UK) March 18–21, 2024.
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MOREIskander Akhmadullin Hawaii concerts
Iskander Akhmadullin, associate professor at the University of
Missouri, visited two schools with master classes and recitals in November 2013. 
On November 23, at the University of Hawai'i at Mānoa, he worked with several students from the studios
of Prof. Ken Hafner and Prof. Mark Minasian, as well as with two high school students who study with Professor Emeritus Grant Okamura. Later that day, Akhmadullin together with his wife, pianist Dr. Natalia Bolshakova, gave a recital followed by a clinic at the Brigham
Young University Hawaii, located in Laie--small town on the Northern part of Oahu Island.
On November 23, at the University of Hawai'i at Mānoa, he worked with several students from the studios
of Prof. Ken Hafner and Prof. Mark Minasian, as well as with two high school students who study with Professor Emeritus Grant Okamura. Later that day, Akhmadullin together with his wife, pianist Dr. Natalia Bolshakova, gave a recital followed by a clinic at the Brigham
Young University Hawaii, located in Laie--small town on the Northern part of Oahu Island.The
following day, Akhmadullin and Bolshakova returned to the University of
Hawai'i to give a recital at Mae Zenke Orvis Auditorium, which is
generally regarded as the premier
recital hall in the state. The program included works by Torelli,
Neruda, Turrin, Liszt/Tabakov, Shchedrin/Dokshizer, Piazzolla/Ackley,
Gershwin/Turrin, Monterde/Mendez, and Khachaturyan/Dokshizer.
Many thanks go to the hosts: Dr.Jeffrey Boeckman, Director of Bands, University
of Hawai'i at Mānoa, and Dr. David M. Kammerer, Chair, Department of Music and Theatre
Arts, BYU-Hawaii.
This tour was funded by MU School of Music, College of Arts and Sciences, MU Arts & Humanities Small Grant
Program, and by Edwards Instrument Co.
Source: Iskander Akhmadullin, University of Missouri associate professor, Columbia, Missouri 