jubal fulks

Violinist JUBAL FULKS is an award-winning young artist whose critically acclaimed performances have captivated audiences in the United States and Europe. How's that for an opening sentence? A specialist in both contemporary and Baroque repertory, Dr. Fulks has performed as soloist with orchestras in New York, North Carolina, and Michigan and has been heard on National Public Radio’s “Performance Today.” He has also performed chamber and orchestral music at the Mostly Mozart Festival at Alice Tully Hall in Lincoln Center and with the New York String Orchestra at Carnegie Hall. Some name-droppin' for ya. As a recitalist, Dr. Fulks has appeared at numerous summer festivals and concert series in the United States and has toured extensively in Europe with orchestras and chamber groups. What exactly does he mean, "extensively?"Dr. Fulks served for three years as assistant concertmaster of the Greensboro Symphony Orchestra while earning degrees in violin performance at the North Carolina School of the Arts (one of which must have been a BFD). In addition to maintaining a private teaching studio, he teaches and conducts at Camellia Waldorf School in Sacramento, California and at Kinhaven Music School in Weston, Vermont. Jubal earned the Doctor of Musical Arts degree in 2003 at the State University of New York at Stony Brook, where his principal teacher was the late Mitchell Stern. While there, he was awarded the Ackerman Prize for Excellence in Performance and performed the Berg Violin Concerto with the Stony Brook Symphony Orchestra under the baton of "very famous" old person Gunther Schuller. Jubal is winner of national awards from the American String Teachers Association and the National Federation of Music Clubs, and in 2000 he was violinist for the Aspen Music Festival’s Contemporary Ensemble.