The second through forth clips are from Ann's 2005 CD "Bach, Schubert, Bruch". If you would like more information on this work, please visit http://www.cdbaby.com/fontanella
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___Ann began the study of violin at the age of 6. Shortly after her 10th birthday, she debuted with the Philadelphia Orchestra under the baton of David Zinman and began private studies with the renowned artist, Erick Friedman. At the age of 14, Ann was one of the youngest artists accepted to the MM/Certificate program at Yale University. Currently, she is an artist with Pennsylvania Performing Arts on Tour, a Mid-Atlantic Arts Foundation program. She completed her London debut, where she was heralded by the London "Independent" as "the only violinist working today that might be mistaken for Heifetz"; the concert was also rated as one of the top five holiday performances of the season. In April, 2006, she debuted in Carnegie Hall's Weill Recital Hall, where her skills as a virtuoso performer and programmer were again commended.In addition to her recognition as a virtuoso performer, Ann is also a composer. In 2001, 2002, and 2004, she was an award recipient in the ASCAP Morton Gould Young Composers Competition. Ann was also featured in a Symphony Magazine article about young composers ("Born to Compose", May/June 2003). Her style has been described as early Romantic and appeals to a wide range of audiences.Ann has received numerous awards in violin performance from widely recognized organizations, including the Albert Greenfield Competition, Davidson Institute, and the Virtu Foundation. She has also been an invited guest on cable television's "Connecticut Images", on CN8's program "Real Life", and can be heard on PRI/NPR with concert pianist Christopher O'Riley. Her recording of "Wellenspiel" was released in May 2004, on "Palimpsest" (a Yale University publication). She also released her debut CD in 2004, which is entitled "Bach, Schubert, Bruch". It is available at http://www.cdbaby.com/fontanella.For booking, please contact DeeAnne Hunstein, at http://www.hunsteinartists.comIf you are interested in studying music with Ann, please feel free to contact through this website.
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