Lake Forest Symphony January 2006 Concert Series

Yuli Turovsky
Born in Moscow, Yuli Turovsky’s musical awakening began early on. By the age of 7, he was seriously invested in the study of the ‘cello. He enters the celebrated Tchaikovsky Conservatory where he has the honour to study with the celebrated Galina Kozulupova and in 1969 receives First Prize in the USSR ‘Cello Competition. The following year he is among the laureates of the 22nd Prague Spring International Competition. His studies completed, he begins the first of many tours around the world as a member of the celebrated Moscow Chamber Orchestra, under the direction of Rudolph Barchai.

After immigrating to Canada and establishing himself in Montreal, Yuli Turovsky carries on his brilliant musical career as a soloist, as a member of the Turovsky Duo with his wife Eleonora and as a founding member of the Borodine Trio. Created in 1977, he remains with his trio until 1993.

The quality of his performances have made him an audience favourite. The symphony orchestras of Detroit, Montreal, Chicago, Athens, Jerusalem and Stockholm welcome him as a soloist and he continues to be a recording artist with companies such as Melodya, CBS, SRC and Chandos counting 81 CDs and phonographs to date. In 1983, Yuli Turovsky creates I Musici de Montréal Chamber Orchestra, an ensemble of 15 strings with a repertoire that extends from the baroque to the contemporary. With over 100 concerts per year locally and throughout the world I Musici quickly becomes one of the most important orchestras in all of Canada.

In spite of his formidable schedule, Yuli Turovsky continues to teach at the Faculté de musique of l’Université de Montréal where he has formed a generation of cellists. 2002 marked the 25th anniversary of musical life for Yuli Turovsky in Canada. A quarter of a century of remarkable creativity that constitutes a special heritage and a unique source of inspiration.

January 20 & 21, 2006

Yuli Turovsky, cello

Alan Heatherington, conductor

Dvorak

Shostakovich

Beethoven

Pioneer Press

Tropp & Company Inc.


January 20 & 21, 2006 Yuli Turovsky, cello Alan Heatherington, conductor Dvorak Czech Suite in D Major, Op. 39 Shostakovich Cello Concerto No. 1, Op. 107 Beethoven Symphony No. 1 in C Major, Op. 21 Yuli Turovsky Born in Moscow, Yuli Turovsky’s musical awakening began early on. By the age of 7, he was seriously invested in the study of the ‘cello. He enters the celebrated Tchaikovsky Conservatory where he has the honour to study with the celebrated Galina Kozulupova and in 1969 receives First Prize in the USSR ‘Cello Competition. The following year he is among the laureates of the 22nd Prague Spring International Competition. His studies completed, he begins the first of many tours around the world as a member of the celebrated Moscow Chamber Orchestra, under the direction of Rudolph Barchai. After immigrating to Canada and establishing himself in Montreal, Yuli Turovsky carries on his brilliant musical career as a soloist, as a member of the Turovsky Duo with his wife Eleonora and as a founding member of the Borodine Trio. Created in 1977, he remains with his trio until 1993. The quality of his performances have made him an audience favourite. The symphony orchestras of Detroit, Montreal, Chicago, Athens, Jerusalem and Stockholm welcome him as a soloist and he continues to be a recording artist with companies such as Melodya, CBS, SRC and Chandos counting 81 CDs and phonographs to date. In 1983, Yuli Turovsky creates I Musici de Montréal Chamber Orchestra, an ensemble of 15 strings with a repertoire that extends from the baroque to the contemporary. With over 100 concerts per year locally and throughout the world I Musici quickly becomes one of the most important orchestras in all of Canada. In spite of his formidable schedule, Yuli Turovsky continues to teach at the Faculté de musique of l’Université de Montréal where he has formed a generation of cellists. 2002 marked the 25th anniversary of musical life for Yuli Turovsky in Canada. A quarter of a century of remarkable creativity that constitutes a special heritage and a unique source of inspiration.	Sept Oct Jan Mar May 8:00pm The James Lumber Center for the Performing Arts in Grayslake more info and directions… Pre-Concert Lecture at 7:00pm For tickets, call 847.295.2135 San Francisco Chronicle on Mr. Turovsky: "A cellist who plays like a one-man orchestra." Concert Sponsors: Pioneer Press Tropp & Company Inc.