Anat Malkin

M.M. cum laude, Maastricht Conservatorium in Holland; B.M., The Juilliard School. Studies with Isaac Malkin, Josef Gingold, Cho-Liang Lin, Boris Belkin. Performances: Norway, Mexico, Holland, Israel, Italy, South Korea, United Kingdom, United States. Carnegie Hall debut at age sixteen under the baton of Alexander Schneider. Soloist with Westchester Philharmonic, New York String Orchestra, Drammen Byorkester (Norway), Academy of Strings Symphony Orchestra, Academy of Music Festival Orchestra, San Diego Young Artists Orchestra, Hawthorne Symphony, Manhattan School of Music Philharmonia. Featured performer, McGraw Hill Young Artists’ Showcase hosted by Robert Sherman on radio station WQXR in New York City. Collaborated with Emanuel Borok, Karen Dreyfus, David Geber, Mikhail Kopelman, Julia Lichten, Peter Winograd. Broadcasts: Russian Network Television. Member, the Malkin Duo with her sister, violinist Bracha Malkin. Recitals in Israel, Italy, Weill Recital Hall. World-premiere performance of David Ward-Steinman’s Concerto for Two Violins in San Diego. Winner, 2003 Trinity Concert Series Auditions. Master classes in Italy and Israel. Faculty: Academy of Music Festival in Nyack, New York; Manhattan School of Music Precollege Division since 2001.