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24-year-old Canadian violinist is the first prize winner of the 10th Joseph Joachim International Violin Competition Hanover
In the anniversary edition of the Joseph Joachim Violin Competition, the first prize in the amount of € 50,000 goes to Timothy Chooi. The award includes the loan of a...
I am happy to announce the release of my video Csárdás / Czardas from Monti filmed in Lionel Groulx Metro Station, Montreal, Québec (Canada) and recorded in Philadelphia.
I really enjoyed to create that story around the music and to give that impromptu concert in metro station....
PHILADELPHIA – Astral Artists Management has today announced the seven 1st prize winners of the 2016 national auditions – including VC Young Artist Timothy Chooi, from Canada.
This 2016 winners are:
Violinist, VC Young Artist Timothy Chooi Violinist, Katie HyunPianist, Congcong...
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While training at the National Arts Centre's Summer Music Institute, Timothy Chooi (age 20) took some time to speak about his relationship with his violin, a 1729 Guarneri del Gesù on loan from the Canada Council Instrument Bank.
Music: Bach - Andante from Sonata No. 2
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Quant il était de passage au Centre national des Arts dans le cadre de l’Institut estival de musique, Timothy Chooi (20 ans) a parlé avec nous de l’attachement qu’il voue à son violon, un Guarneri del Gesù de 1729 qui lui a été prêté par la Banque d’instruments du Conseil des arts du Canada.
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While training at the National Arts Centre's Summer Music Institute, Timothy Chooi (age 20) took some time to speak about his relationship with his violin, a 1729 Guarneri del Gesù on loan from the Canada Council Instrument Bank.
Music: Bach - Andante from Sonata No. 2
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Quant il était de passage au Centre national des Arts dans le cadre de l’Institut estival de musique, Timothy Chooi (20 ans) a parlé avec nous de l’attachement qu’il voue à son violon, un Guarneri del Gesù de 1729 qui lui a été prêté par la Banque d’instruments du Conseil des arts du Canada.
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