Alumni Bio Eveline Kuhn
Eveline Kuhn ( BM 2002, MA 2004, Flute Performance) has performed as soloist and chamber musician in Europe and the U.S. Her New York debut recital in Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall was sponsored by Artists International from which she was the recipient of a Special Presentation Award. Her Concerto debut was with The NYU Symphony Orchestra as a winner of NYU’s Concerto competition for winds and brass. Eveline has performed in master classes in Paris with Michel Debost, in England with Susan Milan, and in Zürich with Marina Piccinini. She was the recipient of a prestigious Rotary Ambassadorial Scholarship and received her Master of Arts degree from New York University, where she studied with Keith Underwood. Eveline was a Grand Prize Winner of the 2000 Allegro Music Foundation Competition in New York and the recipient of a Medicus Award from the Swiss Benevolent Society of New York and of scholarships from the Dr. Max Husmann-Stiftung, the Stiftung Lyra, and the Fritz-Gerber-Stiftung (Switzerland).
Eveline has been Principal Flutist of the Eastman Philharmonia, Eastman Musica Nova, New York Sinfonietta, and the Zürich Conservatory Youth Orchestra, with whom she performed in New York, Washington D.C., Boston, Paris, and at the Zürich Tonhalle. She also performed in The Curtis Symphony Orchestra at the 1999 Verbier Festival and Academy in Switzerland, under the direction of James Levine and Kent Nagano. Eveline is a Co-Founder, the Managing Director, and an Artist Member of America’s Dream Chamber Artists, a new and exciting chamber music society based in New York, with whom she performed in its Debut Concert at Peter Norton Symphony Space in New York. She is also a founding member of the West End Duo (flute and cello), which performed its New York debut recital on the Concerts at One series at St. Paul’s Chapel. Eveline has been featured in Zürichsee Zeitung (Switzerland).
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