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Mihai Craioveanu

Mihai Craioveanu · Violin

Hailed by the prestigious magazine The Strad, as “stunning...brilliant”, Mihai Craioveanu has concertized to great acclaim throughout the world. The Washington Post describes his playing as a “Violinist Speaking in Strings...dramatic, nuanced and playful...his violin became became his voice.”

He performed sold out concerts in legendary venues, such as Carnegie Hall in New York City, Palau de la Musica in Barcelona, Atheneum Hall in Bucharest, and the internationally televised “Hour of Power” at the renowned Crystal Cathedral in California. He also performed on the nationally televised program “Joy of Music” hosted by the famed organist Diane Bish. Craioveanu´s recent acclaimed concert debut in China as part of the Shanghai International Festival, was broadcast on the Chinese national television as well as worldwide on satellite channels. Craioveanu´s biography is included in the upcoming 2007 edition of the prestigious Marquis Who Is Who In American Education. His CD recording is distributed on www.amazon.com.

Mihai Craioveanu is currently Professor of Violin and Chair of the Strings Area at Hope College.

  Chamber Music
  Festival of Saugatuck
  Artists 2009

Paul Austin, horn
Adam Clark, piano
Diana Cohen, violin
Joan Conway, piano
Barbara Corbató, viola
Mihai Craioveanu, violin
Amanda Dykhouse, violin
Alicia Eppinga, cello
Lauren Garza, viola
Monica Griffin, soprano
Diane Helle, violin
Stephanie Hovnanian, clarinet
Christopher Kantner, flute
Renata Artman Knific, violin
Tom Knific, bass
Lora Kolean, piano
Andrew Le, piano
Merling Trio
Sylvia Norris, harp
Perugino Quartet
Jack Ridl, poet
Robert "Gabe" Southard, flute
Sarah Southard, oboe
Timothy Stoddard, baritone
Eric Tanner, violin
Stacey Bosman Tanner, cello
Bruce Uchimura, cello
Susan Wiersma Uchimura, piano
Judith Vander Weg, cello
Jennifer Walvoord, violin
Martha Walvoord, violin
Bradley Wong, clarinet
Henry Wong-Doe, piano