Biography
Eugene is an accomplished Violinist and Baroque Violinist.

Recent solo highlights include a solo recital to open the 2009 Festival of Ernest Bloch at St Martin-in-the-Fields, concert appearance as first violin solo in JS Bach's Double Violin Concerto, Cambridge Bach Players, Trinity College, Cambridge, and the world premiere of Christopher Winders' Adagio with the Eastman Philarmonia.

Eugene has been a member of various chamber ensembles including the Oxbow String Quartet, Ensemble Virtu and the Gypsy Jazz Quintet. An advocate for contemporary music, he has premiered the works of composers Todd Kramer, Marcus Macauley, Jonathan Graybill, and Jairo Duarte-Lopez.

Orchestral Work
Orchestras: Brandenburg Sinfonia, Charivari Agreable Simfonie, National Symphony Orchestra, Sinfonia Verdi.

Eugene's orchestral work also includes Brandenburg Baroque Soloists, Cambridge Univeristy Collegium Musicum, Cambridge Bach Players, Ensemble Akademie Freiburg Barockorchester, Jeune Orchestre d'Atlantique, Noam Faingold Orchestra and the Eastman School's Collegium Musicum, Symphony Orchestra, Philharmonia, and Musica Nova. Guildhall Graduate Baroque Orchestra (Prouduction of Israel in Egypt, Bath International Music Festival, June 2010.

Eugene's pop work includes the Paul Potts Passione Tour (2009), and appearances of X Factor (November 2009).

Education
Eugene's graduate studies took place at Eastman School of Music, Rochester, NY (BMus Hons, 2003 - 07), and the University of Cambridge (MPhil Distinction, 2008 - 09)

Prizes and Awards

• Graduate Scholar / Jack Kent Cooke Foundation (2008, ongoing)
• Howard Hanson Scholarship (2006)
• George Eastman Grant (2004)

Teachers: Oleh Krysa, Mikhail Kopelman, Zinaida Gilels, Janet Sung, George Taylor.

Eugene joined Morgensterns in December 2009

Eugene's web profile was last updated 18th Jun 2011

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