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Michael Kugel

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Michael Kugel (Ukrainian: Михайло Бенедиктович Кугель; born December 5, 1946) is a Ukrainian viola player and composer.

Education

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Born in Kharkiv, USSR, he attended various post-secondary music programs.

Career

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From 1975 to 1996, Michael Kugel was an academic and musician.

Kugel has been a jury member for competitions including:

Awards

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The 1975 International Viola Competition joint winners were Zoltan Toth and Kugel.[4]

Books

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  • The history of an era. An interpretation of two works for viola (2002, ISBN 978-2-87304-001-7)

Selected compositions

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Kugel's compositions are published by Alain Van Kerckhoven Editeur.

  • Il Carnevale di Venezia for Viola and Piano (2001)
  • Classical Preludes for Viola and Piano (1999)
  • Sonata-Poem for Viola Solo (1987)
  • Suite in Memoriam Shostakovich for Viola and Piano (1988)

Discography

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He made them in the former Soviet Union but most of those records are unavailable.

His recent recordings include:

  • In Memoriam Shostakovich. Michael Kugel (viola), Vesna Podrug (piano), 1998, ASIN B000068VGR
  • The recorded viola. Volume IV. Pearl GEMS 0039, PhonCD R2448 reva v.4, 1998
  • Mark Kopytman, Beyond all this... The Israel Camerata, Avner Biron (conductor), Michael Kugel (viola), 1999, IMI-CD-1929-03
  • Glinka, Paganini, Bizet, Waxman. Michael Kugel (viola) Asir Rozenberg (piano), 1999
  • The greatest Russian violists (MELODIA)-2009.
  • Michael Kugel - Boris Berezovsky (MELODIA - 2014)

References

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  1. ↑ First International viola competition in Vienna, 1998
  2. ↑ Primrose Memorial Viola Competition, 1999
  3. ↑ "IX Lionel Tertis International Viola competition and Workshop, 2006" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2007-09-28. Retrieved 2007-04-11.
  4. ↑ "Playing the Soviet carrier", Tully Potter, The Strad, June 1995
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