# Jennifer Frautschi
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jennifer frautschi () is an American classical violinist, currently Artist-in-Residence at Stony Brook University. She plays an Antonio Stradivarius violin known as the "ex-Cadiz," dated to 1722 which a private American foundation gave to her on loan.
== Biography ==
Frautschi was born in Pasadena, California and began to play the violin at the age of three.
#86: Jennifer Frautschi, Part I - 2021 Winter Festival
Violinist and SCMS Festival Artist Jennifer Frautschi, talks about the pandemic's impact on her personal priorities and her musical practice. The demands of raising a young daughter have taken on a new urgency. Meanwhile, playing fewer concerts allows her to think in greater detail than ever before…
013 Jim Stephenson: How He Followed His Calling & Created His Dream Career
Today, I speak with composer Jim Stephenson. Among many other topics, we discuss his transition from performer to full-time composer, why it's important to look inside and listen to our instinct, why we need to have the right mindset in building a career we love, and how to harness focus in our wor…
You're Not From Around Here with Finnish Warren - FINNISH WARREN GOES TO WAR with Jennifer Frautschi
Twice Grammy Nominated American Violinist, JENNIFER FRAUtSCHI, joins us as this episode vaguely examines the topic of war. Wonderful pieces from Ms. Frautschi are shared and she talks to us about her life. Plus, as always, some of the stupidest sketches known to man.
Machine And Majesty, Missoula Symphony Connects Contrasts
While John Adams' digital sound may seem an odd fit with Mendelssohn's romantic style, the Missoula Symphony finds connections in the contrast. The opening concert of the symphony's 62nd season, entited, "Fast Machine," juxtaposes "machine, motion and rhythm" with "fluidity and majesty," and featur…
Machine And Majesty, Missoula Symphony Connects Contrasts
While John Adams' digital sound may seem an odd fit with Mendelssohn's romantic style, the Missoula Symphony finds connections in the contrast. The opening concert of the symphony's 62nd season, entited, "Fast Machine," juxtaposes "machine, motion and rhythm" with "fluidity and majesty," and featur…
Romantic Violin Tell & Show with Geoff Nuttall and Jennifer Frautschi
On this episode of Spoleto Backstage, we highlight two passionate, exciting Romantic era sonatas for violin and piano, and hear some background about the pieces from the musicians who performed them at this year's Spoleto Chamber Music Series. First, we speak with Geoff Nuttall, violinist and the C…
David Beauschesne - Rhode Island Philharmonic Orchestra
David Beauchesne, Executive Director of the Rhode Island Philharmonic Orchestra. #WPRO
The season continues for the Rhode Island Philharmonic Orchestra, with a loosening of coronavirus restrictions allowing for a slightly larger audience in the Veterans Memorial Auditorium, and the hope for still…
You're Not From Around Here with Finnish Warren - FINNISH WARREN GOES TO WAR with Jennifer Frautschi
Twice Grammy Nominated American Violinist, JENNIFER FRAUtSCHI, joins us as this episode vaguely examines the topic of war. Wonderful pieces from Ms. Frautschi are shared and she talks to us about her life. Plus, as always, some of the stupidest sketches known to man.
ShanRong Janicijevic-tuo
Today I welcome ShanRong Janicijevic-tuo to the podcast, a violist and music educator based in New York City, USA and a mother of 1.
Born in China, ShanRong started playing the violin at the age of 10, which was considered late to start. ShanRong grew up in a valley a long way from the city, so she…
1.4 - Jim Stephenson
Listen in as Jason welcomes composer Jim Stephenson to the podcast!
Leading American orchestras, instrumentalists, and wind ensembles around the world have performed the music of Chicago based composer James M. Stephenson, both to critical acclaim and the delight of audiences. The Boston Herald rav…
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