Expert Source: Korine Fujiwara

Korine Fujiwara, who began her orchestral career with The Brooklyn Philharmonic, holds degrees in violin from The Juilliard School and Northwestern University. She has received various awards throughout her career, including the Hjalmer and Emma Kivekas Award, the Raymond Cerf Memorial Scholarship in Violin, and the Fetzer Prize for outstanding performance. Fujiwara has performed with the Columbus Symphony Orchestra since 1992 and performs frequently with the ProMusica Chamber Orchestra. She is the violinist in the Carpe Diem String Quartet and a founding member and performer in the Marble Cliff Chamber Players.

Education:

• B.M., Northwestern University
• M.M., The Juilliard School

Areas of Expertise:

• Violin/viola

Selected Performances:

• Numerous music festivals, including the Victoria International Festival, the Aspen Music Festival, the Focus! Festival of 20th Century Music at Lincoln Center, and the Summergarden Festival at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City
• Performer at the Olympic Music Festival in Seattle, Wash. (featured on public radio)
• Performer at the Snake River Chamber Music Festival