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Applied Piano
“Music means everything to me because of its expressive and communicative powers. Being able to dedicate myself to sharing music with others through teaching and performing is a true gift”
Ruti Abramovitch recently joined the VanderCook faculty after teaching as an associate instructor at Indiana University since 2005. She received her bachelor of music and master of music degrees in piano from the Tel-Aviv Music Academy and is currently finishing her doctorate of musical arts degree at Indiana University.
Abramovitch has extensive experience performing both as a soloist and as a chamber musician throughout various cities in Israel, Italy, and the United States. She is also the recipient of numerous scholarships and accolades, including awards at the Tel-Aviv Music Academy competitions, first place in the Indianapolis Matinee Musicale competition 2008, and first place at the concerto competition at Indiana University. A review of her performance of the first Chopin concerto at the Musical Arts Center in Bloomington described her playing as "impressive" and "exceptional."
Piano studies at Vandercook offer a variety of opportunities for growth. In this unique environment, you will not only improve your skills at the piano but become a well-rounded musician and educator. In our weekly private lessons we will work on improving your technical and musical abilities and provide you skills that will be essential to your career as an educator. Aside from interpreting standard piano repertoire, lessons will also include learning various accompaniment styles and how to teach a piano lab. You will have many performance opportunities ranging from solo recitals to collaborations with various sized ensembles. Our smaller and more intimate size classes ensure you receive individualized attention and have a supportive and comfortable environment in which to develop. We look forward to setting you on the path towards a successful career in music education.
Are you thinking about becoming a music teacher? If so, I'd be happy to answer any questions you may have about teaching music. I'd also love to chat with you about what VanderCook has to offer and what you can expect if you choose to study piano here. Feel free to contact me at rabramovitch@vandercook.edu for more information.
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Contact Ruti Abramovitch:
(312) 225-6288
rabramovitch@vandercook.edu
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