Daniel Orsen
Musician
Daniel Orsen
Musician
Boston, MA | |
Viola | |
3 | Followers |
14 | Played at 14 groupmuses! |
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Send Daniel a messageI am a violist based in Boston, MA. This season I will be performing regularly as guest solo violist with the Arctic Philharmonic Sinfonietta in Bødo, Norway. I also perform frequently with the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra, Boston Symphony Orchestra, and Philadelphia Orchestra. I most love playing chamber music, and can think of nothing more fun than a sight-reading party with friends. I have performed alongside Itzhak Perlman, Kim Kashkashian, Paul Katz, Donald Weilerstein and the Jasper String Quartet, as well as many of the leading talents of my generation, including Stella Chen, William Hagen, Stephen Waarts, and Inmo Yang. I studied with Kim Kashkashian at the New England Conservatory and Peter Slowik at the Oberlin Conservatory.
Traditional Repertoire
I have a large repertoire of solo and chamber music from Baroque-present day. Some of my favorites are the solo works of Bach, Telemann, and Ligeti, sonatas with piano by Schubert, Schumann, Brahms, Hindemith, the Mozart violin-viola duets, and a long list of short miniatures with piano that I dearly love.
Videos
Audio
Groups
Jamaica Plain Chamber Music
Performed groupmuses (14)
Wagner's Nightmare - Viola & Piano
Jamaica Plain Chamber Music - Beethoven Bash Part 3 - Opus 130 and the Grosse Fugue
Jamaica Plain Chamber Music - Beethoven Bash Part 2 - Opus 132 and Josquin
Jamaica Plain Chamber Music - Beethoven Bash Part 1 - Opus 131 and Haydn's "Emperor" Quartet
Piano and Viola Giojoso
Groupmuse in the Canopy Room
The Voice of Viola in Vienna
A May Birthdaymuse!
Happy Hour Groupmuse (& Galia's birthday!)
Neighborhood String Quartet Project Part 1 of 2. Works by Haydn and W. G. Still
Shades of Love, A String Quartet Journey with Sophia, Sophie, Dan, and Tim
The Color of Harmony: An Evening of Strings & Visual Art
Rasa String Quartet Returns!
Massive at the Museum: The Smithsonian Awaits