He is part of the New Music Project of Argento Chamber Ensemble performing the works of Georg Friedrich Haas, Beat Furrer, Tristan Murail, and many more. The music of our time has also been an integral part of Mr. Other orchestras include American Symphony Orchestra at Bard College, American Ballet Theatre at the Metropolitan Opera House, and Riverside Symphony at the Alice Tully Hall in Lincoln Center.
He has played with the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra with tours in the US, Japan, and Europe performing in venues such as Carnegie Hall in New York and the Musiverien in Vienna.
Na plays with numerous ensembles around the city. He has been a part of the program ever since and participated in many of their special residencies in Florida, Vermont, New York, and Israel.Ĭurrently living in New York City, Mr. Na’s first time at the Perlman Music Program where his expression and musical identity were greatly influenced. During that time, the summer of 2004 was Mr. There he appeared as soloist with the Palisades Symphony, Brentwood Symphony, and Torrance Symphony.
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Receiving full scholarships to private high school Crossroads School of Arts and Sciences in Santa Monica, he moved to Los Angeles to study with renown violin teacher, Robert Lipsett, at The Colburn Music School. Na went on to win top prizes in The Sound of Music Festival, The Korea Times Youth Music Competition, the Chinese Music Teacher’s Association, The Menuhin Dowling Young Artist Competition, The Junior Bach Festival, VOCE of the Music Teacher’s Association of California, and The Pacific Musical Society. He quickly made his first performance with orchestra at age seven with the Peninsula Youth Symphony as the first prize winner of the concerto competition. Known for his sweet and “sumptuous” (New York Times) tone, American-born Doori Na took up violin at the age of four and began his studies with Li Lin at the San Francisco Conservatory of Music. We will be posting more information about Hillel and our new partnership with an IMPJ synagogue in the near future. We are proud to partner with them, to the extent we can, to foster self determination and independence for those who need help in charting a new path for themselves.Ĭontributions to both organizations can be made here. Given the makeup of the new Israeli government, Hillel’s work is more important than ever. In addition to long range planning and educational support Hillel also provides emergency housing and drop-in centers for mothers and young children.įunds collected by us will help underwrite Hillel’s new center in Beersheba where there are many unmet needs. It is estimated that between ten and fifteen percent of ultra orthodox Israelis leave their movement each year. Hillel: the Right to Choose is a long-standing and very well run multifaceted organization that helps individuals who were ultra orthodox and who have decided to enter secular life to get the necessary education, counseling and support they need to become independent and full fledged members of Israeli society. We are also working with the IMPJ to partner with a synagogue so that we can develop a bi-directional community relationship between Congregation Rodeph Sholom and a IMPJ synagogue in Israel. (This organization is unrelated to the college-centered American Hillel). This year’s general Israel recipient is Hillel : the Right to Choose.
Our congregation gives an annual grant to a worthy general Israel charitable organization and to an Israel Reform/Progressive movement (IMPJ) project/organization.
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