UPCOMING
PERFORMANCE: SUNDAY
AFTERNOON WITH THE ROSSETTI PIANO TRIO 2:30 PM May 16, 2024 at the NEUROSCIENCES INSTITUTE AUDITORIUM
in SAN DIEGO, CA.
RINA DOKSHITSKY, pianist
Originally from Israel, Rina first burst into the international scene
at the age of 13 when she made her debut with Zubin Mehta and the Israel
Philharmonic Orchestra performing Mendessohn's Piano Concerto No.
in G minor. She then went on to win prizes at the world's major international
piano competitions: the International Competition for Young Pianists in
Senegalia, Italy (Gold Medal - 1981); the Jerusalem Symphony's Young Artists
Competition (1985) the Young Concert Artists International Auditions in
New York (1987); the Arthur Rubinstein International Piano Competition
in Tel Aviv (Silver Medal -1989). She has also won the Bruce Hungerford
Memorial Prize and the Mortimer Levitt Career Development Award for Women
Artists. She has built an impressive career that has taken her to Italy,
Spain, Japan, Costa Rica, Guatemala, and of course, the US where she now
resides.
Acclaimed for "playing with ultimate naturalness and considerable charm,"
Rina has performed solo recitals in such prestigious concerts halls as
the Kennedy Center, Carnegie's Weill Recital Hall, the Isabella Gardner
Museum and Jordan Hall in Boston, and the Ruth Ackerd Hall in Florida.
Her chamber music engagements have included appearances at such world-renowned
festivals as the Spoleto Festivals - USA and Italy, Ravinia Festival,
and the Grand Teton Music Festival. Apart from her frequent performances
with Henry Gronnier and the Rossetti String Quartet, she has collaborated
with Soren Bagratuni, Joshua Bell, members of the Borromeo String Quartet,
Carter Brey, Colin Carr, Miriam Fried, Gary HoffmanSteven Isserlis, Barnabas
Keleman, Kyoko Takezawa and Masuko Ushioda and has appeared with the Jerusalem
Symphony, Israel Chamber Orchestra, New England Conservatory Symphony,
Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra, Paducah Symphony Orchestra, and Lake Charles
Symphony. Recent performances include recitals for National Radio in Jerusalem
and the Tel-Aviv Museum recital series as well as concerts with the Israel
Chamber Orchestra.
Her discography includes an acclaimed recording on EMI Classics with rising
star cellist Alban Gerhardt.
Rina began her music studies in Israel with Ilona Vinzse at age five.
She then studied with Russell Sherman athe the New England Conservatory
where she earned both her Bachelor's and Master's degrees. Her coaches
have included Richard Goode, Gina Bachauer and Claude Frank.
When she's not performing, Rina teaches Master Classes and gives private
piano lessons in Los Angeles, CA.
CLICK HERE for video
clips of Rina in performance with Henry Gronnier.