A dedicated chamber musician, Ms. Bushkova
has participated in Columbia River Festival (WA), Fontana
International Chamber Music Festival(MI), Yellow Barn
Music Festival (VT), Interlochen Chamber Players (MI),
Green Lake Festival (WI), Fontana Chamber Music Series
(MI), Castelfranco International Festival, International
Music Academy and Festival (Italy), The Chamber Music
Society of Fort Worth (TX), Niagara International Chamber
Music Festival (Canada), Barge Music, New York City,
Stellenbosch International Festival, South Africa, and
Port City Chamber Music Festival, North Carolina.
Ms. Bushkova has presented numerous master classes in
the US and abroad. She has served as a judge at Luis
Sigall International Violin Competition (Chile), taught
at Brzewski International Master Classes (Poland), Yellow
Barn Music School, Weathersfield Music Festival (Vermont),
Niagara International School for Musical Arts (Canada),
the International Academy of Music (Italy), Stellenbosch
International Festival (South Africa), and most recently
in Buenos Aires, (Argentina), Caracas (Venezuela), Minsk
(Republic of Belarus), and Summit Music Festival (New
York).
Ms. Bushkova's students have gone on to attend the finest
conservatories, including the Curtis Institute of Music,
The Juilliard School, Oberlin Conservatory, New England
Conservatory, Cleveland Institute of Music, Eastman
School of Music, Moscow Conservatory, and perform with
well known ensembles and orchestras, such as Cavani
String Quartet, Detroit Symphony, Dallas Symphony, Toronto
Symphony, and New York Philharmonic.
Born into a family of renowned violinists in Moscow,
Russia, Julia Bushkova began study of the violin at
the age of five and made her concerto debut at the age
of fifteen in Poland. She graduated with highest honors
(summa cum laude) from the Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatory
where she studied with Professors Zoria Shikhmurzaeva,
Igor Bezrodny, Konstantin Adjemov and Dmitri Shebalin
of the Borodin String Quartet. During this time, she
performed in Hungary, Poland, Bulgaria and the former
USSR, including concerts in Moscow's Great Hall and
the Palace of Congress.
Julia Bushkova is currently an Associate Professor of
Violin at the University of North Texas.
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