Ambroise Aubrun, Violin
Hailed as a “marvelous violinist” (France Musique) with “sensitive tone” (Pizzicato Magazine) and “tremendous ease, suppleness and beauty of sound” (Nice-Matin), violinist Ambroise Aubrun enjoys a career as a sought-after soloist, chamber musician and pedagogue. He has performed extensively and conducted Master Classes in the Americas, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand.
His albums for the Editions Hortus and Navona Records have embraced a wide range of repertoire from J.S. Bach to Tanguy (b.1968) and received praise of the highest caliber (5 stars Pizzicato Journal, “editor's choice” on France Musique, and a nomination for the 2021 International Classical Music Awards). His performances and albums have been broadcast on CBS, ABC, WFMT Chicago, France Musique, 3MBS Melbourne (Australia), Klara Radio (Belgium), KPFK Los Angeles, KNCJ Nevada, WTUL New-Orleans, and K-USC Los Angeles.
As a prominent advocate for new music, Aubrun has premiered over 30 works globally and is the dedicatee of several compositions.
He has served as guest concertmaster of the Kaleidoscope Chamber Orchestra, the Las Vegas Philharmonic, and the International Chamber Orchestra of Puerto Rico, and is a regular guest of the Los Angeles Philharmonic violin sections.
Aubrun studied at the Paris National Superior Conservatory, UCLA (D.M.A.), and the Colburn School (Artist Diploma). He is the winner of the Charles Oulmont Prize of the Fondation de France and laureate of the Langart Foundation. Associate Professor of Violin at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, Aubrun plays a Matteo Goffriller violin, on a generous loan from the Foundation. He is the artistic director of the Bruman Chamber Music Festival at UCLA. More information at www.ambroiseaubrun.com.
