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COMPOSER | ARRANGER Ph.D. University at Buffalo Adjunct Professor at University at Buffalo Faculty at Walden Music Summer Camp Director, Buffalo Tango Okrestra Co/Director, Music Shul (716) 418-2582 shulman3@buffalo.edu |
AWARDS 2009 International Jurgenson Competition in Moscow - 3rd place 2015 Fromm Commission 2018 The American Prize Finalist |
Russian-born Israeli composer, violin, viola, bandoneon and accordion player, Moshe Shulman, received both Bachelor and Master of Music degrees in composition from the Jerusalem Academy of Music, and a PhD in composition from the State University of New York at Buffalo (UB). He has studied with Mark Kopytman, David Felder and Johannes Schollhorn.
Moshe writes music for concert halls, theater and opera.
Moshe is a performer of classical music, Argentine tango, Klezmer, and Gypsy music He also coaches youth soccer and tango dancing for adults. In Spring 2012 he led the Baires Klezmer Orchestra in Buenos Aires, Argentina and in the summer 2012 formed the Buffalo Tango Orkestra for which he arranges the music. In addition, Moshe performed on the bandoneon in Toronto, Washington DC, Boston and Baltimore with world famous tango artists such as Ariel Ardit.
Currently he is on the Music Faculty at University at Buffalo, Walden Summer Music Camp, and composer in residence with the Commonwealth Lyric Opera in Boston, Massachusetts.
Moshe writes music for concert halls, theater and opera.
Moshe is a performer of classical music, Argentine tango, Klezmer, and Gypsy music He also coaches youth soccer and tango dancing for adults. In Spring 2012 he led the Baires Klezmer Orchestra in Buenos Aires, Argentina and in the summer 2012 formed the Buffalo Tango Orkestra for which he arranges the music. In addition, Moshe performed on the bandoneon in Toronto, Washington DC, Boston and Baltimore with world famous tango artists such as Ariel Ardit.
Currently he is on the Music Faculty at University at Buffalo, Walden Summer Music Camp, and composer in residence with the Commonwealth Lyric Opera in Boston, Massachusetts.