Biography
Eduard Schmieder, born and educated in Russia, has been characterized as an “extraordinary musician of the late 20th century,”1.
His ability to communicate with audiences and students alike places him in a rare category of elite performers and educators. As artist and teacher, Schmieder amalgamates and creatively transforms the great traditions of European and American art. He maintains a concert schedule as conductor and violinist and teaches an internationally selected class of students. Students of professor Schmieder consistently win top prizes at the most prestigious international competitions. They have established careers as soloists, chamber musicians, and hold leading positions in orchestras in Europe, Asia, and the United States
Courses Taught
Number | Name | Level |
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MUSC 1501 | Instrumental Concentration | Undergraduate |
MUSC 1502 | Instrumental Concentration | Undergraduate |
MUSC 1503 | Instrumental Major | Undergraduate |
MUSC 1504 | Instrumental Major | Undergraduate |
MUSC 2501 | Instrumental Concentration | Undergraduate |
MUSC 2503 | Instrumental Major | Undergraduate |
MUSC 3501 | Instrumental Concentration | Undergraduate |
MUSC 3502 | Instrumental Concentration | Undergraduate |
MUSC 3503 | Instrumental Major | Undergraduate |
MUSC 3551 | Applied Lesson - Instrumental | Undergraduate |
MUSC 4503 | Instrumental Major | Undergraduate |
MUSC 8504 | Instrumental Major | Graduate |
MUSC 8514 | Instrumental Major | Graduate |
MUSC 8524 | Instrumental Major | Graduate |
MUSC 8562 | Upper String Pedagogy | Graduate |
MUSC 8566 | String Major/Pedagogy | Graduate |
MUSC 8584 | Instrumental Major (Recital) | Graduate |
MUSC 9001 | Appl Music-Prof Studies | Graduate |
MUSC 9004 | Doctoral String Major | Graduate |
MUSC 9024 | Doctoral String Major | Graduate |