"ESSENCE BAROQUE" - NEW ALBUM AVAILABLE NOW
Today, accomplished multi-instrumentalist Judy Hung releases her debut Album “Essence Baroque,” a 24-track cover album, which is now available on all digital service providers.
After years of giving numerous solo Historical Informed Performance (HIP) concerts spanning three continents, Judy Hung decided to use these programs as inspiration for this CD. The following solo baroque violin and harpsichord works were chosen. The instruments selected (among her menagerie of instruments) and the pieces performed are some of her personal favorites. There is also a special surprise at the end of the album.
“This music collection is like a stained-glass window; every movement is a small glass pane, shaped and coloured to give the listener a distinct insight into each composer represented. Together, they create a wonderful view of an amazing era.”
About Judy Hung
Judy Hung enjoys a versatile career as violinist, pianist, violoncellist da spalla, teacher & artistic director. She performs on both modern & period instruments. She has appeared as a soloist, chamber musician & recitalist in Asia, North America & Europe.
Music director and organist at Valois United Church, Judy serves as collaborative pianist at McGill University's Schulich School of Music. Judy Hung is the founder and artistic director of L'Orchestre symphonique des jeunes de Vaudreuil-Soulanges. She was on the staff at the McGill University's Conservatory of Music as violin instructor until its closure, and recently joined as music faculty at Collège Beaubois.
An experienced collaborative pianist & piano accompanist with vast repertoire, Judy Hung provides collaborative piano & piano accompanying services. Judy Hung offers piano & violin lessons at her studios on the West Island of Montreal as well as in the Vaudreuil-Soulanges area.
Her solo album "Essence Baroque" has released in October 2022 with the supports from Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec (CALQ Montérégie-Ouest) and MRC de Vaudreuil-Soulanges.
Judy is also grateful to Canada Council for the Arts for supporting her violoncello da spalla research project during 2022-2023.