Bawcombe has performed on three continents as recitalist, soloist with orchestras, and chamber musician. Critics have sung praises of her playing including The New York Times which hailed her performance as, “…deeply talented a beautiful pianist.” Ms. Angel has won additional awards including the American Suzuki Institute’s John and Catherine Kendall Memorial Scholarship for 2016, the CodaBow International Scholarship for 2017, and the Most Outstanding Graduate Student at University of Texas at Arlington for the 2014-2015 school year.īio: Candace Bawcombe, organist, pianist, harpsichordist, choirmaster and educator, has enjoyed a prolific career as a concert pianist, soloist with orchestras, recitalist, chamber musician and orchestral pianist/keyboardist. Each summer, he continues his studies by attending training institutes and music festivals around the country including the Brevard Music Center, Meadowmount School of Music, Suzuki Teacher Development Training, Bravo Strings institute, and the Symphony Orchestra Academy of the Pacific. Angel also directed the Ramirez Suzuki Violin Program at Ramirez Elementary School and worked with the Suzuki Talent Education of the Lubbock Region program. Additionally, during his time in Lubbock, Dr. There he held a prestigious position in the Graduate String Quartet, was awarded concertmaster in the University Symphony Orchestra, and was a Graduate Teaching Assistant for his instructor, Dr. In the spring of 2018, Angel completed his Doctorate of Musical Arts in violin performance at Texas Tech University. Angel’s other solo engagements include works by Sarasate, Camille Saint-Saëns, and Jean Sibelius. He has also won numerous competitions including the Coeur d’Alene Symphony Orchestra National Young Artist competition in January 2015, where he performed the Glazunov Violin Concerto in a minor with the symphony the following May. In the past, Angel has also won section violin positions with the Las Colinas Symphony and the Lubbock Symphony Orchestra. Angel was invited to act as a guest concertmaster for the Amarillo Symphony and won the Principal Second violin chair in the Lubbock Symphony. Timothy Angel, Violin and Viola Lecturer at the University of Texas at Arlington, is a dedicated performing artist and instructor.

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