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Christopher Fox

Semester of Mini-grant
Year of Mini-grant
2022
Disciplines(s)
Grant Description
I am applying for a minigrant towards the funding of professional sheet music editions for upcoming recitals. I am currently preparing for two of the most important performances I will give at UVA: a quartet recital in February, with fellow Arts Scholar Britney Cheung and two other musicians, as well as my DMP recital in April.
Original Proposal
Proposal Outcome
Title
Recital Sheet-Music Fund
Class Year
2023
Disciplines(s)
Arts Award Type
Proposal Outcome
Faculty Advisor
Adam Carter
Department
Music
Grant Description
In preparation for my fourth-year recital next year, I am applying for a grant towards recital expenses, in addition to various repairs that my cello ought to receive prior to the performance. Recital expenses will include piano accompaniment, private lessons, photography, a bow re-hair, and a new set of strings. Cello repairs will include varnish touch-ups, closing open seams, and wood adjustments.
Original Proposal
Title
Cello DMP Recital and Repairs

Chris Fox grew up in McLean, Virginia and began playing cello when he was nine years old. Before coming to the University, Chris was active in his high school’s orchestra, chamber ensemble, and theatre pit orchestra. In addition, he participated in the Arlington Philharmonic Youth Chamber Program, McLean Youth Orchestra, Senior Regional Orchestra, and Virginia All-State Orchestra. At UVA, Chris is continuing to pursue his passion for cello by majoring in Music, in addition to Commerce. Since his first year, he has become a member of The Charlottesville Symphony, various chamber groups, and UVA’s Baroque Ensemble. Chris’s involvement with music at UVA has also given him the opportunity to play with the Trans Siberian Orchestra at John Paul Jones Arena, perform for church services at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, and participate in the Music Department’s annual Messiah Sing-In. Chris is enthusiastic about becoming a Miller Arts Scholar and is excited to continue improving his cello abilities and connect with peers and faculty.


 

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