“Violinist Nicholas DiEugenio played with rapturous poetry.”
Nicholas is in-demand as a soloist, chamber musician, and ensemble leader, creating powerful shared experiences in music ranging from early baroque to contemporary commissions. A core member of the Sebastians, a period group hailed as “topnotch” by the New Yorker and “sharp-edged and engaging” by The New York Times, Nicholas also performs and records with pianist and wife Mimi Solomon.
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Nicholas DiEugenio announces '24-'25 season
Highlights from Nicholas DiEugenio’s ‘24-25 season
Nicholas DiEugenio and friends launch The Gut Instinct Chamber Music Project
The Gut Instinct Chamber Music Project is a three-part concert series in Chapel Hill, NC in the 2024-25 concert season
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Nicholas DiEugenio Performs and Paints Bach’s Sonatas and Partitas for Solo Violin
In 2024, Nicholas will tour with the Bach Sonatas and Partitas for Solo Violin, performing the full cycle accompanied by companion pieces of his own visual art
Latest Album
Unraveling Beethoven
New Commissions for Violin and Piano of Allen Anderson, D.K. Garner, Robert Honstein, Jesse Jones, and Tonia Ko
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Upcoming SHOWS
November 3, 2024
3pm
Complete Schumann Piano Trios
As part of the Fall 2024 Staunton Music Festival Recital Series, Nicholas joins cellist James Wilson and fortepianist Carsten Schmidt and the festival's 1830 Graf fortepiano built by Rodney Regier in a performance of the three Schumann Piano Trios.
November 15, 2024
7:30pm
Gut Instinct Chamber Project: Pauline Viardot
The Gut Instinct Chamber Music Project is a three-part, free concert series curated by Nicholas DiEugenio which brings UNC's historical instrument collection together with artists committed to presenting inspired, visceral, historically informed performances of the 19th-century chamber music repertoire.
Stylish. HIP. Inspired.
This season's programming features music of female composers and their artistic circles, and takes advantage of UNC Chapel Hill's collection of historic pianos such as its 1843 Pleyel and Graf replica built by Rodney Regier. Nicholas joins pianist Mimi Solomon and UNC Chapel Hill's 1843 Pleyel to explore music of Pauline Viardot and her circle, including Gabriel Faure's iconic Violin Sonata in A Major, op. 13.
