Augusto Diemecke started his
violin studies at age 11 with his father
Emilio Diemecke. Mr. Diemecke continued his violin training
with Joanna
Maikovska, Enrique Espin Yepes, Jorge Risi, Manuel Suarez,
Fredell Lack, and Kenneth
Goldsmith. Augusto has participated in master classes
with Itzhak Perlman, Henryk Szeryng, and Sergui Luca. He is a
graduate from the Conservatorio Nacional de Musica in Mexico
City. He holds a Licensiatura in violin performance from Ollyn
Yolitztly school of Music in Mexico. In 1982, Mr. Diemecke won
the first prize in the Concurso Nacional de violin in Mexico
City.
Mr. Diemecke is a very active performer. He has played with
orchestras
such as the Mexico City Philharmonic, OFUNAM, Guanajuato
Symphony, Houston
Symphony, Houston Ballet Orchestra, Cayuga Chamber Orchestra,
Orchestra do Norte
do Portugal, and as concertmaster with Orquesta Philharmonique
du Tuornon in
France. He is currently the concertmaster with the Orchestra of
the Southern
Fingerlakes (OSFL).
As a soloist he has performed with the Guanajuato Symphony,
Morelia Symphony, Orquesta Ollin Yolistly, Orquesta de Camara de
Bellas
Artes, Corning Youth Orchestra, North Houston Symphony,
Orquesta do Norte do
Portugal, and Colgate Symphony. He has performed chamber music
recitals in France,
Portugal, Peru, Mexico, and the United States.
Augusto Diemecke has been teaching violin since 1988. In
1991, he began his training in Suzuki pedagogy at the Ithaca
College Summer Institute. Augusto has taken training courses
with Daphne Hughes, Linda Fiore, Marilyn O’Boyle, and Carrie
Reuning-Hummel.
In 1997 he joined the faculty of Ithaca Talent Education Suzuki School as a
violin teacher, and has been conducting the Pochino Orchestra
for the past 2 years. In the year 2000 Mr. Diemecke organized a
tour for the ITE advanced violin ensemble to Mexico, through
various cities such as Guanajuato, Zamora, San Miguel, and
Salamanca.
Mr. Diemecke has been a guest clinician at the Vermont Suzuki
Strings
camp, New Hampshire workshop, Gabriel Foure Orchestra training
camp in France,
Corning Strings Summer Camp, and the Lima, Peru festival. He
is the
co-director for the Guanajuato, Mexico Suzuki Festival each
September.
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