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Mela Tenenbaum
Mela Tenenbaum, born in Ukraine, is a classical violinist and violist, also playing viola d'amore. She graduated from the Kiev Conservatory and performed the Kiev Philharmonic and other orchestras. She inspired composers such as Dmitri Klebanov to write pieces for her.
She emigrated to the United States and was from the early 1990s concertmaster of the Philharmonia Virtuosi. She recorded works from Bach to salon music, especially chamber music.
== Career ==
Tenenbaum studied music at the Kiev Conservatory and obtained a master's degree. She performed with the Kiev Chamber Orchestra and the Kiev Philharmonic from 1979. She was also a soloist and concertmaster with the chamber orchestra Perpetuum Mobile, an ensemble supported by the Ukrainian Union of Composers. Several Russian and Ukrainian composers wrote works for her which she premiered.〔 Dmitri Klebanov composed for her pieces such as a viola concerto and ''Japanese Silhouettes'' for soprano, viola d'amore and a mixed ensemble of thirteen players.〔
In 1990, she emigrated to the United States. She has been the concertmaster of the chamber orchestra Philharmonia Virtuosi, founded and conducted by Richard Kapp, from 1993.〔 (Other sources give 1989 as the time of immigration and 1991 as year of appointment.〔) From 1992, she was the concertmaster for choral concerts of the community chorus The Master Singers of Westchester in the Bedford Presbyterian church, including Bach's Mass in B minor in 2003〔 and Mozart's Great Mass in C minor in 2007.〔 She has been on the faculty of the Killington Music Festival,〔 and has lectured at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Smithsonian Institution.〔
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