Judith Aller
An American Violin Virtuoso
Jascha Heifetz
"She’s the last of the great 19th Century violinists."
Helsinki Newspaper
"…One of the qualities of her playing is her exquistely beautiful cantilena, comparable to the tone of Jacques Thibaud…"
The Times, London
"…forthright and bold… she shaped the passionate lyricism of Schumann’s Sonata in A minor with assurance and sympathy."
Amsterdam newspaper
"It is as if Judith Aller were a kindred soul of Mendelssohn."
Varna newspaper
"The artist’s grasp stayed smoothly rich, rhythmically elastic, exultingly temperamental."
The Los Angeles Times
"The birds in Judith Aller’s ‘Spring’ chirped boisterously, suggesting a romantic approach to Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons…"
Gregor Piatigorsky
"Her playing breaks your heart open and makes you remember you have a heart and soul."
Warsaw-Poland
"Wieniawski’s Concerto in F sharp is one of the most beauitful pieces for violin, and Judith Aller extracted from it everything essential."
Malmoe-Sweden
"The soloist’s violin sang in a manner that could be characterized as an agreement of delicate senses, bringing to the audience a presence of something noble."
Swedish press– Helsinki
"The climax of the concert was Schubert’s Sonatina in g minor, which Judith Aller played with keen insight into the naive and romantic character of the work."
Studs Terkel
"She plays with a big tone and an abundance of feeling as you’ll hear on her CD Archangel!… she doesn’t play with a wimpy, wispy tone like all these wunderkinder do."
Pori–Finland
"…The soloist Judith Aller gave a brilliant example of her virtuoso violin playing and of her temperment… it was startling to hear those high tones and the execution of the difficult technical passages in Prokofiev’s Violin Concerto in g minor…"
Houston, Texas
"The fiery energy and great rubatos came forth from a colossally great and warm heart."
Archangel! Folies D’ Espagne:
“A BLURB FOR JUDITH (AND IT’S ALL THE TRUTH!)…
… The violin sonatas of Archangelo Corelli are treasures of spontaneous song, dancing, counterpoints, and pyrotechnics far ahead of their time. They constitute a bridge from the Baroque to the dazzling displays of Paganini. I can think of no one better to project their delights than Judith Aller. With the requisite virtuosity and the strong support of Merril Nixon at the keyboard, Judith performs these pieces with melodic sweep, elegance, and affection!”
John Strauss, Award-winning Musical Supervisor of the film “Amadeus” and producer of the Sound Track Recording.
Events 2023:
CITY OF WEST HOLLYWOOD DAY OF COMMEMORATION
Presenting a special day of art, music and documentary film focusing on remembrance and resistance. April 19th is the internationally recognized day of Yom HaShoah when the International Community comes together to recognize and remember victims of the Holocaust with the goal to educate the young generation and prevent future atrocities. JUDITH ALLER will be performing KADDISCH by Maurice Ravel, and STIMMUNGEN by Joseph Achron.
Wednesday, April 19, 2023 beginning at 12:00pm
West Hollywood City Council Chambers 625 N. San Vicente Boulevard, West Hollywood For questions, please reach out to Tatyana Rodzinek at trodzinek@weho.org or (323) 848-6826
RETURN TO THE GOLDEN AGE OF CLASSICAL MUSIC with JUDITH ALLER
The featured work: J.S. Bach Chaconne for solo violin.
Presenting J.S. Bach’s monumental Chaconne in d minor performed by violinist JUDITH ALLER
- Saturday, April 22nd 2023 at 1:00 pm.
- Canoga Park Library
- 20939 Sherman Way, Canoga Park 91303
- Contact: (818) 887-0320
Download the event flyer
Artwork by Joe Garnett
RETURN TO THE GOLDEN AGE OF CLASSICAL MUSIC with JUDITH ALLER
The featured work: J.S. Bach Chaconne for solo violin.
Presenting J.S. Bach’s monumental Chaconne in d minor performed by violinist JUDITH ALLER
- Saturday, January 21, 2023 at 2:00 PM
- Sherman Oaks Martin Pollard Branch Library
- 14245 Moorpark St. Los Angeles 91423
- Contact: (818) 205-9716
Artwork by Joe Garnett
Events 2022:
SEPTEMBER 11TH…A SPECIAL MUSICAL COMMEMORATION
Loss: Struggle, Resilience…
Presenting J.S. Bach’s monumental Chaconne in d minor performed by violinist JUDITH ALLER
- Sunday, September 11 at 2:00 pm
- Central Library, Mark Taper Auditorium
- 630 W. 5th Street, Los Angeles, CA 90071
- Contact: (213) 228-7000
- For ADA accommodations, call (213) 228-7430 at least 72 hours prior to the event
- Click here for printable event flyer
- Click here for details about Chaconne in D minor for Solo Violin
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JUDITH ALLER
What will the future of classical music be?
Will all the music of Centuries so far away in human history be or remain of the same importance and inspiration as they were to composers and audiences of the past?
These questions and more will be presented with music for violin solo by J.S. Bach in a performance by Judith Aller.
Judith Aller, Soloist
- Saturday, June 18th at 2:30 pm
- Chatsworth Branch of the Los Angeles Public Library
- 21052 Devonshire Street in Chatsworth
- Contact: (818) 341-4276
- For ADA accommodations, call 213-228-4730 at least 72 hours prior to event
- Click here for more information
Events 2021:
JUDITH ALLER
The Human Spirit in Music
With storytelling-sketches and music, violinist Judith Aller presents “The Human Spirit in Music,” a program featuring the how and why of great music.
Judith Aller, Soloist
- Sunday, November 14 at 2:00 pm
- Los Angeles Central Library Meeting Room A
- 630 West 5th Street, Downtown Los Angeles
- contact: (213) 228-7225
- Click here for more information
More About Judith:
Judith Aller comes from a musical family that goes back many generations in Europe. her teachers were Jascha Heifetz and her father, piano virtuoso Victor Aller. She lived in Finland, Sweden and France, toured as soloist and recorded with the Finnish Radio Symphony and taught at Sibelius Academy.
Critically acclaimed for her recording of the Corelli “La Folia Variations,” she has received recognition in Europe and in America as a virtuoso violinist and has an established audience for her work. Ms. Aller is noted for her rare interpretive-vision of the vanishing romantic-expressionist tradition, big tone and the abundance of feeling that can be heard in her performances and recordings.
A resident of Los Angeles, she has also worked with school and library audiences helping adults and children develop an appreciation and love for classical music.
Judith Aller on Pirastro strings: www.pirastro.com/public_pirastro/pages/en/Judith-Aller-00001/
Additional information – Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judith_Aller
