Nicholas Szucs is a highly experienced violinist based in New York who is well known for giving remarkable solo performances. As a part of the Grand Montgomery Chamber Series in the year 2007, he gave a spectacular performance, which included works by Ysaye, Bach, and Paganini. In the same year, he participated in the world premiere solo of Steve Margoshes' New Hungarian Rhapsody together with the Greater Newburgh Symphony Orchestra. Recently, he took part in Sarasate's Carmen Fantasy in collaboration with the Northern Dutchess Symphony Orchestra, and the Mendelssohn Violin Concerto in EMinor with the SUNY Orange Symphony in the year 2012.

Nicholas Szucs has been offering exceptional services as a concert violinist, violist, and a guitarist for many years in New York.

About Nicholas Szucs

Nicholas Szucs is an active concert violinist based in Amawalk, Greater New York area, and can provide any solo that orchestra committee requests. He has done B.S in the Arts, Music Performance in 2007 from the Empire State College, SUNY. Thereafter, he has done A.D. In Violin performance from Southern Methodist University Music Conservatory in 1994. he has also done B.A. In Violin Performance in 1988 from Manhattan School of Music. In the urge to learn more, he has done Violin Studies with Burton Kaplan, Betty-Jean Hagen, and Oscar Ravina. He has been a faculty, Professor of Violin of Music Conservatory Of Westchester from the year 2004 to 2008. He has also been an Adjunct professor of Violin in Marist College of Poughkeepsie, NY for almost 6 years. He has been an Artistic Director/Founder of Crystal Strings Summer Music Camp in Bedford, New York for almost two years.