Evan Vicic has been the Assistant Principal Violist of the Louisville Orchestra since January 2014. He frequently appears as a substitute with both the Minnesota Orchestra, the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, and the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. In the summers of 2017 and 2019, Evan had the honor of playing in the Cabrillo Festival of Contemporary Music in Santa Cruz, California. Evan’s most recent solo engagement was a performance of Hector Berlioz’s Harold in Italy with the National Repertory Orchestra in July 2013. During that summer, he also was the soloist for Nicholas Hersh’s arrangement of Queen’s Bohemian Rhapsody, with the same orchestra.
Originally hailing from Minnesota, Evan grew up learning the violin. He switched to viola prior to attending Northwestern University to study with Dr. Roland Vamos. After attaining his Bachelor’s in Music, he continued studies at Indiana University with Stephen Wyrczynski.
Evan is interested in many different genres of music and recently performed on the NPR nationally broadcast radio show "Live From Here" with Bruce Hornsby and Chris Thile. Evan is a proud member of the NouLou Chamber Players in Louisville, KY.
Evan is available to teach both violin, and viola. He also is a recording engineer and producer. See Vicic Audio & Media for details.
Originally hailing from Minnesota, Evan grew up learning the violin. He switched to viola prior to attending Northwestern University to study with Dr. Roland Vamos. After attaining his Bachelor’s in Music, he continued studies at Indiana University with Stephen Wyrczynski.
Evan is interested in many different genres of music and recently performed on the NPR nationally broadcast radio show "Live From Here" with Bruce Hornsby and Chris Thile. Evan is a proud member of the NouLou Chamber Players in Louisville, KY.
Evan is available to teach both violin, and viola. He also is a recording engineer and producer. See Vicic Audio & Media for details.
