Rossitza Goza

Rossitza Goza is a violinist scheduled to appear as soloist with the Amarillo Symphony and the Tulsa Symphony Orchestra in upcoming seasons. Her programs range from Reich's Duet for Two Violins to Piazzolla's tango-inflected take on the four seasons, suggesting a repertoire that spans contemporary American works and reimagined classics.

Listeners catching Goza's upcoming appearances will hear her in Steve Reich's Duet for Two Violins and Strings, a piece built on interlocking, pulsing lines that create a shimmering, hypnotic effect between the paired violins. In Tulsa, she takes on Piazzolla's Las cuatro estaciones porteñas, the composer's tango-drenched answer to Vivaldi's Four Seasons, full of biting rhythms and aching slow melodies, paired on the same program with John Cage's own quietly unconventional "Seasons." In Amarillo's Beethoven program, she joins chamber forces for the Septet and String Quartet No. 7, works that call for close listening between a small group of players rather than a soloist standing apart from an orchestra.