UALR Artist-in-Residence Tatiana Roitman is profiled in the February issue of Little Rock Soiree.

Roitman joined the faculty in Fall 2010, and she is currently teaching Introduction to Music, Music Fundamentals, and individual piano lessons while performing chamber music and making appearances across the country.

In the article, she talks about how she met her husband Philip Mann, music director for the Arkansas Symphony Orchestra, and how they’ve been embraced by the cultural community in Arkansas.

“The ASO is a cultural treasure that everyone in Arkansas should be proud of. I can tell you that the performances I’ve been to have been electric and inspiring, and people around the country are paying attention to what is happening here,” she said. “We’re lucky to have such a great orchestra here that enriches, inspires and helps connect Arkansas.”

Read the full text of the article in Little Rock Soiree or view the digital version of the magazine here.