Victoria Elena was awarded first prize at the first World Violin Competition in Brentonico, Italy in August 2004.
In April 2006 Victoria Elena won First Prize at the Sparre Olsen Competition in Norway, and in November the same year she won First Prize in Solo Violin as well as First Prize in Chamber Music playing at the National Youth Competition of Norway.
In 2005 Victoria Elena was selected to participate at Margess International in Switzerland, where some of the world's top young musicians meet, and where she was one of the few chosen to perform at St. Peter's Church in Zurich as well as at the gala in Zuoz which was released on CD.
Wolff felt drawn to those woods, but because he was afraid, he told his sister Chrissy and their friends Alan and Damie that he had seen a green-eyed snake in the woods.
Elena felt Chrissy's head, declared that she had a little fever, and gave her a potent shot of cough syrup that soon carried the little girl off to sleep.
Elena was eager to learn what they knew about the legend of the Vouno Diavalos, for she knew that Wolff was not prone to telling tall tales or to oddball dreams or hallucinations.
Elena contributes 14 years of professional experience in the biotechnology industry, largely overseeing the development of multiple product candidates "from the bench to market".
In her previous role as Director, Clinical Research, Oncology she was responsible for managing the clinical development of several drug candidates (phase 1 - 4) leading up to the successful filing of a product license application (PLA) of an innovative cancer drug.
Elena holds an MD and a PhD degree in Human Medicine from the University of Heidelberg and a BS in Bioengineering from Columbia University, New York.
Carol II of Romania - Biocrawler(Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
Eldest son of Ferdinand von Hohenzollern, King of Romania, and his wife, Queen Marie, a daughter of HRH Prince Alfred, Duke of Edinburgh, the second eldest son of Queen Victoria.
ElenaWolff had formerly been the wife of Army officer Ion Tampenu.
He and Magda Lupescu were married in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on 3 June, 1947, styling herself thereafter as Princess Elena von Hohenzollern.
Victoria Elena has been performing frequently both as a soloist and with her piano trio.
In 2005 Victoria Elena was selected to participate at Margess International in Switzerland, where some of the world's top young musicians meet, and where she was one of the few chosen to perform at St. Peter's Church in Zurich as well as at the gala in Zuoz which was released on CD.
Victoria Elena is a student of Stefan Milenkovich at the Juilliard Pre-College.
Bruno Wolff died of blood poisoning, which he got, during WWI, from operating on someone with gangrene, because his rubber glove was damaged (because of the war).
Hans-Julius Wolff was married to Sylvia Alice Plann (Nov. 10, 1910, Fargo, North Dakota, USA - October 14, 1990, in Kirchzarten, Germany, where she is also buried).
Kathy Wolff is a Sister of Our Lady of Sion and after doing theology studies, worked most of her adult life in the areas of Bible and Jewish-Christian work, as well as some Jewish-Christian-Muslim work.
Elana Wolff, Poetry: Issue 12 - The Cortland Review
Elana Wolff lives in Toronto, Canada and teaches English as a Second Language at York University.
Her poetry has appeared in numerous publications in Canada, the US, and abroad, including Canadian Literature, Descant, The Fiddlehead, The Jabberwock Review, The Oregonian, and Poetry Ireland Review.
The hall was filled to capacity and the audience had great expectations when Ragin Wenk-Wolff and her daugther Victoria Elena came on stage.
Despite the beautiful weather on Wednesday May 15, the sold-out Andorsen Hall got to experience the last concert of the season: Ragin Wenk-Wolff and daughter Victoria Elena.
A very pleased audience demanded encores and now Victoria Elena entered again.
