He was born in Athens, like Dimitri Mitropolus. He completed his studies in conducting at the prestigious Universität für Musik und darstellende Kunst Wien. He performed in some of the most prestigious halls and festivals[…]
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Category: ARTISTS
I Solisti della Scala Milan
The Ensemble “Soloists of La Scala”, founded by Riccardo Muti and the Artistic Direction of La Scala Opera House, started its activity in 1990. It has been scheduled since the very beginning in the official[…]
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Andrea Vitello
“His performances stand out for the refined balances and original ideas about both tempos and phrasing. I consider Andrea Vitello one of the most promising conductors of his generation.” Donato Renzetti ANDREA VITELLO has recently[…]
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Yuri Bashmet and The Moscow Soloists
“Performances of astonishing precision and refinement… [Moscow Soloists] held the audience transfixed “. The Independent “They did well, demonstrating impressive unanimity and among a vast dynamic and tonal armoury a wondrously controlled pianissimo… Tchaikovsky’s Serenade[…]
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La Scala String Quartet
The first formation of “La Scala String Quartet” is historical and dates back to 1953 when its lead mambers felt the need to follow the example of the worls’s greatest orchestras and work on developing[…]
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Elvira Muratore
After obtaining a degree in Cello, Elvira graduated in 2011 with a degree in Composition, Magna Cum Laude. Immediately thereafter, she attended a master class with composer Ivan Fedele, as well as courses with other[…]
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MAV Symphony Orchestra, Budapest
The MAV Symphony Orchestra was founded in 1945 by the Hungarian State Railways – one of the most significant companies in Hungary. The orchestra currently consists of ninety professional musicians. The MAV Symphony Orchestra is[…]
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Budapest Gypsy Symphony Orchestra
The “Budapest Gypsy Symphony Orchestra”, is the World’s largest gypsy symphony Orchestra. It has been founded in 1985, when Sándor Járóka, at the time Hungary’s most famous “primas” (gypsy soloist) died. All Hungarian gypsy musicians[…]
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Anton Shaburov
Russian conductor Anton Shaburov is a winner of the First International Felix Mendelssohn conducting competition (Thessaloniki, Greece, 2016 – First prize) and of the Third All-Russian Ilya Musin conducting competition (Kostroma, Russia, 2013 – Grand[…]
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