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Master Classes 2022

Ruben Dalibaltayan – PIANO

April 29th  – May 2nd, 2022  

Enrollment fee: 70 €  1. Attendance fee: 240 € for 4 lessons of 45′; Total fee: 310 € 2. Attendance fee: 320 € for 4 lessons of 60′; Total fee: 390 €

 Julia Gubaidullina – PIANO & CHAMBER MUSIC

April 29th  – May 2nd, 2022  

Enrollment fee: 70 € 

Attendance fee: 200 € for 4 lessons of 45′; Total fee: 270 €


Master Classes 2021

Luigi Tanganelli – PIANO  1 – 4 July 2021

Vasilij Meljnikov – VIOLIN  5 – 10 July 2021

Siavush Gadjiev – PIANO 5 – 10July 2021

Daniel Rivera – PIANO 12 – 16 July 2021

Teresa Trevisan – Flavio Zaccaria – PIANO&PIANO DUO 12 – 16 July 2021

Leonid Sorokow – VIOLIN  17 – 23 July 2021



Master Classes 2020

DANIEL RIVERA – PIANO

23 – 26 October 2020

Application deadline:  16 October 2020  Total fee: 260 € Attendance fee: 200 € ; Enrollment fee: 60 € for 4 lessons of 45′ Please fill out the application form on line: Application Form

DANIEL RIVERA made his Italian debut in 70s thanks to some very important international competitions he was awarded in, like the “Ferruccio Busoni”, the “Dino Ciani”, the “Ettore Pozzoli” the “Rina Sala Gallo”, the “Cata Monti”, the “Beethoven” in Wien, the “Reine Elisabeth” in Bruxelles, the “Liszt-Bartok” in Budapest and the “Paloma O’Shea” in Santander, achieving three absolute first prizes, two second prizes and several other special mentions. Afterwards he started a prestigious piano concert career, performing in the most important theatres worldwide – among them the Sala Philarmonia in Kiev, the Queen Elizabeth Hall in London, the Park Musik Hall in Dallas, the Musikverein in Wien, the Teatro Colòn in Buenos Aires. Nowadays Daniel Rivera is widely renowned and highly esteemed worldwide within the piano concert landscape, considered a pioneer of piano challenges and a performer of programs and works very rarely played; this interest hit the highest spots in 2002, when he presented – in a world premiere performance – his transcription of the “Rite of Spring” by Stravinsky confirming once again his extraordinary technique and interpretative skills. This impressive and worldwide unique transcription captured the interest of Martha Argerich, who personally invited Rivera to the “Progetto Martha Argerich” in Lugano, where he performed in June 2009. Since that time, the link with the legendary Argentinian pianist turned into an intense artistic cooperation. With Martha Argerich, Daniel Rivera performed in piano duo (two pianos and piano 4 hands) at the Teatro Ponchielli in Cremona, at the Teatro Lirico in Cagliari, at the Politeama Theatre in Catanzaro, at the Teatro Nuovo Giovanni di Udine, at the Piano Festival of Pietrasanta and Ascoli Piceno, up the legendary concerts on 19th and 20th October 2012, at the Teatro El Circulo of Rosario (Argentina) – four CDs have been released in June 2014, edited and distributed by IRCO in Buenos Aires – and for the inauguration of the Petrarca Theatre in Arezzo on December 2015, and the prestigious “Greek Theater” of Taormina (Sicily) in August 2019. Still for IRCO Cosentino in Buenos Aires he recorded two CDs with Franz Liszt Opera transcriptions and paraphrases, as well as the 12 Trascendental Studies. Jury member within some relevant international piano competitions, Daniel Rivera is extremely keen of teaching: besides his faculty chair at the “Istituto di Alta Cultura Musicale Pietro Mascagni” in Livorno, at “Accademia Strata” in Pisa, at the “Academy of the Arts” in Sarzana and at the “Musica Ritrovata” Academy in Livorno, he is frequently invited to hold several high piano courses and master classes in Italy and abroad, such as at UNR, University of Rosario (Argentina) Conservatory of Music in Udine, Parma, La Spezia, Bari, Monopoli, Trieste, Cosenza, the Lemmeintitut in Leuven, Belgium, the “Summer Musical Holidays” in Urbino, the International Festival “Duchi d’Acquaviva” in Atri, “Via Francigena” International Arts Festival in Lucca, and the Livorno Music Festival. Born in 1952 in Rosario (Argentina). Thanks to the scholarship gained by winning the first prize “Vincenzo Scaramuzza” organized by the “National Fund for Arts” and the “Argentinian Mozarteum” in 1973 he moved to Italy where – under the direction of M°Alessandro Specchi – he achieved the Italian Diploma at the Cherubini Conservatory of Music in Florence with 10/10 cum laude grade and the honor mention. Then he completed his studies with M°Alessandro Specchi and Maria Tipo in Florence and with Ludwig Hoffman in Munich.



Vasilij Meljnikov – VIOLIN  5 – 10 July 2020

Siavush Gadjiev – PIANO  5 – 10 July 2020

Leonid Sorokow – VIOLIN  11 – 18 July 2020 Pietro Serafin – CHAMBER MUSIC 11 – 18 July 2020 Teresa Trevisan – Flavio Zaccaria – PIANO&PIANO DUO  25 – 29 July 2020 Ruben Dalibaltayan – PIANO  30 July – 3 August 2020


Vasilij Meljnikov -VIOLIN, 5-10 July 2020 

Application deadline: June 2020  Total fee: 320 € Attendance fee: 200 € ;  Enrollment fee: 120 €. For 4 lessons of 50′, piano accompaniment included Please fill out the application form on line: Application Form  


Siavush Gadjiev – PIANO 5-10 July 2020 

Application deadline: June 2019 Total fee: 300 € Attendance fee: 200 €; Enrollment fee: 100 € , for 4 lessons of 50′ Please fill out the application form on line: Application Form


LEONID SOROKOW – VIOLIN

 11-18 July 2020

Application deadline: 26 June 2020  Total fee: 470 € Attendance fee: 400 € ; Enrollment fee: 70 €  (4 lessons of 50′), piano accompaniment included. Accompanist: Renata Hill Please fill out the application form on line: Application Form Leonid Sorokow – St.Petersburg/Vienna

Born in 1954 in Russia, Leonid Sorokow received his first violin lessons at the age of five. He attend­ed the Special Music School of the St. Peters­burg Conservatory. 1973-78 studied at the Moscow Conser­vatory under J.Jankelevich and J.Tchugaye­va, attended a postgraduate course under V.Klimov. In 1979 Leonid Sorokow became a prize-winner at the International Competition in Montreal, in 1981 won second prize at the Paganini Competi­tion in Genoa. Sorokow toured Russia, Hungary, Italy and Fin­land as a soloist and was a part­ner of D.Sitkovecky, O.Kagan, N.Gutman, J.Bashmet, D.Geringas, K.Kash­ka­shian and others at various chamber concerts. 1986-92 he was the first con­certmaster of the “Moscow So­loists” under J.Bashmet. Leonid Sorokow took part in world-wide tours with this ensemble, also as a soloist, in 1992 as artistic di­rector. Since 1991 Leonid Sorokow has been living in Vienna, since 1993 he has been teaching at the University of Music in Vienna and since 2001 he has been teaching as Professor at the Music –Academy in Zagreb. 1996-2007 Leonid Sorokow was a member of the Vienna Mozart-Trio. Leonid Sorokow is a co-founder of the “Amadeus Trio Zagreb” (2009). The students of Leonid Sorokow have received numerous prizes at international musical competitions.

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Leonid Sorokow wurde 1954 in St. Petersburg, Russland geboren. Seinen ersten Violinunterricht erhielt er im Alter von 5 Jahren. Leonid Sorokow besuchte die Musikspezialschule des St. Petersburger Konservatoriums. 1973-1978 studierte er am Moskauer Konservatorium bei Prof. J.Jankelewitsch und Prof. E.Tschugajeva. Leonid Sorokow absolvierte sein postgraduales Studium bei Prof. V.Klimow. 1979 wurde Leonid Sorokow Preisträger des internationalen Wettbewerbs in Montreal. 1981 gewann er den 2.Preis beim Paganini Wettbewerb in Genua. Leonid Sorokow unternahm als Solist und als Partner von D.Sitkovecky, O.Kagan, N.Gutman, J.Bashmet, D.Geringas, K.Kash­ka­shian zahlreiche Konzertreisen nach Russland, Ungarn, Italien, Finnland und anderen europäischen Ländern. 1986 – 1991 war Leonid Sorokow 1. Konzertmeister und Solist der „Moskauer Solisten“ unter J.Bashmet. Mit diesem Ensemble unternahm er weltweite Tourneen. Seit 1991 lebt Leonid Sorokow in Wien, seit 1993 unterrichtet er an der Universität für Musik und darstellende Kunst in Wien. Seit 2001 ist Leonid Sorokow ordentlicher Universitätsprofessor für Violine an der Musikakademie in Zagreb. 1996-2007 war Leonid Sorokow Mitglied des Wiener Mozart-Trios. Er ist Mitgründer des „Amadeus Trio Zagreb“ (2009). Die Studierenden von Leonid Sorokow erhielten zahlreiche Preise bei verschiedenen nationalen und internationalen Wettbewerben.


Pietro Serafin  – CHAMBER MUSIC,  July 2020

Application deadline:  5 July 2020 Total fee: 370 € Attendance fee: 300 € ; Enrollment fee: 70 €. For 5 lessons of 90′ Please fill out the application form on line: Application Form

Pietro Serafin.  Born in Treviso (Italy) he started studying music at the “Istituto Musicale di Treviso” and graduated at the Conservatorio “B. Marcello” in the Class of M° A. Vendramelli. He then specialised at the “Hochschule für Musik und dar. Kunst” in Vienna under the guidance of A. Navarra. He obtained Merit Diplomas at the “Accademia Chigiana” in Siena for Cello (Navarra), Quartetto (Piero Farulli), Chamber Music (Brengola, Trio di Trieste) and Contemporary Music (Meunier). He attended orchestral training courses in Milano (Brandt). He joined “I Solisti Veneti” for one year. He qualified for different Orchestras and gained the post of Second Cello at the Teatro “La Fenice”, First Cello at the “Orchestra Regionale Toscana” in Florence. He was First Cello at the Padoa & d. V. Chamber Orchestra for three years having been nominated by the Artistic management. One of the founding members of the “H.Villa-Lobos” Cello Ensemble held concerts in Italy with them and a tour in Brazil (Festival Villa-Lobos, Sounds from the Dolomites). First Cello and founding member of the “Orchestra d’Archi Italiana” he followed its activity from 1994 to 2003. Some of the most important events he attended are the residential seasons in Turin and Milan, a number of important musical projects (Note di Viaggio / Note Dipinte) with internationally re-known soloists and directors such as Brunello, Pichler, Stockhausen and Meyer and the Asian Tournèe in 2000 and the one in Japan in 2001/2003. He has joined different Chamber Music ensembles: String Quintets, Flute Quartets, Piano Trios, Cello Ensembles. In parallel with the concert activity he has studied Musicology (thesis on “Venezuelas Youth Orchestra System), Electronic Music and Harmony. At present he teaches at the Conservatorio “G. Tartini” in Trieste and collaborates with United World College of the Adriatic in Duino.


Teresa Trevisan, Flavio Zaccaria – PIANO, PIANO DUO  

25 – 29 July 2020

Application deadline:  18 July 2020  Total fee: 270 € Attendance fee: 200 € ; Enrollment fee: 70 € for 4 lessons of 45′ Please fill out the application form on line: Application Form

Teresa Trevisan, Flavio Zaccaria debuted in 2002 at the International Festival in Bitola (Macedonia) where they successfully performed a rare transcription for piano four hands of the Brandenburg Concertos of Bach-Reger by Filippo Trevisan, which was widely acclaimed by audiences and critics thereafter. “.. The duo’s stylistic signature is the extreme care in producing timbres, which is the natural link between their pianism and the spiritual level of the listener…..the enviable precision and the astonishing combination of contrasting registers with the flowing lines of the music….. the sensitive flow in the expression, the amazing refinement of the tonal palette, the plastic tempo… ” – Horizons of Music, Sofia-Bulgaria, May 2013. ” … They create a perfect team and the execution is crystal clear in the contrapuntal sections … technically… blend into a fine ensemble piano, full of art and poetry, with intelligent balance…” – Piano Journal, London, 2013.


Ruben Dalibaltayan – PIANO

30 July – 3 August 2020

Total fee: 270 € Attendance fee: 200 € ; Enrollment fee: 70 € for 4 lessons of 45′ OR Total fee: 320 

Attendance fee: 250 €;  Enrollment fee: 70 € for 5 lessons of 45′

Please fill out the application form on line: Application Form

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SANDOR & ADAM JAVORKAI – VIOLIN, CELLO, DUO VIOLIN-CELLO

19-23 February 2020

Total fee: 260 € Attendance fee: 200 € ; Enrollment fee: 60 € for 4 lessons of 45′ Please fill out the application form on line: Application Form 



Master Classes 2019

Vasilij Meljnikov – VIOLIN  5-10 July 2019

Siavush Gadjiev – PIANO 8-13 July 2019

Teresa Trevisan – Flavio Zaccaria – PIANO&PIANO DUO 22-26 July 2019 Pietro Serafin – CHAMBER MUSIC 22-26 July 2019 Leonid Sorokow – VIOLIN 27 July – 1 August 2019.  The Master Classes of prof. SOROKOW have reached its full number of participants

27.04. — 01.05. 2019

RUBEN DALIBALTAYAN 

PIANO MASTERCLASSES

The Master Classes of prof. Ruben Dalibaltayan have reached its full number of participants

The Masterclasses are aimed at music students, professional musicians and talented young people who would like to improve their technical, musical and artistic skills. They are also aimed at those who are preparing for concerts, auditions or competitions. All Masterclasses are open to active and passive participants. The Masterclasses for active participants includes 5 individual lessons. The number of participants per class is limited to 10. The number of passive participants is not restricted. Active participants will work on a programme selected by themselves. Instruction time will be arranged with the professor on the first day of class. Free practice rooms will be at the student’s disposal. A final concert will be held at the end of the classes. Passive students may attend all events.

The Masterclasses will be given in the Music school (Glasbena šola) at Linhartov trg 1, Radovljica, Slovenia.

Registration must be completed before 15 April 2019. Please fill out the Application form.

Attendance fee: 300 € 250 € + 50 € enrollment fee, for 5 lessons of 45′ The confirmation of payment of enrollment fee send to: casakamna@gmail.com. The rest of the attendance fee is to be paid at the beginning of the Masterclasses. Passive participation: 20 €

Payment of attendance fee to: KUD Hiša Kamna, Kamna Gorica 46a, 4246 Kamna Gorica, Slovenija IBAN SI56 1010 0005 2374 757 BIC: BAKO SI2X Banka Intesa SanPaolo, Pristaniška 14, 6502, Koper, Slovenija

Contact for accommodation: Hotel Grajski dvor, Radovljica, dasa.smid@grajski-dvor.si Tourist Information Centre Radovljica, www.radolca.si KUD Hiša Kamna, Kamna Gorica 46a, 4246 Kamna Gorica, Slovenia www.casakamna.org ; casakamna@gmail.com ; 00386 (0)31 708913

 

Ruben Dalibaltayan was born in Yerevan, Armenia. After completing music school in the class of Anahit Shahbazyan, he moved to Moscow to pursue his musical education in the Gnesin Music Academy under the mentorship of professor Arthur Berngardt. Ruben obtained his Master’s degree at the Moscow State Conservatory under the guidance of professor Valery Kastelsky. His professional and personal formation has been greatly influenced by a number of outstanding musicians such as Boris Berlin, Lazar Berman and Alexis Weissenberg, who gave Ruben his personal international prize in 2001. Winner of ten prestigious international piano competitions in Armenia, China, Croatia and Italy, Ruben quickly established himself in the international music scene, an accomplishment that didn’t go unnoticed by prominent performers and critics alike. The prize awards he collected at the Second China International Piano Competition in Beijing (China), the Svetislav Stančić International Piano Competition in Zagreb (Croatia) and at the Aram Khachaturyan International Piano Competition in Yerevan (Armenia) expanded his recognition as an “intelligent and subtle pianist, whose performance always reveals something new and consistently interesting” according to Lazar Berman’s testimony. Ruben’s concert tours include numerous countries of Europe, Asia and America. The performances range from solo recitals and concerts with Symphony orchestras to participation in chamber ensembles – a piano duo with his wife Julia Gubajdullina and the well-known trio “Amadeus” to be mentioned. Ruben is an active member of the SONEMUS organisation (Sarajevo’s Organisation for New Music). His repertoire encompasses music from baroque to present days. With more than 20 concerts in his program and a special emphasis on the Romantic period Ruben performs a wide range of musical works. In collaboration with the Croatian Radio he has recently recorded the entirety of the piano opus of the famous Croatian composer Blagoje Bersa. The pianist also gives special attention and dedication to the promotion of the works of Armenian composers, an interesting and original music inseparably linked to the culture of his native country. Ruben began his pedagogic activities at the Sarajevo Music academy in 2000 and has been serving since 2005 as a Professor of piano at the Zagreb University Music Academy. During the last ten years he raised a large number of young pianists who went on to become finalists and prize winners of more than 50 international competitions. These competitions include most notably the International Chopin Piano Competition in Warsaw, the Robert Schumann International Piano Competition in Zwickau, the Zhuhai International Mozart Piano Competition in Zhuhai, China, the Shura Cherkassky International Piano Competition in Milan, the International Piano Competition for Young Musicians in Enschede, Netherlands, etc. As part of his pedagogical work Ruben holds master classes and seminars on a regular basis in Croatia and abroad. He is also frequently invited to serve as a jury member at various international music competitions. His noteworthy projects include the founding of the piano summer school in Makarska (Croatia) in 2005, together with Julia Gubaidullina. The seaside piano master course has since evolved into one of the most prominent events for young pianists in the region.

 


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27.04. 2018 do 01.05. 2018

RUBEN DALIBALTAYAN 

PIANO MASTERCLASSES

The Masterclasses are aimed at music students, professional musicians and talented young people who would like to improve their technical, musical and artistic skills. They are also aimed at those who are preparing for concerts, auditions or competitions. All Masterclasses are open to active and passive participants. The Masterclasses for active participants includes 5 individual lessons. The number of participants per class is limited to 10. The number of passive participants is not restricted. Active participants will work on a programme selected by themselves. Instruction time will be arranged with the professor on the first day of class. Free practice rooms will be at the student’s disposal. A final concert will be held at the end of the classes. Passive students may attend all events.

The Masterclasses will be given in the Music school (Glasbena šola) at Linhartov trg 1, Radovljica, Slovenia.

Registration must be completed before 15 April 2018. Please fill out the Application form.

Attendance fee: 300 € 250 € + 50 € enrollment fee, for 5 lessons of 50′ The confirmation of payment of enrollment fee send to: casakamna@gmail.com. The rest of the attendance fee is to be paid at the beginning of the Masterclasses. Passive participation: 20 € Payment of attendance fee to: KUD Hiša Kamna, Kamna Gorica 46a, 4246 Kamna Gorica, Slovenija

 


IBAN SI56 1010 0005 2374 757 BIC: BAKO SI2X Banka Intesa SanPaolo, Pristaniška 14, 6502, Koper, Slovenija Contact for accommodation: Hotel Grajski dvor, Radovljica, dasa.smid@grajski-dvor.si Tourist Information Centre Radovljica, www.radolca.si KUD Hiša Kamna, Kamna Gorica 46a, 4246 Kamna Gorica, Slovenia www.casakamna.org ; casakamna@gmail.com ; 00386 (0)31 708913


 

 

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Masterclasses 2017



For children 6 to 15 years old

Summer School for piano and violin “GIOVANI MUSICISTI”                     10 – 16 July 2017

Music school (Glasbena šola), Linhartov Trg 1, Radovljica, Slovenia

Teresa TREVISAN, piano

Julia GUBAIDULLINA, piano

Alina GUBAIDULLINA, violin

Carolina Pérez TEDESCO, piano assistant


 
Teresa Trevisan Julia Gubaidullina Alina Gubajdullina Carolina Pérez Tedesco  

The teachers have an outstanding national and international musical route, both as solo interpreters and as chamber musicians. The teachers have a long experience in pre academic and academic teaching. The Summer School is addressed  to musicians aged 6 to 15 years old. The lessons will develop individually and in group classes; the teachers will try to combine the creative and recreational aspects of the course with the professional ones. The Summer School offers three individual lessons and group practice. The students will have the possibility to enjoy free practice rooms offered by the Radovljica Music School and moments of musical sharing with their classmates in the spaces of the city Palace. A public concert will be held at the end of the course. Registration, together with Application fee must be completed by 18 June 2017. Attendance Fee costs 100 Euros. Application Fee costs 30 Euros. Application fee must be paid at the moment of registration. Please fill out the Application Form. Payment of Application fee to: KUD Hiša Kamna, Kamna Gorica 46a, 4246 Kamna Gorica, Slovenia IBAN SI56 1010 0005 2374 757 BIC: BAKO SI2X Banka Intesa San Paolo, Pristaniška 14, 6502 Koper, Slovenia


SLO: Poletna šola je namenjena mladim glasbenikom od 6. do 15. leta starosti. Učitelji imajo izjemno nacionalno in mednarodno glasbeno pot, kot samostojni izvajalci in kot komorni glasbeniki, z dolgoletnimi izkušnjami pri preakademskem in akademskem poučevanju. Lekcije se izvajajo individualno in skupinsko. Učenci imajo možnost vadbe v učilnicah Glasbene šole Radovljica ter glasbeno izmenjavo s svojimi sošolci v radovljiški graščini. Javni koncert bo potekal ob koncu tečaja. Rok za vpis in plačilo prijavnine je 18.junij 2017. Cena seminarja za 3 lekcije je 130 evrov, prijavnino 30 evrov plačate ob prijavi, ostanek ob začetku seminarja. Plačilo prijavnine: KUD Hiša Kamna, Kamna Gorica 46a, 4246 Kamna Gorica, Slovenija IBAN SI56 1010 0005 2374 757 BIC: BAKO SI2X Banka Intesa San Paolo, Pristaniška 14, 6502 Koper, Slovenija Back to Top


. The Italian pianist Teresa Trevisan was born in Palmanova and graduated “cum laude” from the Trieste Music Conservatory “Giuseppe Tartini”. She started her piano studies with Maria Puxeddu going on to learn with Professor Luciano Gante at the Trieste Music Conservatory. Afterward she advanced her studies at the Ecole normale de Musique “Alfred Cortot” in Paris with Aquiles Delle Vigne, becoming then his assistant there. Teresa Trevisan was awarded various recognitions at national and international competitions performing in numerous Italian cities (Venice, Rome, Padua, Milan, Gorizia, Udine) and abroad (Paris, Brussels, Skopje, Bitola, Rotterdam, New York, Hartford, Washington, Salzburg, Ulan Bator, Vilnius, Izmir, Tirana, Novi Sad, Sofia, Cork Konservatorium and Boesendorfer Saal im Mozarthaus in Vienna, Trinity Laban College in London…). Her interest in Chamber Music was born at the courses of the International Menuhin Academy of Gstaad and the International Academy of the Trio di Trieste in Duino. Her performing debut as a piano duo with her brother Filippo was held in 1989 at the Bourg Madame Festival (France). The Rachmaninov Opera omnia recording (for two pianos and four hands) and the Bach Brandenburg Concertos (arrangement for piano duet by Max Reger, revised by Filippo Trevisan for Velut Luna) received a great critical acclaim. In 1998 the duo was awarded the “Morét d’aur” prize. Since 2002 Teresa Trevisan has been playing with the pianist Flavio Zaccaria. Aiming to discover a repertoire of less well-known works, in 2005 they recorded a CD entirely devoted to unpublished works of Max Reger (2005 Velut luna). The Duo Trevisan-Zaccaria was awarded an Honorary Mention at the Web Concert Hall Competition 2006. She recently performed with the Italian cellist Luca Fiorentini in the USA reaching Washington and New York. As a teacher, many of her students have been selected and awarded in some of the most prestigious national and international competitions, such as the Gina Bachauer-Salt Lake, the Isidor Baijc-Novi Sad, the Jeunesses Musicales-Bucarest, the Yamaha Music Foundation of Europe, the Stefano Marizza International Piano Competition-Trieste, the Premio Pianistico Bengalli-Val Tidone, the Concorso Clementi-Firenze-Lastra a Signa,Italy; the Chopin Piano Competition, Radovljica, Slovenia; the “Stefano Marizza”-Trieste; the Premio Pianistico Bengalli-Val Tidone; The International Piano Competition-Osimo; the Adilia Alieva-Svizzera, The Thomas & Evon Cooper International Piano Competition, USA; The Ettlingen International Competition for young Pianists, Germany; the International Piano Competition for young pianists ARTHUR RUBINSTEIN, Poland; the Aarhus International Piano Competition; the Busoni Piano Competition. She is regularly sitting in the Jury of many National and International Competitions. Teresa Trevisan is currently full time piano professor at the Music Conservatory of Trieste after successfully participating in the last State National Competition. She is regularly invited to give piano and piano-duo masterclasses. Among the most recent, the Oulu University in Finland, the Conservatorio Superior de Música” Manuel Massotti Littel” of Murcia in Spain, the Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre in Vilnius, the Conservatoire Royal de Mons, the Yasar University of Izmir, the Sofia Music Academy, the CIT School of Music in Cork, the Konservatorium Wien, the Trinity Laban College in London and, through a videoconference in the frame of the LOLA project, at the Fort Worth Texas Christian University (USA). Since 1998 she has been the artistic director of the Festival Musiche in Fortezza of Palmanova and the Piano Competition “Filippo Trevisan”. Teresa Trevisan Back to Top


. Julia Gubaidullina was born into a family of professional musicians in the Moldovan capital of Kishinev. She started her piano studies when she was four and already at twelve years of age Julia made her debut as a soloist with orchestra. Having completed her studies at the specialist music school in 1992 she entered the Kishinev MuzicheskuAcademy of Music in the class of professor Ludmila Vaverko. Throughout her years of study, Julia took an active part in international masterclasses and seminars with distinguished professors such as Alexandr Bonduriansky, Valery Kastelsky, Willis Delony, Gunilda Kramer, Minoru Nodzima. Likewise she was a participant in the Summer University UNESCO, from which she received the Special Commendation. Graduating from the Academy with honours in 1997, Julia continued her studies on the post-graduate course at the Moscow State Tchaikovsky Conservatoire in the class of Yuri Hairapetian. On completion of her post-graduate studies in 1999, Julia took up a post on the board of professors at the Sarajevo Academy of Music. In 2005 Julia moved to Croatia and started to work in Zagreb Academy of Music. Julia Gubaidullina has gained prizes in various competitions both nationally in Moldova (First Prize, 1993), and internationally, gaining first prize at theConsonante’93 Chamber Music Competition in Romania, first prize at the ChisinauInternational Competition in Moldova (1997) and third prize at the Citta di SulmonaInternational Piano Competition in Italy (2000). There are numerous broadcasts that Julia has made for the Moldovan national radio and television, and Julia has also made many appearances with the Symphony Orchestra of National Philharmony performing concertos by Bach, Beethoven, Brahms, Schumann, Franck, Ravel, Rachmaninov and Skriabin. A significant part of Julia’s repertory is given to the works of Russian composers, in particular Skriabin and Medtner, whose oeuvre the pianist gains special pleasure in performing. Along with solo recitals Julia also takes part in a variety of chamber ensembles. Being a member of the SONEMUS ensemble has enabled Julia to gain great experience in the field of contemporary music, performing many new works including several world premieres. Julia also considers her piano duo performances with pianist Ruben Dalibaltayan to be an important part of her work. Concert tours have taking Julia across the globe to Russia, Romania, Spain, Portugal, Austria, Sweden, Switzerland, Italy, Croatia, Albania, Macedonia, Serbia, Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Japan and the USA. Julia Gubaidullina Back to Top


. Alina Gubajdullina was born in 1986 into a family of musicians in Kishinev, Moldova. She started playing the violin at the early age of 4. From 1992 to 1998 she attended the Rachmaninov Music Lyceum for talented children in Kishinev, and at the age of eight had her debut as a soloist, playing with the Moldovan Chamber Orchestra. After her family moves to Croatia in 1998 Alina continues her school studying with Prof. Valter Lovricevic and participates in master-classes with professors: A. Kouchner, A. Schoenfeld, and L. Sorokow. Through out her education she was a winner of several National and International competitions. She has appeared as soloist with the Zagreb Philharmonic Orchestra, Croatian National Theatre in Split, Split Chamber Orchestra and the Croatian Chamber Orchestra. In 2006. after successful graduation from the class of Professor Leonid Sorokow in Academy of Music in Zagreb, she became a permanent member of the Zagreb Philharmonic Orchestra and Zadar Chamber Orchestra. She also collaborates with all Croatian symphonic, chamber and opera orchestras. Apart career in orchestra, she has performed with a great deal of chamber ensembles and formations. She is co-founder of the Croatian String quartet and Giovacchino quartet. In 2008 in a duet with her sister Julia Gubajdullina she was the winner of 41. “Darko Lukic” Music tribune. She was awarded by the same prize with Croatian String quartet, at the 47. “Darko Lukic” Music tribune in 2014. She has developed private teaching practice, educating students of different ages and various levels of playing. Beside work with beginners, as teaching basics of music theory and rhythm, setting up starting position on the instrument, practice also includes training and preparation high school and college students for exams, public performances and competitions. Alina Gubajdullina Back to Top


. Carolina Pérez Tedesco was born in Trieste (Italy) in 1990, to a family of musicians. She started her musical education very early, with courses of Williams and Dalcroze methods and also playing the violin. She started studying piano at the age of 6 and some years later entered the Tartini Conservatory in Trieste, where she graduated in Bachelor and Master, both with full marks and honours, under the guide of Professor Teresa Trevisan. She has studied with Aquiles delle Vigne at his mastercourses in Salzburg’s Mozarteum, at the Pianistic Academy of Florence, at the Schola Cantorum in Paris and at the Rachmaninoff Conservatorium in Paris, and participated in a great deal of masterclasses with many other teachers. In 2010-11 she studied at Wien’s Konservatorium, within the Erasmus project, under the guide of M° Karl Barth. She has attended the International Chamber Music Academy di Duino (Italy) playing in duo with cellist Cecilia Barucca Sebastiani, under the guide of Trio di Parma. During her studies at the Conservatory she was awarded several prizes in national and international competitions, among others: 1st prize at Concorso Pianistico di Cesenatico, 2003 and 2005; 3rd prize at VI Concorso Pianistico Internazionale “Città di Gorizia”, 2006; 1st prize at Concorso Pianistico Internazionale “Jacopo Linussio”, Tolmezzo, 2008; 1st prize at V Concorso Pianistico Internazionale “Premio Paolo Spincich”, 2009; 1st prize at VI Rassegna Musicale “I Giovani e l’Arte”, Epta – Roma, 2013; 1st prize at 1° Concorso Internazionale di Esecuzione Musicale, a Terranuova Bracciolini, 2013; Special Prize of the jury at XIV edizione del Concorso Internazionale “Arte Musicale e Talento”, Montecchio Maggiore, Vicenza. Playing in chamber music groups: 2nd prize at VIII Concorso Nazionale di Esecuzione Musicale “Città di Piove di Sacco”, 2015 and 1st prize at Concorso Diapason d’Oro di Pordenone, 2015. As a soloist she played recitals in Italy and Argentina (at the Music University of Buenos Aires (IUNA) and AMIA) and performed a few times Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue with a band, which was broadcasted. She also performed recitals with many different duos, trios and quintets and have joined the GPT (Percussion Group Trieste) in concerts in different cities in Italy and festivals as Festival Percussioni of Campobasso, Nei Suoni dei Luoghi, Mittelfest. She was chosen to take part in the “Echos” Festival, playing with both Italian and Slovenian musicians, performing in different ensembles, in many concert halls of Italy and Slovenija. Playing chamber music, in 2015 she performed at the Mittelfest and at Nei Suoni dei Luoghi Festival and was invited to perform at the Violoncello Festival of Lima, Peru. During the Erasmus+ Traineeship period (2015-16) in Salamanca (Spain) she studied under the guide of Bernadetta Raatz and Brenno Ambrosini and collaborated as a piano accompanist with many students in solo and chamber music repertoire. She also played the orchestra reduction in the staging and performances of the opera “La finta giardiniera” by W. A. Mozart, staged by the singing class of the Conservatory. She has been repeatedly awarded scholarships from Fondazione Filantropica Ananian and Inner-Wheel club of Trieste, and has recorded for AudioArsStudio. Carolina Pérez Tedesco Back to Top


 

   
  “Giovani musicisti” (1) “Giovani musicisti” (2)  

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24. septembra 2017, od 15.00 do 18.00 ure v Cerkvi Marijinega vnebovzetja v Lescah prof. DALIBOR MIKLAVČIČ – TEČAJ ZA ORGANISTE


Ljubljana Piano Trio: Siavush GADJIEV – Piano, Vasilij MELJNIKOV – Violin and Igor Mitrović – Cello,

2-9 July 2017

   
   Ljubljana Piano Trio – Entry conditions  

Piano and piano duo: Teresa Trevisan, Flavio Zaccaria, Ruben Dalibaltayan and Julia Gubaidullina

10-16 July 2017

       
Piano and piano duo – Entry conditions

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Last events – Foto Gallery

Ruben Dalibaltayan (Armenia – Croatia) – PIANO

Sándor Jávorkai (Hungary) – VIOLIN

27.4.2017 – 1.5.2017

 

     
  Ruben Dalibaltayan Entry conditions Sándor Jávorkai Entry conditions  

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Masterclasses 2016


Radovljica, Slovenia, November 2016 Sándor Jávorkai’s Violin Intensive Master


Radovljica, Slovenia, 1 July – 5 August 2016Siavush GADJIEV, Italy – Piano, 1 –4 July ♪ Vasilij MELJNIKOV, Slovenia – Violin, 3 – 9 July ♪ Teresa TREVISAN, Italy – Piano, 11 – 15 July ♪ Ruben DALIBALTAYAN, Armenia, Croatia – Piano, 18 – 22 & 23 – 27 July ♪ Julia GUBAIDULLINA, Russia – Piano, 18 – 22 & 23 – 27 July ♪ Clara BIERMASZ, Austria – Piano, 1 – 5 August ♪ Sàndor JÀVORKAI, Hungary – Violin, 1 – 5 August ♪ Adàm JÀVORKAI, Hungary – Cello, 1 – 5 August


Ljubljanski klavirski trio Poletni koncert 2. 6. 2016, Radovljica 2016, Graščina, Baročna dvorana, Linhartov trg 1. Na galerijo


Koncert – klavirski duo Ruben Dalibaltayan in Julia Gubaidullina Radovljica 19. 6. 2016, dvorana Glasbene šole, Linhartov trg 1 Na galerijo


 

 
 Master Siavush Gadijev  Master Sandor Javorkai  

Master Sandor Javorkai, Radovljica, avgust 2016 Na galerijo


Master Vasilij Meljnikov, Radovljica, julij 2016 Na galerijo


Master Teresa Trevisan, Radovljica, julij 2016 Na galerijo