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Orchestras and ensembles

The Slovak State Philharmonic Orchestra Kosice (Slovak Republic)

Knox-Galesburg Symphony (Illinois, USA)

Iasi State Philharmonic (Romania)

The Macedonian Philharmonic Orchestra (Republic of Macedonia)

Kiev Camerata (Ukraine)

Frisian Fanfare Orchestra (Netherlands)

Plovdiv Philharmonic Orchestra (Bulgaria)

 

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Artists

 

Vasil Atanasov Oboist (Republic of Macedonia)

Vasil Atanasov 

Julius Klein, Clarinetist (Slovak Republic)

          Julius Klein, the clarinet player, is a graduate of the Musical Arts University in Bratislava. Since 1979 he has been the clarinet solo player at the Slovak State Philharmonic Orchestra in Kosice, and since 1991 he has also served as its Executive Director. He is a professor of clarinet playing at the Conservatory in Kosice. Apart from chamber music perfomances he is also active as a soloist, and has appeared at concerts in Canada, Austria, Hungary, Italy, France,USA, Canada and Mexico. He served as a member of the jury at the national and international clarinet competition in Italy and Spain. He has taught master classes abroad.

Klein's repertoire includes works form the classic period to the present. He has made recordings for both radio and television in Europe. He is also active as a chamber musician, including performances with a contemporary music trio (clarinet, piano and percussion). His wind trio (Kosice Wind Trio) was awarded second prize in the Interpretation Competition in Slovakia in 1987, and he also took pert in many concerts at home and abroad (Germany, Poland, Cuba, Holland, USA etc.)

Address: Mlynska 14 / 040 01 Kosice / Slovak Republic

 

Mobile: +421 903 606171

Phone: +421 95 6233031

julius@klein.sk

 


Peter Folk - Composer (Czech Republic)

Graduate at Prague Academy of Fine Arts, composition.

 

List of works


Main works:
Brass quartett (Jan Hyncica)
Cas plesu (waltz)
Dokola (czech polka)
Fresques for symphony orchestra (symphony orchestra + bassguitar)
Hudba pro syntezátor, strunne a bicí nastroje / Music for synthesizer, strings and drums

 

Miniatures pour le piano (Martina Maixnerová)
Misty mlhy / Foggy day Music for the mother in law
Par letnich mesicu / Summer months
Partita per orchestra d´archi con flauto
Prselo v noci / Chamber songs Jaromír Vavruška
Rano (MP3)
Foggy day (MP3)
Scherzino pro fagot
Smyccovy kvartet / String quartett

 

tel 1:+420 728585976
tel 2: +420 222710558
E-mail: peter_folk@hotmail.com

URL: www.peterfolk.com

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Mihai Ungureanu, Pianist (Romania)

 

 Prizes

Press comments

"... Mihai Ungureanu has been the evening's revelation, playing Brahms' Concerfo No 2. The technical difficulties of the Concerto seemed to bring to problems to this young pianist... Listening to him we have enjoyed that kind of touch, characteristic of Brahms, with a breath of calmness and quietude, with ample expression of tidy pauses..."

"Muzica" Magazine

"…The orchestra-soloist's collaboration in Beethoven's Imperial was performed as a fulfillment of a complex symphonic drama… Mihai Ungureanu - a first ranker among the young generation of Romanian interpreters -…proved to be an ideal interpreter of this concerto…"

"Crïnica", Iasi

"…The pianist Mihai Ungureanu, who can perform only since 1990 outside Romania, used this disadvantage for his own advantage. He performed his part exclusively plastic and clear, strong-patiently inside but also agile and flexible, and gave the Intermezzo of the Sonata in F Minor op. 5 by Brahms nuances in spite of the fact, the piano was not very colours spendable."

“Frankfurter Allgemeine”

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Apostolos Paraskevas, Concert Guitarist, Composer (Greece) 


Bohdan Bubak Composer, Pianist, Teacher (Czech Republic)

 

Festivals

Volos International Music Festival, Greece

AMEROPA Chamber Music Course and Festival  (Czech Republic)

International Music Festival "Kiev Summer Music Evenings (Ukraine)

International Music Festival "Skopje Summer" (Macedonia)

International Music Festival "Skopje Summer"

International Music Festival "Thracia Summer" (Bulgaria)

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