Institutul Cultural Roman si Hazard Chase London va invita la "ENESCU - BRAHMS EUROPEAN ENCOUNTERS"
Unde ? Palais des Beaux-Arts, Chamber Music Hall, 23 Rue Ravenstein, 1000 BruxellesCand ? 15 octombrie 2009, orele 20
Solisti : Remus Azoitei – violin, Eduard Stan - pian
Program:
Enescu – Torso-Sonata in A minor; Brahms – 3rd Sonata in D minor, op. 108; Brahms – 2nd Sonata in A Major, op. 100; Enescu – 3rd Sonata in A minor, op. 25 “In Romanian Folk Character”
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Ticket prices: 29 EUR, 18 EUR concessions
The tickets can be purchased from Bozar Ticketing.
REMUS AZOITEI – VIOLIN
Romanian-born violinist Remus Azoitei graduated from the Bucharest Conservatoire, Daniel Podlovski’s class, then studied with Itzhak Perlman and Dorothy DeLay at the Juilliard School in New York, where he got his Master’s Degree, as well as with Maurice Hasson at the Royal Academy of Music in London. Following his London debut at Wigmore Hall in 2004, the Sunday Express wrote that "he delivered a memorable programme in front of a packed Wigmore Hall, and had the crowd cheering. He is one fine musician."
Remus Azoitei has appeared in the Music Festivals of Yokosuka, Cambridge, London, Heidelberg, Paris, Santander, Munich and Bucharest, among many others. In the 2009 “George Enescu” Festival in Bucharest he performed as soloist of the Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France, conductor Dmitri Kitaenko.
In 2007 Remus Azoitei released together with pianist Eduard Stan the entire repertoire for violin and piano by George Enescu, a world premiere project. Launched by Hanssler Classics on 2 CDs, this collection has immediately attracted international acclaim.
Alongside his busy concert schedule, Remus Azoitei has an active teaching career. He was appointed violin professor at the Royal Academy of Music in London in 2001, becoming the youngest ever violin professor in the history of this institution.
He is playing on a 1753 Niccolo Gagliano violin from the Academy Collection.
EDUARD STAN – PIANO
Pianist Eduard Stan was described as an "enormously sensitive pianist with an extraordinary flexible culture of touch, perfect technique as well as a great understanding of music" by the German Weser-Kurier. After Karl-Heinz Kammerling noticed his talent he went on to study with Arie Vardi at the Academy of Music and Drama in Hanover, where he obtained his Master's Degree. He later benefitted from the advice of Herbert Blomstedt, Matthias Goerne, Karl Engel, Boris Berman and Paul Badura-Skoda. Eduard Stan has appeared at festivals including Massenet (France), Mid-Europe (The Czech Republic), Bourglinster (Luxemburg), Brunswick Classix (Germany) and the Festival of Romanian Music (Romania) and won top prizes at important international competitions in Cologne, Hamburg and Brunswick. He has performed across Europe and the US, his concert calendar including the Berlin Philharmonie, Musikhalle Hamburg, Salt Lake City Temple Squareand PUC California. Eduard Stan has been a teacher at the Lubeck Academy of Music between 2000-2007. As the founder and artistic director of the Enescu-Festival Heidelberg/Mannheim, he was awarded in 2005 the Enescu Medal from the Romanian Cultural Institute for his merits as a promoter of Enescu's music.
Together with violinist Remus Azoitei, he recorded the entire repertoire for violin and piano by George Enescu, a world premiere project in two CD volumes, released by Hänssler Classics in 2007.
The promoter of the Brahms-Enescu tour is the London-based agency Hazard Chase.
Hazard Chase is a leading international music management company based in the UK. Founded in 1990 in Cambridge, the company has continued to grow ever since and now has offices in both Cambridge and London. The company manages a roster of over 80 prestigious international artists, including conductors, singers, instrumentalists, choirs, ensembles and composers, each receiving an intensive personal management service.
Hazard Chase’s project management division manages small and large scale projects on behalf of artists and other organisations: we are delighted to collaborate with the Romanian Cultural Institute to create the forthcoming tour of major European cities and New York of “Enescu-Brahms: European Encounters”. www.hazardchase.co.uk
Ticket prices: 29 EUR, 18 EUR concessions
The tickets can be purchased from Bozar Ticketing.
REMUS AZOITEI – VIOLIN
Romanian-born violinist Remus Azoitei graduated from the Bucharest Conservatoire, Daniel Podlovski’s class, then studied with Itzhak Perlman and Dorothy DeLay at the Juilliard School in New York, where he got his Master’s Degree, as well as with Maurice Hasson at the Royal Academy of Music in London. Following his London debut at Wigmore Hall in 2004, the Sunday Express wrote that "he delivered a memorable programme in front of a packed Wigmore Hall, and had the crowd cheering. He is one fine musician."
Remus Azoitei has appeared in the Music Festivals of Yokosuka, Cambridge, London, Heidelberg, Paris, Santander, Munich and Bucharest, among many others. In the 2009 “George Enescu” Festival in Bucharest he performed as soloist of the Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France, conductor Dmitri Kitaenko.
In 2007 Remus Azoitei released together with pianist Eduard Stan the entire repertoire for violin and piano by George Enescu, a world premiere project. Launched by Hanssler Classics on 2 CDs, this collection has immediately attracted international acclaim.
Alongside his busy concert schedule, Remus Azoitei has an active teaching career. He was appointed violin professor at the Royal Academy of Music in London in 2001, becoming the youngest ever violin professor in the history of this institution.
He is playing on a 1753 Niccolo Gagliano violin from the Academy Collection.
EDUARD STAN – PIANO
Pianist Eduard Stan was described as an "enormously sensitive pianist with an extraordinary flexible culture of touch, perfect technique as well as a great understanding of music" by the German Weser-Kurier. After Karl-Heinz Kammerling noticed his talent he went on to study with Arie Vardi at the Academy of Music and Drama in Hanover, where he obtained his Master's Degree. He later benefitted from the advice of Herbert Blomstedt, Matthias Goerne, Karl Engel, Boris Berman and Paul Badura-Skoda. Eduard Stan has appeared at festivals including Massenet (France), Mid-Europe (The Czech Republic), Bourglinster (Luxemburg), Brunswick Classix (Germany) and the Festival of Romanian Music (Romania) and won top prizes at important international competitions in Cologne, Hamburg and Brunswick. He has performed across Europe and the US, his concert calendar including the Berlin Philharmonie, Musikhalle Hamburg, Salt Lake City Temple Squareand PUC California. Eduard Stan has been a teacher at the Lubeck Academy of Music between 2000-2007. As the founder and artistic director of the Enescu-Festival Heidelberg/Mannheim, he was awarded in 2005 the Enescu Medal from the Romanian Cultural Institute for his merits as a promoter of Enescu's music.
Together with violinist Remus Azoitei, he recorded the entire repertoire for violin and piano by George Enescu, a world premiere project in two CD volumes, released by Hänssler Classics in 2007.
The promoter of the Brahms-Enescu tour is the London-based agency Hazard Chase.
Hazard Chase is a leading international music management company based in the UK. Founded in 1990 in Cambridge, the company has continued to grow ever since and now has offices in both Cambridge and London. The company manages a roster of over 80 prestigious international artists, including conductors, singers, instrumentalists, choirs, ensembles and composers, each receiving an intensive personal management service.
Hazard Chase’s project management division manages small and large scale projects on behalf of artists and other organisations: we are delighted to collaborate with the Romanian Cultural Institute to create the forthcoming tour of major European cities and New York of “Enescu-Brahms: European Encounters”. www.hazardchase.co.uk
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