YULIA BERRY’S INTERVIEWS
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- Chattoir Interview with Anna Semenenko
Chattoir Interview with an Internationally recognized Russian Violinist and Concertmaster in English and Russian. The music of W.A. Mozart, J. Brahms, M. Herea not only attracts me, it takes me to another space of our universe, where musical sounds come to life, intertwine into harmonies, unite into melodic phrases, add up to a musical thought
+ Read More - Interview with András Adorján
by Yulia Berry The goal of all musicians is to communicate with the world without language and cultural barriers – just through music!András Adorján If you love the flute, you have heard the name of András Adorján! In the world of the flute, there is no such field of activity that he does not touch
+ Read More - Interview with Stefán Ragnar Höskuldsson
by Yulia Berry It was not easy to find time in the busy schedule of Stefán Ragnar Höskuldsson, soloist of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, but finally we met for a conversation and I was able to ask some questions that have been burning me. Yulia: Dear Stefán, thank you for finding time for this interview to
+ Read More - Chattoir interview with Sofia de Salis
“I dream that as many children and people as possible would be engaged in music and/or art. People will always be drawn to the beautiful and if I can inspire and motivate someone to develop their creative abilities, then I live my life not in vain.” Sofia de Salis Internationally recognized Russian-Swiss flutist, Sofia de
+ Read More - Chattoir Interview with Costantino Catena
Certainly it is impossible to be indifferent before or during a performance, as it is impossible to completely detach yourself from the emotions. By being able to channel emotions in the right way, one enriches a performance and makes it an ever-unique event linked to that particular emotional and mental state. Costantino Catena After graduating
+ Read More - Chattoir Interview with Horacio Parravicini
Every human being owns a beautiful voice. The advice is to be loyal to yourself. We can add platinum crowns, emeralds, etc, but don’t be confused, as the name indicates, this is an instrument to communicate through music, and you are the musician, the artist. Horacio Parravicini Flutist Horacio Parravicini was born in Argentina and
+ Read More - Chattoir Interview with Bonnie McAlvin
Video interview with flutist and composer Bonnie McAlvin - Chattoir Interview with Ludwig Böhm
My interest in Theobald Böhm was raised in 1981, when a great exhibition was organized in the Munich Municipal Museum in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of his death and when the director of the museum asked me many questions about Theobald, which I couldn’t answer. I only knew that there was somebody who had
+ Read More - Chattoir Interview with Ivajla Kirova
I think I am a strong-willed and honest person – I always say what I think, whether people like it or not. I always go my own way and not the one that people want me to. Ivajla Kirova Ivajla Kirova is a German-Bulgarian concert pianist and composer with over 25 years of concert activity
+ Read More - Chattoir Interview with Rogier de Pijper
For me music is a way to express myself. It is a language that says much more than all the words of the world all together. After a concert people often come to me and tell me they liked the concert. If they have a smile on their face I’m happy, if they also have
+ Read More - Chattoir Interview with Elena Selezneva
Elena is a concert pianist and teacher, laureate of Russian and international competitions, a jury member of many international competitions and a member of the Argerich Alink Association of Competitions and Festivals. Graduate of the Russian Academy of Music. Gnesins, majoring in piano. Elena Selezneva began studying music at the age of 6 in Klin
+ Read More - Chattoir Interview with composer Marius Herea
A composer has the responsibility to renew the styles and bring novelty to the world. Marius Herea “Marius Herea is one of the most romantic and mysterious composers of the XXI-st century. Influenced by Mozart, Chopin, Brahms and the major composers of the XIXth and XXth centuries, he creates his authentic music language through the
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