{"id":44444965,"date":"2024-01-27T20:51:46","date_gmt":"2024-01-27T20:51:46","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/127.0.0.1\/?page_id=44444965"},"modified":"2024-03-20T16:17:42","modified_gmt":"2024-03-20T16:17:42","slug":"boris-garlitsky","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/www.campusdellearti.eu\/en\/insegnanti\/boris-garlitsky\/","title":{"rendered":"Boris Garlitsky"},"content":{"rendered":"
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\u201cBoris Garlitsky is an extremely lively\nmusician of high intelligence and\nflexibility, with a wonderfully round tone\nand solid reliable technique ... Concert\nMaster of the London Philharmonic\nOrchestra, Mr. Garlitsky measures up to\nevery Concert Master of the world\u2019s top\norchestras, such as New York, Vienna,\nBerlin etc., and can play an outstanding\nrole in all leading international\norchestras.\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n

These are the words of Kurt Masur, one\nof the greatest conductors of the 20th\ncentury, with whom Boris Garlitsky\nworked together throughout many\nyears. And still, Mr. Masur\u2019s words grasp\nbut a part of Boris Garlitsky\u2019s musical\nrichness.<\/span><\/p>\n

In 1982, Boris Garlitsky won the Italian\nPaganini Competition and began his\ncareer as a soloist. Since then, he has\nplayed, among others, with the London\nPhilharmonic Orchestra, the Vienna\nRadio Orchestra, the Chamber\nOrchestra of Philadelphia as well as the\nMilan based Giuseppe Verdi Orchestra\nand the British Orchestra of the Age of\nEnlightenment. His interpretations of\nShostakovich\u2019s violin concerto with the\nOrchestra National de Lyon were\npraised in the press. \u201cThe intensity and\nirresistible force of persuasion brought\nto it by all the skill of Boris Garlitsky was worthy of the work\u2019s first interpreter,\nDavid Oistrakh\u201d, the Lyon Figaro\ncommented.<\/span><\/p>\n

Mr. Garlitsky is an active participator in\nseveral international music festivals. He\nregularly takes part in the Pablo Casals\nFestival in France, Mostly Mozart in New\nYork, the London Proms, the\nSchleswig-Holstein Music Festival and\nGidon Kremer\u2019s Chamber Music Festival\nat Lockenhaus in Austria. Also, Mr\nGarlitsky performs for the BBC, Radio\nFrance as well as a number of radio\nstations in Italy, Russia and the United\nStates. He has recorded for RCA, Naxos,\nChandos and Polymnie.<\/span><\/p>\n

\u201cBoris Garlitsky was a worthy partner of\nAnne-Sophie Mutter in Bach\u2019s double\nconcerto, performed together with the\nLondon Philharmonic... Let us\nconcentrate on the gigantic chaconne\nfrom the partita in d minor for violin\nsolo: Mr. Garlitsky\u2019s interpretation as\nsuch made this a concert of\noutstanding class. Highly differentiated\nand uniquely colourful in play, Mr.\nGarlitsky\u2019s brilliant intellectual\nunderstanding of the piece and\nexpressive characterisation of the\nindividual variations reflected the\nauthenticity and individual depth of the\nartist\u2019s Bach interpretation\u201d (Dr. Karl\nGeorg Berg).<\/span><\/p>\n

Garlitsky is an outstanding chamber\nmusician and member of the\nHermitage String Trio, praised right and left in critical reviews: \u201c... undoubtedly\none of finest of its type, with discipline\nand musicianship second to\nnone\u201d(www.classicalsource.com); \u201ctrue\nbrilliance! This ensemble will do much\nto put more string trio repertoire on the\nmusical map\u201d (Strad); \u201cwith virtuosic\nelegance and, above all, affection\u201d\n(Hexham and District Music Society);\n\u201cthat gentle exaltation of chamber\nmusic which passes by the dramatic\ngestures of symphonic music but rather\nexpresses intimate and the profound,\nwhich goes straight to the heart and\ntransports you to a dream\u201d (Nice Matin).<\/span><\/p>\n

Mr. Garlitsky\u2019s repertoire is amazingly\nrich. Among his partners are Pinchas\nZuckerman, Gidon Kremer, Marta\nArgerich, Anne-Sophie Mutter, Vadim\nRepin, Truls Mork, Maria-Joao Pires. Last\nbut not least, Mr. Garlitsky is so popular\namong his colleagues due to his\namiable character. \u201cGarlitsky\u2019s\ncharisma is glaringly obvious. And how!\nA first violin of such imposing presence\nis a blessing for any ensemble\u201d (La\nMontagne).<\/span><\/p>

Born in Russia, Mr. Garlitsky received his\nfirst music lessons from his father, the\nauthor of the standard textbook for\nyoung violinists, \u201cStep by Step\u201d. He\nstudied with Professor Yankelevich at\nthe Moscow Conservatory, and\nafterwards worked as the\nConcertmaster for the Moscow Virtuosi\nand the London Symphony Orchestra,\nthe Covent Garden Opera, the Vienna\nORF Orchestra, the Hamburg Philharmonic and many more.<\/span><\/p>\n

Today, Mr. Garlitsky devotes a large\namount of his time to education. He\nholds a chair at two outstanding music\nInstitutes, the Conservatoire National\nSup\u00e9rieur de Paris and the Folkwang\nUniversit\u00e4t der K\u00fcnste, Essen (Germany).\nIn addition, Mr. Garlitsky offers master\nclasses on a yearly basis at the most\nrenowned music institutions including\nthe Curtis Institute in Philadelphia, the\nPeabody Conservatoty in Baltimore,\nHanns Eisler Musikhochschule in Berlin\nand Kronberg Academy.<\/span><\/p>\n

\u201cHe is also very successful as a teacher\nand his instruction would be an\nenrichment for any musical institution,\nbe it orchestra or music academy. His\nknowledge, his energy, his honesty and\nhis ability to connect with people and\ncreate harmony are in my opinion the\nquintessence of why he can serve as a\nrole model and \u2018leading light\u2019 for the\nyoung generation.\u201d (Kurt Masur)<\/span><\/p>\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t

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