Kamermūzikas vakars//Вечер камерной музыки

Participating in the concert.

Antons Rosputjko (piano)

Glebs Pišniak (cello)

Dalia Dedinskaite (violin)

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At the end of November last year, pianist Anton Rosputjko and cellist Gleb Pišnjak held a sold-out concert, where the Riga audience warmly welcomed the musicians.

This time they will be joined by the charming Dalia Dedinskaite, one of the brightest violinists of the new generation in the Baltic States . Three wonderful musicians will perform the masterpieces of Johannes Brahms, Edvard Grieg and Maurice Ravel.

Three moods, three feelings: Brahms' depth and psychologism, which is still relevant today, Grieg's dramaturgy and contemplation, Ravel's expression and French charm, as also the unforgettable impressions in the new concert program.

Antons Rosputjko is one of those musicians who, despite modern trends in classical music to attract the audience with often different techniques and marketing, always remain unpretended, artists analyzing the ideas of each composer. Many well-known musicians have enthusiastically commented on his work:
"He is an extremely gifted young pianist and a very interesting musician...I respect his musical vision, which is very honest and deep." - Pavel Gililovs, professor, laureate of the International F. Chopin Competition.
"Extremely talented..."- Jacques Rouvier, professor, laureate of the International M. Longas-J. Thibaut Competition.
"Bright ability to show the diversity of styles, the performer's fantasy..." - Boriss Petrušanskis, professor, winner of the "Leeds" and "ARD" competitions.
Antons Rosputjko was born in Jurmala. He started his musical education at the music school of his hometown. At the age of 16, he entered the University of Music and Dramatic Arts "Mozarteum" in Salzburg, an Austrian city where musical traditions are carefully preserved. Now, after graduating from university with honors, Anton Rosputjko continues to perfect his skills in Italy. Anton is a laureate of international competitions, a participant of various festivals, actively performs in Austria, Germany and other European countries. In 2021, his debut album Chopin's Masterpieces was released in digital format by the Ulysses Arts brand and was included in several Apple Music and Spotify best editorial picks.

Gleb Pišniak, one of to the most outstanding cellists of their generation in the Baltic States. Already at the age of 14, Glebs made his debut as a soloist of the Lithuanian Chamber Orchestra (conductor – professor Saulius Sondeckis) on the stage of the Lithuanian National Philharmonic. After that, the musician has performed as a soloist and chamber music performer in many prestigious concert halls, such as the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam, the Musikverein in Vienna, the Great Hall of the Moscow Conservatory, the Quirinal Palace in Rome.
1998. In 2010, Gleb Pišniak entered the Balis Dvarjon Music School (Vilnius, Lithuania), where he studied cello with teacher Tatjana Kucas. Later, Glebs Pišniaks studied at the Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theater under professor Rimantas Armon, where he obtained a bachelor's degree. After that, the musician continued his education in Vienna, where he was a student of the famous Natalija Gutman and Johannes Maislis. During his studies, Gleb Pišniak was enriched by the master classes of Yo-Yo Ma, Mstislav Rostropovich, Ivri Gitl, Henrich Schiff and many others.
Cellist Gleb Pišniak has performed as a soloist with the Lithuanian National Symphony Orchestra, the Lithuanian State Symphony Orchestra, the Porto Symphony Orchestra, Kaunas Symphony Orchestra, Moscow Conservatory Symphony Orchestra, Lithuanian Chamber Orchestra, Sinfonietta Riga, St. Kristofora Chamber Orchestra, Vidzeme Chamber Orchestra, Klaipeda Chamber Orchestra, Camerata Ars Lituanica. The artist has given solo and chamber concerts in many European countries, China, USA.
2006. In 2019, Glebs Pišniaks received the Valdas Adamkus award from the President of the Republic of Lithuania for popularizing the name of Lithuania, and in 2020 he was awarded by the President of the Republic of Lithuania Gitans Nauseda.
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Dalia Dedinskaite is one of the brightest violinists of the new generation of Lithuania, laureate of national and international competitions. The most important stage in her musical career was her studies with the Austrian violinist Professor Christian Altenburger and chamber music lessons with Professor Johannes Meissl at the Vienna University of Music, where Dalia received her Bachelor's and Master's degrees with distinction and the Rector's Prize. Since 2016, Dalia has settled in Lithuania and regularly visits Austria, where she was appointed as an assistant to Professor Christian Altenburger at the Vienna University of Music and Performing Arts. Since 2016, Dalia has been the first concertmaster of the Klaipeda Chamber Orchestra, and in 2020 she became the principal concertmaster of the Lithuanian National Symphony Orchestra. In 2010, Dalia won the first prize at the international violin competition in Dresden, Germany, after which she was invited to perform L. van Beethoven's violin concerto at the prestigious Dresdner Musikfestspiele 2012. Dedinskaite has performed in many European countries, the USA and New Zealand, performed solo with the Lithuanian State Symphony Orchestra, the Lithuanian National Symphony Orchestra, the Dresden Kappellsolisten Symphony Orchestra and the Dresden Carl Maria von Weber Symphony Orchestra, etc.

Along with her solo activities, the violinist is a keen chamber music performer – Dalia has performed at many international chamber music festivals. Together with her husband Gleb Pišnjak, with whom they are known as the ensemble Duettissimo, Dalia and Gleb are the artistic directors of the "Kintai" Music Festival and co-founders of the Jozef Ahron Music Festival and the "Christmas in Vilnius" festival in Lithuania.

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