concert carnegie small 
Ingmar Lazar
Alexandre Brussilovsky, violon, présente un jeune talent : Ingmar Lazar, piano
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Quatre videos courtesy IL AB EP
Au programme :
J. Achron
« Ciseaux, Danse nuptiale » pour violon et piano
« Berceuse juive » pour violon et piano
M. Weinberg « Sonatine » Op.46 pour violon et
piano
F. Chopin
« Polonaise-Fantaisie » Op.61 en la bémol majeur pour piano
« Mazurka » Op.17 no.4 en la mineur pour piano
S. Prokofiev
« Sonate no.3 » Op.28 en la mineur pour piano
« Cinq mélodies » Op.35 bis pour violon et piano
E. Podgaïts http://www.podgaits.info/biografiya_.htm more
than 200 compositions...bio-disco-works -ound-live journal-contact
« Valse d’un film non existant » pour violon et piano EP courtesy
EP
« Pas des deux ironique » pour violon et piano EPcourtesy
EP
Weinberg sonatine 1er mvt
OP 46 Vainberg Mieczislaw Weinberg Alexandre Brussilovsky violon Ingmar Lazar piano Sonatine OP 46 1/3 Allegretto Mieczyslaw Weinberg (Moissei Vainberg ou Моисей Самуилович Вайнберг en russe ou Mieczysław Wajnberg en polonais)[1
courtesy IL AB
Scherzo brahms Alexandre Brussilovsky violon Ingmar Lazar piano Brahms FAE Sonata III. Scherzo
J. Brahms « Scherzo pour violon et piano »
Ф. Лист Rhapsodie espagnole -- Испанская рапсодия
Liszt Rhapsodie espagnole
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Biographie
Ingmar Lazar
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Ingmar Lazar (b. June 22, 1993 in St. Cloud, France) is a French classical pianist.
Ingmar Lazar began playing the piano at the age of five in Paris. He was quickly noticed at various piano competitions where he won 1st Great Prices (UFAM, Claude Kahn, FLAME). He made his debut at age six in the Salle Gaveau and gave his first recital at age nine at the Garibaldi Theatre at Figline Valdarno in Italy.
A year later, he won the International Competition of piano EPTA in Namur, Belgium. He has since then been invited to give concerts in France (Atrium Magne, Moulin d'Andé, Schola Cantorum, Salle Cortot, Grand Auditorium of Caen, Great Hall of UNESCO, Gilles de La Rocque Auditorium in Courchevel, Congress Hall Center Henri Oreiller and St-Bernard de Menthon Church in Val d'Isère, International piano Festival of Dinard, International piano Festival "Musique à la Cour" in Solliès-Pont), in Italy (Auditorium St Nicolo with the Symphony orchestra of the Festival of Chioggia), in Slovenia (Philarmonic Hall of Ljublijana), in Russia, (Moscow International House of Music and Great Hall of the Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatory), in Germany (Kloster Isenhagen, Lister Turm, Theater Cavallo).
His repertoire ranges chronologically from Bach and Scarlatti to Hovounts and Podgaitz, and includes works by Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Weber, Schubert, Schumann, Chopin, Liszt, Brahms, Mussorgsky, Tchaikovsky, Prokofiev, Ravel, Debussy, Joseph Achron, Mieczyslaw Weinberg which he plays in solo recital or with the cellist Suren Bagratuni and the violinist Alexandre Brussilovsky.
Ingmar Lazar has also played on television (Mezzo TV, TF1, Métropole Télévision, Téva) and on radio Europe 1 where he was invited to play Mozart at the time of the celebration of the 250th birthday of the composer.
In 2008 he recorded two CDs for Suoni e Colori with Alexandre Brussilovsky, and he was the Winner of the "Young Talent" category of the C.I.M. International Academy in Val d'Isère, France.
He has studied piano with Vladimir Viardo, Konstantin Bogino, Valery Sigalevitch and theory and harmony with Françoise Levechin-Gangloff. Currently he is continuing his musical education at the Hochschule für Musik und Theater Hannover in the class of Vladimir Krainev.
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ALEXANDRE BRUSSILOVSKY, violon
http://www.brussilovsky.canalblog.com/
« Sacha Brussilovsky is a most admired collegue and an excellent musician and violinist ...»
Lord Yehudi Menuhin
Né en Ukraine, Alexandre BRUSSILOVSKY fait toutes ses études musicales au Conservatoire de Moscou avec les Maîtres Yuri YANKELEVITCH, Maya GLEZAROVA et Félix ANDRIEVSKY. Il obtient de grands prix internationaux, celui du concours international de Prague en 1969 et le Grand Prix et le Prix Spécial Albert Roussel du Concours Jacques Thibaud à Paris en 1975. Il n’en poursuit pas moins ses études supérieures au conservatoire de Moscou dans la classe de Léonid Kogan jusqu’en 1979.
Après avoir été interdit de concerts à l’étranger pendant de nombreuses années, il quitte l’URSS et s’installe en France en 1985. Il y recrée sa carrière, partageant son activité entre les salles de concert et l’enseignement, tout en concrétisant son rêve de créer son propre ensemble, l’ENSEMBLE RICERCATA DE PARIS.
Outre ses activités de soliste international, Alexandre BRUSSILOVSKY est invité par l’école de musique de Bloomington (Indiana University) et Longy School of music (Boston) pour donner des master-classes. Il participe à plusieurs académies d’été parmi lesquelles Genève, Arcs, Nice, New-York et Prades (Festival Pablo Casals). Depuis octobre 2000 il est invité par l'orchestre de chambre DEL ARTE (Neuburg, Allemagne) en tant que son chef principal.
Il a joué avec Lord Yehudi MENUHIN, Emmanuel KRIVINE, Neeme JARVI, Misha MAISKY, Gary HOFFMAN, Eduard BRUNNER, Kun-Woo PAIK, Pierre-Laurent AIMARD, Patrick GALLOIS, ZHU Xiao-Mei, Nathaniel ROSEN, Françoise POLLET, Natalia GUTMAN, les quatuors LINDSAYS et FINE ARTS, Boris BEREZOVSKY...
Alexandre BRUSSILOVSKY est par ailleurs Directeur Artistique du label phonographique Suoni e Colori, de l'Académie Internationale Masters de Pontlevoy, du Festival MusiCimes de Courchevel et du Festival de la Musique Française Pont Alexandre III à Moscou.
Perlman, Pauk, Stern, Brussilovsky and Belkin have most frequently returned to the CD player.
The STRAD magazine
… une véritable révélation : le violoniste Alexandre Brussilovsky!
Le Monde
… un violoniste de haute lignée.
Jaques Lonchampt, Le Monde
Un violoniste à retenir absolument parmi les virtuoses d'aujourdhui.
Festival de Montpellier
… intense tone and precise projection…
Strings
The perfomances are first-rate… Brussilovsky could not be more sensitive to colour.
DSCH Journal
Violoniste d'exception, reconnu par ses pairs… soliste raffiné, sensible…
Michel le Naour, Le Monde de la Musique
Der brillierte als Solist, verwirklichte seinen emotionalen Zugang zur Violine in überzeugender Manier, ließ seinen Ton zwischen zwitschernd jubilierender Süße und strahlender Ausdruckskraft variieren.
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ALEXANDRE BRUSSILOVSKY, violin
« Sacha Brussilovsky is a most admired colleague and an excellent musician and violinist ... »
Lord Yehudi Menuhin
Born in Ukraine, Alexandre Brussilovsky completed his musical education at the Moscow Conservatoire under Yuri Yankelevich, Maya Glezarova and Felix Andrievsky. After winning grand prizes at several international competitions, including the Grand Prix at the International Prague Competition in 1969, and the Grand Prix and Albert Roussel Special Prize at the Jacques Thibaud Competition in 1975, he continued his advanced studies at the Moscow Conservatoire with Leonid Kogan until 1979.
In 1985, after having been prohibited from performing abroad for eight years, Brussilovsky was able to leave the USSR and establish his residency in France. He rebuilt his career, dividing his time between concert halls and teaching. At the same time his dream of having his own ensemble came true: RICERCATA DE PARIS was created. Since 2000 he has been invited by the Ensemble DEL ARTE Neuburg (Germany) as the principal conductor.
An international soloist, Alexandre Brussilovsky is invited to give a master-classes in Bloomington (Indiana University) and the Summer Academies in Geneva, Nice and New-York.
He has played with renowned artists such as Yehudi MENUHIN, Neeme JARVI, Emmanuel KRIVINE, Misha MAISKY, Gary HOFFMAN, Eduard BRUNNER, Kun-Woo PAIK, Pierre-Laurent AIMARD, Patrick GALLOIS, ZHU Xiao-Mei, Nathaniel ROSEN, Francoise POLLET, Natalia GUTMAN, Boris BEREZOVSKY, The LINDSAYS and FINE ARTS string quartets...
Alexandre Brussilovsky is the artistic director of the International Music Academy Masters de Pontlevoy as well as such chamber music festivals as Les MusiCimes in Courchevel and the Moscow "Pont Alexandre III" French music Festival.
Alexandre Brussilovsky, Geige
„Sacha Brussilovsky ist ein äußerst bewundernswerter Kollege und ein ausgezeichneter Musiker und Geiger“
Lord Yehudi Menuhin
In der Ukraine geboren erhielt Alexandre Brussilovsky seine musikalische Ausbildung am Moskauer Konservatorium unter Yuri Yankelevich, Maya Glezarova und Felix Andrievsky. Nachdem er mehrere Preise bei internationalen Wettbewerben gewonnen hatte - den Grand Prix beim Internationalen Wettbewerb in Prag 1969 und den Grand Prix und Albert Roussel Sonderpreis beim Jacques Thibaud Wettbewerb 1975 - setzte er seine Studien an der Moskauer Konservatorium unter Leonid Kogan bis 1979 fort.
Im Jahre 1985, nachdem es ihm acht Jahre lang untersagt worden war, im Ausland aufzutreten, konnte Brussilovsky die USSR verlassen und ließ sich in Frankreich nieder. Dort baute er seine Karriere wieder auf und widmete seine Zeit teils den Auftritten in Konzerten und teils dem Unterrichten. In der gleichen Zeit erfüllte sich sein Traum, ein eigenes Ensemble zu haben: das Ricercata de Paris. Für die kommende Konzertsaison 2000/2001 wurde er als Dirigent des Ensemble del Arte in Neuburg an der Donau (Deutschland) verpflichtet.
Der internationale Solist Alexandre Brussilovsky hält Meisterkurse in Bloomington, Universität Indiana, USA, und in den Sommerakademien in Genf, Nizza und New York.
Alexandre Brussilovsky spielte mit berühmten Musikern wie Yehudi MENUHIN, Neeme JARVI, Emmanuel KRIVINE, Misha MAISKY, Gary HOFFMAN, Eduard BRUNNER, Kun-Woo PAIK, Pierre-Laurent AIMARD, Patrick GALLOIS, ZHU Xiao-Mei, Nathaniel ROSEN, Francoise POLLET, Natalia GUTMAN, Boris BEREZOVSKY und dem LINDSAYS und FINE ARTS Quartetten...
Alexandre Brussilovsky ist der künstlerische Leiter des Kammermusikfestivals Les MusiCimes in Courchevel, Masters de Pontlevoy (Frankreich) und des Moskauer Musikfestivals „Pont Alexandre III“ für französische Musik.
Mieczyslaw Weinberg (Moissei Vainberg ou
Моисей
Самуилович
Вайнберг en russe ou Mieczysław
Wajnberg en polonais)[11919-1996. Moisei Vainberg was born, as Mieczyslaw
Weinberg, on 8 December 1919 in Warsaw, into a musical family: his father was a composer and violinist in a Jewish theatre there. He made his first public appearance as a pianist at the age of ten, and two years later became a student at the Warsaw Academy of Music, then under the direction of Szymanowski, where he took piano lessons from Josef Turczynski.
His graduation in 1939 was soon followed by Hitler's invasion: when his entire family was killed, burned alive, Moisei fled eastwards, taking shelter first in Minsk, where he studied composition with Vassily Zolotaryov. Two years later, as Hitler now pushed into Russia, Vainberg again had to flee, this time finding work at the opera house in Tashkent, in Uzbekistan. It was there, in 1943, that he took the action that was perhaps to be the most decisive in his life: he sent the manuscript of his newly completed First Symphony to Shostakovich in Moscow.
Shostakovich's response was typically helpful and immediate: Vainberg received an official invitation to travel to Moscow, where he was to spend the rest of his life, living largely by his compositions, though he also made many appearances as a pianist.One of the most prestigious was when, in October 1967, with Vishnevskaya, Oistrakh and Rostropovich, he played in the first performance of Shostakovich's Seven Romances on Poems by Alexander Blok, replacing the ailing composer. And when Shostakovich presented his latest works to the Composers' Union and to the Soviet Ministry of Culture, it was generally in four-hand versions in which Vainberg was his habitual accompanist.
Having only just escaped the Nazis with his life, Vainberg was not to find matters much easier under Stalin. During the night of 12 January 1948 (the day before the opening of the infamous "Zhdanov" congress at which Shostakovich, Prokofieff and several other composers were denounced as "formalists"), Solomon Mikhoels, Vainberg's father-in-law and the perhaps the foremost actor in the Soviet Union, was murdered on Stalin's orders, an early victim of the anti-Semitic campaign that was to be a feature of his last years in power. When, in February 1953, Vainberg himself was arrested, it seemed that he, too, might "disappear"; fortune intervened and Stalin's death on 5 March removed the imminent danger.
A month later Mikhoels was posthumously rehabilitated in the Soviet press, and soon after Vainberg himself was released.He spent his last days confined to bed by ill health, often in considerable pain and afflicted by a deep depression occasioned by the wholesale neglect of his music - an unworthy end to a career the importance of which has yet to be recognised.
photos supra (c)maginel Paris 2009
piano mis a dispositon par Alexandre Brussilovsky