Violin

Born in St Petersburg, Tatiana studied in Moscow in the class of Professor Maja Glezarova, then with Igor Oistrakh at the Brussels Conservatory of Music. She has won prizes at major international events, such as the Queen Elisabeth, the Tchaikovsky, and the Sibelius competitions. She has served as competition jury member for the Queen Elisabeth, […]

Born in Moscow in 1992 to a musical family, Fedor plays in venues throughout Europe, Canada and the USA, with orchestras including the Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra and the Hamburg Symphony Orchestra, under conductors such as Vladimir Jurowski, Tomáš Netopil and Lorenzo Viotti. He is a passionate chamber musician, collaborating with partners such as pianists

Romanian-born Mihaela Martin began violin studies with her father at the age 5, continuing with Stefan Gheorghiu. She has won numerous international competitions, including top prizes at the Moscow Tchaikovsky Competition and the First International Violin Competition in Indianapolis. She has performed with orchestras such as the BBC Symphony, Montreal Symphony, Mozarteum Salzburg and Leipzig

Mark Karlinsky studied with Anna Rosnovsky at the ‘Musicians for Tomorrow’ school (founded by Maxim Vengerov), continuing with Irina Etigon (a former student of David Oistrakh) and with Michaela Martin at the Barenboim-Said Academy in Berlin. In Israel he has participated since 2015 in the Jerusalem Music Centre’s programme for outstanding young musicians. He has

Born to Croatian-Japanese parents, Latica Honda-Rosenberg studied with Tibor Varga and Zakhar Bron. In 1998 she won the silver medal at the Tchaikovsky Competition (Moscow) paving the way for an international career which has won her accolades for the strength, eloquence and expressiveness of her playing. She made her debut as a soloist at the

Born in Sion, Switzerland, Madeleine Carruzzo studied with Tibor Varga at the Music Academy of Detmold and served as Concertmaster of the orchestra from 1978-1981. In 1982 she became the first woman to join the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, then under the direction of Herbert von Karajan. She has performed as soloist with various orchestras, and

Born in Jerusalem, Nitzan received her first violin lessons at the age of five from her grandfather, continuing with Yair Kless at the Tel Aviv Buchmann-Mehta School of Music. She then transferred to the Graz University of Music and Performing Arts, the Freiburg University of Music, and the Salzburg Mozarteum. She made her debut as