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SUMMARY:Mihai Ritivoiu - Piano
DESCRIPTION:Mihai leads an international career performing solo and chamber music recitals in Europe and Asia\, and has played concertos with the George Enescu Philharmonic Orchestra\, Lausanne Chamber Orchestra\, the English Chamber Orchestra and the MDR Leipzig Radio Orchestra. He collaborated with conductors such as Joshua Weilerstein\, Robert Trevino\, Michael Collins\, Cristian Mandeal\, Christian Badea and Horia Andreescu. He has been invited to play at prestigious festivals\, including Young Euro Classic in Berlin\, George Enescu Festival in Bucharest\, St Magnus International Festival\, and appeared on stages such as Cadogan Hall\, Barbican Centre\, Konzerthaus Berlin\, Studio Ernest Ansermet Geneva and the Romanian Athenaeum and Radio Hall in Bucharest. \nRegularly invited to play on BBC Radio 3’s programme ‘In Tune’\, his performances have been broadcast on Radio Romania Muzical\, Radio Television Suisse and Medici TV. His debut album “Transcendence” with solo works by Franck\, Enescu and Liszt has been praised as “beautifully recorded\, handsomely played – a solo recital to cherish” (The Arts Desk). \nA graduate with the highest honours from the National University of Music in Bucharest and the Guildhall School of Music & Drama in London\, Mihai studied with Professors Viniciu Moroianu and Joan Havill. He has taken part in masterclasses and lessons with Dmitri Bashkirov\, Dominique Merlet\, Emmanuel Ax\, Richard Goode\, Jean-Claude Pennetier and has been mentored by Valentin Gheorghiu and Christopher Elton. Most recently\, he has pursued directing from the keyboard with Ricardo Castro at the Scuola di Musica di Fiesole. \nIn addition to his solo recitals and concerto appearances\, Mihai has a rich chamber music activity. His partners have included Corina Belcea\, Antoine Lederlin\, Roland Pidoux\, Oleg Kogan and Alexander Sitkovetsky. He forms a duo with the cellist Yoanna Prodanova\, with whom he has performed in the United Kingdom\, France and The Netherlands. Their first album as a duo\, with works for piano and cello by Chopin\, Fauré and Janacek was recently released on the Linn Records label. \nMihai is a City Music Foundation artist and a Freeman of the Worshipful Company of Musicians. He has received generous support from the Liliana and Peter Ilica Foundation for the Endowment of the Arts\, Erbiceanu Cultural Foundation and Ratiu Family Charitable Foundation. \nhttps://mihairitivoiu.net/ \nP R O G R A M M E\nScarlatti – Sonata in A \nBeethoven – Sonata in D\, Op. 10 no.3 \nFauré – Ballade \nde Falla – Fantasia Baetica
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LOCATION:The Faversham Assembly Rooms\, Preston Street\, Faversham\, ME13 8PG\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Ryan Corbett - Accordion
DESCRIPTION:Born in Glasgow in 1999\, Ryan Corbett is a classical accordionist who has been described as “one of Scotland’s most exciting young musicians” (The Scotsman). When Ryan was eleven his grandmother gave him a small accordion on which he taught himself to play Scottish traditional music\, he started learning with Djordje Gajic at the age of fourteen and continues to do so. Ryan graduated from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland\, where he is currently enrolled on the master’s course. Previously\, he studied at the Music School of Douglas Academy and St Mary’s Music School. \nRyan was awarded the Keyboard Prize\, first prize and Gold Medal at the Royal Over-Seas League Annual Music Competition\, first prize at the Bromsgrove International Musicians’ competition and prizes at international accordion competitions in Italy\, Germany\, and China. Ryan is a Tillet Debut scheme artist\, Munster Trust Recital Scheme artist and the first accordionist to be part of the prestigious BBC Radio 3 New Generation Artist scheme since its launch in 1999. As a member of the BBC scheme\, he will be introduced to a wide audience through radio broadcasts\, appearances at major venues including Wigmore Hall\, and performances with BBC orchestras. He recently collaborated with the Columbian cellist and fellow NGA Santiago Cañón-Valencia in a recording of Piazzolla and Ginastera. \n​Ryan performed his accordion trio arrangement of Rameau for King Charles III on his official visit to the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland\, and subsequently he was invited to perform his arrangement of a Scottish tune at the King’s Honours of Scotland ceremony in St Giles Cathedral. The latter was broadcast live on BBC One and BBC Radio 3. \nRyan has given concerts across Europe and the USA at venues including the Berlin Philharmonie. In the UK he has performed at major festivals including Bath\, Norfolk & Norwich\, St Magnus\, Buxton\, Cambridge\, Ryedale\, Lake District\, Edinburgh\, Lammermuir\, Perth\, Paxton\, Oxford Lieder\, Cumnock Tryst\, and the Keyboard Festival at St George’s Bristol. Ryan recorded Bach’s fourth keyboard concerto with the Berliner Symphoniker and has appeared as a soloist with the BBC Symphony Orchestra and the National Youth Orchestra of Scotland. He has also performed at private events for Sir Jackie Stewart and Dame Kiri Te Kanawa. \nIn 2021 Ryan formed an accordion duo with Djordje Gajic; its repertoire features an arrangement of Stravinsky’s ballet ‘Petrushka’ and Ryan’s own arrangement of Bach’s Prelude and Fugue in Eb ‘St Anne’ which was described as “musically unified and utterly compelling” (Seen and Heard International). Recent collaborations have included duos with violin\, cello\, trumpet\, flute\, piano and voice\, and he regularly performs in accordion ensembles with friends at the Conservatoire. Ryan has featured as ‘Rising Star’ in the BBC Music Magazine\, ‘Artist of the Month’ in Interlude HK\, and ‘One to Watch’ in the Scotsman. \nRyan plays a Bayan Spectrum classical piano accordion made by Bugari Armando in Castelfidardo\, Italy. This was made possible by the generous support of private sponsors\, the John Mather Trust\, and Dewar Arts Awards. Ryan is grateful to the Cross Trust\, Drake Calleja Trust\, Countess of Munster Musical Trust\, RCS Scholarship Fund and Help Musicians UK for supporting his studies. \nhttp://www.ryancorbett.com
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LOCATION:The Faversham Assembly Rooms\, Preston Street\, Faversham\, ME13 8PG\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Helen Ricci - Harp
DESCRIPTION:Previous concert venues include the Wigmore Hall\, St Martin-in-the-Fields\, a recent livestreamed concert for the LSO at LSO St Luke’s\, as well as many high profile events in London. She took part in the Encuentro de Santander\, Philharmonie der Animato European concert tour\, Britten-Pears Young Artist “Composition & Performance course”\, MDW Tuning In! and Guildhall Creative Entrepreneurs programmes. Helena Ricci made her West End debut during the pandemic with the London Musical Theatre Orchestra. Ricci is an alumna of the Guildhall School of Music & Drama where she studied with Imogen Barford and graduated with the highest honours.  \nThis season Helena Ricci has been part of the DEBUT Horizon scheme\, showcasing classical music in unique and unforgettable venues. She is the first harpist ever to have won both a Hattori Foundation Senior Award and a coveted place as a 2022 City Music Foundation Artist.  Outside music\, she has a strong interest in books and photography. Among hundreds of videographers taking part in the 2020 “Mixing Colours” competition\, her winning film for Brian & Roger Eno’s “Cerulean Blue” was subsequently released as its official music video on the Deutsche Grammophon YouTube channel. Helena Ricci plays a striking red David concert harp manufactured in the Swiss region where luxury watches are made. Fully aware that “it takes a village”\, she is very grateful for the support she has received throughout her musical journey.   \nhttp://www.helenaricci.com \n \n 
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