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Tatjana Grindenkois one of the most talented violinists in the world. Her biography is full of numerous international prizes, concerts at the most important festivals, series of concerts the
world over and numerous recordings of renaissance, baroque, modern music, jazz
and rock, A career marred by nearly ten years of artistic silence imposed by the Soviet
regime which prohibited her even from playing in the Socialist countries. Tatjana Grindenko
had her come back in the West only in 1988, when she gave concerts with Gidon Kremer in
Salzburg, Berlin and New York. A car-lover, she alternates driving in rallies with playing
in concerts.
In 1970 she got first prize in the IV International Tchaikovsky Competition and in 1972 she won the first prize in the TV International Wieniawsky Competition in Poland. In 1983 she founded the Moscow Academy of Early Music, which is now one of the most important ensembles in the world for baroque music. Many Soviet composers have written music for Tatjana Grindenko, such as Silvestrov, Martynov, Schnittke and Artiomov. To Tatjana Grindenko and Gidon Kremer are dedicated to some among the most relevant modern compositions: "Concerto grosso" by Schnittke, "Tabula rasa " by Arvo Part, "Hay que caminar" by Luigi Nono... Together they recorded more than 10 records. Tatjana Grindenko has worked with the conductors: Askenazy, Bashmet, Dmitriev, Holliger, Harnoncourt, Roshdeswesky, Masur, Fedosseyev, Mravinsky, Temirkanov, Kogan, Sendeekis, the soloists: Valery Afanassieve, Gerard Causs, David Geringas, Irena Grafenauer, Gidon Kremer, Alexei Liubinov, Oleg Maisemberg, Vladimir Mendelssohn, Antonio Meneses, Boris Pergamenschikow, Mark Pekarsky, Victoria Postnikova, Vadim Sakharov, Yury Smirnow, Andrea Staier, Milano Turkovich, Thomas Zehetmair, the orchestras, London Symphony Orchestra, the Basel Sinfonie Orchestra, Los Angeles Philharmonic, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, The Chamber Orchestra of Europe, the Deutche Kammerphilarmonie, the Moscow Philharmonic, the Leningrad Philharmonic, the Moscow Soloists, the Lithuanian Chamber Orchestra, the Berliner Radio Symphoniker, the Brookling Symphonica Orchestra, the Leipzig Gewandhausorchester, the Radio France Orchestra and the Wiener Philarmoniker. ItacaInforma |
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World premiere of complete work February 18, 2009 London Royal Festival Hall, United Kingdom Vladimir MARTYNOV, Opera VITA NUOVA More Info The Monk Thogmey's Thirty-Seven Precepts - new disk of Anton Batagov is released More Info The 1st International Festival of Joint Projects "Amplitude" 25th, 28th of September More Info LONG ARMS FEST- 4 (2007) September 27-30, October 6-27 -- FOURTH presentation of the MAIN INTERNATIONAL VANGUARD FORUM OF TWO CAPITALS -- LONG ARMS in Moscow and APOSITION FORUM in St. Petersburg. More Info 10 April, 2007, concert In memory of Nick DMITRIEV Dom Cultural Center more info 13, 14 of November, 2006 Moscow Composers Orchestra on London Jazz Festival More Info LONG ARMS FESTIVAL - 3 September 27 - October 4, Moscow, 2006 DOM Cultural Centre More Info 8, 9, 10 of July 2006 the play "Mozart and Salieri. Requiem" by Vladimir Martynov music. 14, 16, 17 of July the play "Song XXIII. Interment of Patrokl. Games" by Vladimir Martynov music More Info 10th of April, 2006 Nick, we remember you... A film about Nick Dmitriev is now available for download. The film was shown in 2004 on Russian Channel TV Culture DivX (300 mb) download now 23d of November - 2nd of December, 2005 5 performances of "Unorthodox Chants" Project in UK and Belgium More Info 17th-19th of November, 2005 Festival in Tokyo in memory of Nick Dmitriev More Info 1st-10th of October 2005, Long Arms Festival - 2 in memory of Nick Dmitriev see website 1st of July, 2004, 19:00 OPUS POSTH Ensemble performs THE SEVEN LAST WORDS OF OUR SAVIOUR ON THE CROSS by Joseph Haydn Kozitsky lane., house 5 metro Puschkinskaya, Tverskaya, Chekhovskaya information - 299-2262 LONG ARMS new music festival in memory of Nick Dmitriev  from May 15 till 19 IN CONCERT STUDIO M.Nikitskaya str., 24 organized by DEVOTIO MODERNA CENTER and RADIO CULTURE GTRK composers Martynov, Batagov, Karmanov, Aigi, Zagny, Pelecis, Rabinovich, Semzo, Glass, Dresher and others performers Tatiana Grindenko, Galina Muradova, OPUS POSTH ensemble, Anton Batagov, Sergei Zagny, Alexey Aigi, 4.33 ensemble, Tibor Semzo, GORDIAN KNOT ensemble, ALKONOST choir and others book tickets |
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