1. Vadim Repin Der in Sibierien geborene vadim repin studierte dort bei Zakhar Bron und begann seine Kollegen machte, unter denen sich auch der Zigeunerviolinist Roby Lakatos befand. http://www.art-mgmt.com/de/repin.htm

German English Vadim Repin, Violine I n Vadim Repins Kunst verbindet feuriges Temperament mit makelloser Technik, Poesie und Feingefühl. "Das ist schlichtweg der beste und perfekteste Geiger, den ich je gehört habe", schwärmte Yehudi Menuhin. "Der größte lebende Geiger" verkündete der Berliner Tagesspiegel. Der in Sibierien geborene Vadim Repin studierte dort bei Zakhar Bron und begann seine internationale Karriere, nachdem er den begehrtesten und anspruchvollsten Violin-Wettbewerb der Welt, den Reine Elisabeth Concours, gewonnen hatte,. Seitdem tritt er mit den bedeutendsten Orchestern der Welt auf, z.B. mit dem Boston Sinfonieorchester, dem Cleveland Orchester, mit dem Orchester der Mailänder Scala, dem Philharmonischen Orchester von Los Angeles, dem Orchestre de Paris, dem Concertgebouw Orchester, der San Francisco Symphony, dem Orchester der Suisse Romande und mit dem St. Petersburger Philharmonsichen Orchester. Er hat mit berühmten Dirigenten wie Boulez, Bychkov, Chailly, Dutoit, Eschenbach, Gergiev, Jansons, Krivine, Levine, Luisi, Marriner, Masur, Mehta, Nagano, Rattle, Rostropovich, Rozhdestvensky, Temirkanov und Zinman zusammengearbeitet. Vadim Repin, der sich insbesondere für neue Musik einsetzt, hat für seine Aufführung des Violinkonzerts von John Adams mit den Sinfonieorchestern von Chicago und San Francisco under der Leitung des Komponisten besondere Anerkennung gefunden. Bei seinem Debut mit dem Sinfonieorchester von Boston hat er das Offertorium von Gubaidulina gespielt und dieses dann kurze Zeit später mit dem Sinfonieorchester der Stadt Birmingham aufgeführt.

2. Vadim Repin repin, Violin. vadim repins artistry combines fiery passion with impeccable technique, poetry and sensitivity. Simply the best, the most perfect violinist http://www.art-mgmt.com/en/repin.htm

Deutsch English Vadim Repin, Violin Vadim Repin’s artistry combines fiery passion with impeccable technique, poetry and sensitivity. “Simply the best, the most perfect violinist I have ever heard” exclaimed Yehudi Menuhin. “The greatest living violinist” proclaimed the Berlin Tagesspiegel last year. Born in Siberia, where he studied with Zakhar Bron, his international career began at seventeen after winning the most prestigious and demanding violin competition in the world, the Reine Elisabeth Concours. Since then he has appeared with the world’s greatest orchestras including the Boston Symphony, the Cleveland Orchestra, La Scala Milan, the Los Angeles Philharmonic, the Orchestre de Paris, the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, San Francisco Symphony, the Orchestre de la Suisse Romande and the St. Petersburg Philharmonic. He has performed under the baton of leading conductors such as Boulez, Bychkov, Chailly, Dutoit, Eschenbach, Gergiev, Jansons, Krivine, Levine, Luisi, Marriner, Masur, Mehta, Nagano, Rattle, Rostropovich, Rozhdestvensky, Temirkanov and Zinman. A strong advocate of new music, Vadim Repin has received accolades for his performances of John Adams’ Violin Concerto with the Chicago Symphony and the San Francisco Symphony conducted by the composer. He performed Gubaidulina’s Offertorium in his Boston Symphony debut, and shortly thereafter with the City of Birmingham Symphony.

3. INKPOT#84 CLASSICAL MUSIC REVIEWS: Tutta Bravura! Vadim Repin (Erato) vadim repin plays on a A.Stradivari 'Ruby' violin (1708) by kind permission of the Stradivari Society of Prihoda) brings out the best in a violinist. It is terribly difficult http://inkpot.com/classical/tuttabravura.html

Tutta Bravura Vadim Repin plays on a A.Stradivari 'Ruby' violin (1708) by kind permission of the Stradivari Society of Chicago. NICCOLÒ PAGANINI · Variations on the theme "Nel cor piu non mi sento" (arr. Prihoda) · Caprice No.24 (arr. Leopold von Auer) · Introduction and Variations on "Dal tuo stellato soglio" from Rossini's Moses (ed. Zino Francescatti) PYOTR TCHAIKOVSKY · Melody in E-flat from Souvenir d'un lieu cher , op.42 · Waltz - Scherzo in C major, op.34 ANTONIO BAZZINI La Ronde des Lutins , op.25. (The Goblin's rondo) HENRYK WIENIAWSKI · Polonaise Brillante No.1 in D major op.4 · Variations on an Original Theme op.15 PABLO DE SARASATE Zapateado op.23, no.2 (ed. Francescatti) MANUEL PONCE Estrellita HEINRICH ERNST Der Erlkönig (Grand Caprice op.26) VADIM REPIN violin Alexander Markovich piano ERATO [63:34] full-price by Johann D'Souza After listening to Li Chuan Yun in a recent concert ( reviewed here ) playing (the variations on the theme) Nel cor piu non mi sento , I decided to search for a recording. I was pleasantly recommended this recording. I have had the opportunity to hear Vadim Repin 'live' in a Shostakovich Violin Concerto a couple of years ago with the SSO and even bought his recording of the Shostakovich No.1 and the Prokofiev No.2 with Kent Nagano conducting (Erato 0630-10696-2). Vadim Repin won the prestigious Wieniawski International Competition at the tender age of 11. Later at 17, he triumphed at the Reine Elisabeth Concours. He studied with Professor Zakhar Bron, said to be one of the foremost Russian violinists since the likes of Heifetz, Oistrakh and Milstein. Repin has worked with conductors the likes of Nagano, Boulez, Marriner and Temirkanov. He has also performed in recitals with Boris Berezovsky (Wow, I would love to hear this twin partnership 'live'), Bella Davidovich and Markovich. He has won the Diapason d'Or Choc du Monde de la Musique Terama, and was highly praised for his recording of the Ravel Sonata No.2 and the Medtner Sonata No.3 "Epica", (with Berezovsky, Erato 0630-15110-2).

4. Vadim REPIN vadim repin's artistry combines fiery passion with impeccable technique, poetry and sensitivity. "Simply the best, the most perfect violinist http://www.philharmonia.spb.ru/persa/repin.html

Vadim REPIN , violin Vadim Repin's artistry combines fiery passion with impeccable technique, poetry and sensitivity. "Simply the best, the most perfect violinist I have ever heard" exclaimed Yehudi Menuhin. "The greatest living violinist proclaimed the Berlin Tagesspiegel last year. Born in Siberia, where he studied with Zakhar Bron, his international career began at seventeen after winning the most prestigious and demanding violin competition in the world, the Reine Saint-Petersburg Philharmonia

5. Vadim Repin Lalo, Chausson, Ravel violinist, Pablo de Sarasate, who gave its first performance (interestingly on the same "Ruby" Stradivarius which vadim repin http://www.warnerclassics.com/erato/Albums/Pages/Repin.htm

6. Vadim Repin - January 28 January 28, 2003 vadim repin, Violin Boris Berezovsky, Piano the age of seventeen, vadim repin, now twentyseven, is recognized as the foremost young violinist to have emerged from http://www.virginia.edu/music/tecs/performers/repin.htm

Muir String Quartet Vienna Piano Trio Tallis Scholars Anne-Marie McDermott, Piano ... Moscow Soloists January 28, 2003 Vadim Repin After winning the most prestigious and demanding violin competition in the world, the Reine Elisabeth Concours, at the age of seventeen, Vadim Repin, now twenty-seven, is recognized as the foremost young violinist to have emerged from Russia since the days of Heifetz, Milstein and David Oistrakh. Born in Novosibirsk, where he studied with Professor Zakhar Bron, Repin was only eleven when he won first prize in the Wieniawski International Competition. His first performance with orchestra was at the age of seven; at eleven he gave a recital in St. Petersburg. His international solo career spans performances with the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, the San Francisco Symphony, the Orchestra de la Suisse Romande, the Los Angeles Philharmonic, the Cleveland Symphony, the Royal Philharmonic and Hall Orchestras. He has also appeared with the Orchestra de Paris, Sddeutscher Rundfunk, the NHK of Japan, the Kirov Orchestra and the Berlin Sinfonieorchester. Repin made his debut with the Chicago Symphony under Semyon Bychkov, and performed with the Montreal Symphony under Charles Dutoit. Other conductors with whom he has collaborated in the past include Temirkanov, Krivine, Chailly, Menuhin, Nagano, Rozhdestvensky, Gergiev, Prtre, Jansons, Boulez, Marriner and Mehta.

7. Vadim Repin, Violinist vadim repin, violinist March 2829, 2003 Hailed by Yehudi Menuhin as simply thebest, the most perfect violinist I have ever heard, vadim repin's artistry http://www.cincinnatisymphony.org/aboutus/guest_artists/repin.htm

general info conductors guest artists orchestra ... reviews Vadim Repin, violinist March 28-29, 2003 Hailed by Yehudi Menuhin as "simply the best, the most perfect violinist I have ever heard," Vadim Repin's artistry combines fiery passion with impeccable technique, poetry and sensitivity. Born in Siberia, his international career began at the age of 17 after winning the Reine Elisabeth Concours, one of the world's most prestigious and demanding violin competitions. Since then, he has appeared with leading orchestras under the baton of distinguished conductors including Pierre Boulez, Riccardo Chailly, Charles Dutoit, James Levine, Zubin Mehta and Sir Simon Rattle. A strong advocate of new music, Mr. Repin has received accolades for his performances of John Adams' Violin Concerto with the Chicago Symphony and the San Francisco Symphony conducted by the composer, and for performances of Gubaidulina's Offertorium in his Boston Symphony debut and with the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra.

8. Vadim Repin, Violinist vadim repin, violinist. March 2829, 2003 http://cincinnatipops.org/aboutus/guest_artists/repin.htm

general info conductors guest artists orchestra ... reviews Vadim Repin, violinist March 28-29, 2003 Hailed by Yehudi Menuhin as "simply the best, the most perfect violinist I have ever heard," Vadim Repin's artistry combines fiery passion with impeccable technique, poetry and sensitivity. Born in Siberia, his international career began at the age of 17 after winning the Reine Elisabeth Concours, one of the world's most prestigious and demanding violin competitions. Since then, he has appeared with leading orchestras under the baton of distinguished conductors including Pierre Boulez, Riccardo Chailly, Charles Dutoit, James Levine, Zubin Mehta and Sir Simon Rattle. A strong advocate of new music, Mr. Repin has received accolades for his performances of John Adams' Violin Concerto with the Chicago Symphony and the San Francisco Symphony conducted by the composer, and for performances of Gubaidulina's Offertorium in his Boston Symphony debut and with the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra.

9. Carnegie Hall To Present Cincinnati Symphony And Pops Orchestras In 2003 Orchestras in 2003 Paavo Järvi to lead CSO and renowned violinist vadim repin;Flying Karamazov Brothers to appear with Erich Kunzel and the Cincinnati Pops. http://www.cincinnatisymphony.org/news/carnegie2003.htm

January 16, 2002 Carnegie Hall to Present Cincinnati Symphony and Pops Orchestras in 2003 Exodus Cincinnati Pops Conductor Erich Kunzel will lead a special April Fool's Day Celebration with the Flying Karamazov Brothers on April 1, 2003. Now in his 24th season as conductor of the Cincinnati Pops, Maestro Kunzel has led the ensemble to unprecedented success with music lovers worldwide through tour performances, nationally broadcast television programs and best-selling Telarc recordings. The Cincinnati Pops perform frequently in Carnegie Hall, most recently in January 2001. Both the CSO and Pops performances at Carnegie Hall begin at 8:00 p.m. Exodus was commissioned by Maestro Järvi, who conducted the world premiere with the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra in 1999. "It is a hugely impressive achievement, packing a great deal into its 17-minute span, which maintains a constant pulsing until the very last few moments," wrote Andrew Clements in

10. Review Of Tchaikovsky, Myaskovsky: Violin Concertos By Vadim Repin, Valery Gergi violinist.com Reviews CD Tchaikovsky, Myaskovsky Violin Concertos CDTchaikovsky, Myaskovsky Violin Concertos vadim repin, Valery Gergiev. http://www.violinist.com/reviews/review.cfm?review=45

11. Is Vladim Repin The Greatest Living Violinist? MST). I definitely do not think vadim repin is the greatest violinistnow. First of all, what makes the violinist the greatest? We http://www.violinist.com/discussion/response.cfm?ID=133

12. Violinist Repin Shows His Astonishing Talent When violinist vadim repin made his Seattle debut a decade ago during the inauguralseason of that dazzling meteor, the Seattle International Music Festival http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/classical/106907_repin03q.shtml

Jump to Weather Traffic Mariners Seahawks ... Forums NEWS Local Neighborhoods Sports Nation/World ... Special Reports COMMENTARY Opinion Columnists Letters David Horsey ... Forums COFFEE BREAK Mike Mailway TV Listings SHOPPING Archives NWclassifieds Jobs Autos ... Online Shop P-I ANYWHERE E-mail Newsletters News Alerts PDA Cell Phones ... Desktop OUR AFFILIATES Monday, February 3, 2003 Violinist Repin shows his astonishing talent By R.M. CAMPBELL SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER MUSIC CRITIC When violinist Vadim Repin made his Seattle debut a decade ago during the inaugural season of that dazzling meteor, the Seattle International Music Festival, he was slightly awkward and very young, fresh from winning important European competitions. However, once he put bow to fiddle, no one cared because his gifts were so huge, not only in terms of sheer virtuosity, but also his command of music. MUSIC REVIEW VIOLINIST VADIM REPIN AND PIANIST BORIS BEREZOVSKY COMPOSERS: Tartini, Prokofiev, Grieg, Chausson and Ravel WHEN: Friday night WHERE: Benaroya Hall The Russian violinist returned to Seattle to solo with the Seattle Symphony Orchestra a few years ago, and on Friday night the symphony invited him back, this time for a recital on its Distinguished Artists Series, which is in the midst of a particularly noteworthy season. For those with expectations, Repin did not disappoint, and for those without them, he was surely just as rewarding. There are reasons beyond hype why he is called "the greatest living violinist."

13. Seattle Post-Intelligencer: Fine Arts MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2003 violinist repin shows his astonishing talent RM CampbellRussian violinist vadim repin returned to Seattle to solo with the Seattle http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/classical/

Jump to Weather Traffic Mariners Seahawks ... Forums NEWS Local Neighborhoods Sports Nation/World ... Special Reports COMMENTARY Opinion Columnists Letters David Horsey ... Forums COFFEE BREAK Mike Mailway TV Listings SHOPPING Archives NWclassifieds Jobs Autos ... Online Shop P-I ANYWHERE E-mail Newsletters News Alerts PDA Cell Phones ... Desktop OUR AFFILIATES What's new in the galleries in April Regina Hackett: Fish, flesh and fowl fold around each other in ecstatic embrace in Barbara Thomas' egg tempera on paper paintings of human weather, opening tomorrow at the Francine Seders Gallery, 6701 Greenwood Ave. N., with a reception for the artist Sunday, 2 to 4 p.m. Pianist Lang Lang did not disappoint R.M. Campbell: It is the rare young musician who ends a concert with a duet with his father. But then pianist Lang Lang is not your ordinary virtuoso. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 2003 'Wallpaper' is more than a layer deep It's somehow characteristic of Theater Schmeater to have an idea as good as adapting "The Yellow Wallpaper," early feminist Charlotte Perkins Gilman's autobiographical short story about postpartum depression and the "rest cure." Her barely fictionalized account is not obviously the stuff of drama, and adapter/director Heather Newman transforms it into an interesting play rather than a great one. New NEA image at top of chairman's list WASHINGTON The new chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts, Dana Gioia, has big plans for the agency: a national tour of Shakespeare's plays, a national poetry recitation contest, programs for rural and military communities.

14. Vadim Repin Lalo, Chausson, Ravel vadim repin Lalo, Chausson, Ravel Lalo was a past master in the art of creating local colour, but his Symphonie Espagnole enjoyed such success that it was to eclipse the rest of his output. violinist, Pablo de Sarasate, who gave its first performance (interestingly on the same "Ruby" Stradivarius which vadim repin http://www.warnerclassics.com/erato/Albums/Pages/Repinalb.htm

15. Vadim Repin Homepage is an unofficial page of vadim repin created by repin/Gergiev live on CD Tchaikovsky/MyaskovskyViolin sites and Miscellaneous The World violinist Links Visit http://www2.osk.3web.ne.jp/~wistaria/repin.htm

Last updated on April 1, 2003 [íà ðóññêîì ÿçûêå Russian page] This is an unofficial fan site. Official website of Vadim Repin is here: www.vadimrepin.com from the cover of Lalo-Chausson-Ravel CD original photo by Thierry Cohenon V adim Repin, from Russia, is one of the most talented young violinists in the world today. He has the sweet tone of a romantic and the strength of an athlete. Corriere della Sera This is an unofficial page of Vadim Repin created by a fan to provide his data and information and to share good conversation about him and the violin music in general. What's New Oct/31/02 New CD released (Nov 4) Biography Feb/05/02 Discography Sep/09/01 Concert Information Apr/01/03 April - May schedule Concert Reports Oct/31/02 Repin/Gergiev in Taipei Critical Acclaim Mar/2/02 Articles Feb/12/01 Guest Book/Forum Always New! Repin/Gergiev live on CD Tchaikovsky/Myaskovsky Violin Concertos Related sites and Miscellaneous The World Violinist Links Visit here! Books on Violinists Coming soon! Other Violin Sites and Links Mar 2/02 Acknowledgement Since August 31, 1997. Written by

16. Violinist.com CD Tchaikovsky, Myaskovsky Violin Concertos vadim repin, Valery Gergiev. 25% recommend (based on violinist.com, this site, content and services © Copyright 1996-2003, Robert http://www.violinist.com/

Log In/Out Register Change User Info Forget Password? ... Union Locals Violin Discussion Board Aghh!I've chipped my violin!What do I do? Message posted by One-Sim Lam Aghh!I've accidentally chipped an edge of my violin with the end of my violin bow screw! It's only a very little thing but I still feel very upset. I've stuck the broken piece on with PVA glue but the cracks still show. Will this affect the sound of my violin? If it was repaired do the cracks still show? Has anyone had the same crisis? Helppp! Sheena :( Kavakos DVD Message posted by jorgen ohldin i just bought a new DVD on the life of korngold and as well as biography there is his cello-concerto and some pianomusic as well as his violinconcerto with Kavakos complete included.the title is "erich wolfgang korngold,the adventures of a wunderkind",arthaus musik,100 362.VERY cool stuff and this is a real must for all violinists and other lovers of beautifull music.very strongly recomended! jorgen Kennedy Center Message posted by Preston Hawes Hi all, Just wanted to formally invite anyone in the Wash. DC area to attend a concert by my orchestra at the Kennedy Center on April 6th at 8:30 PM. You can get tickets by visiting the Kennedy Center website. The program is very full. 1. Mozart Overture to the Magic Flute 2. Requiem by John Rutter 3. Gloria by John Rutter intermission 4. Serenade to Music by Vaugn Williams 5. Feel the Spirit by John Rutter. Maestro Rutter will be conducting all his works. This is his first major appearance in Washington DC and area. I'll be playing the violin solo in the Serenade. Preston

17. The World Violinist Links (Page 3 (R-Z, Other Links)) vadim repin Sample Reviews from Turok's Choice; vadim repin Review from Music Ritchie,Stanley ( ) Australia/USA Stanley Ritchie violinist Photo and profile http://www2.osk.3web.ne.jp/~wistaria/violinists3.htm

The World Violinist Links [Home (A-J)] [Page 2 (K-Q)] Page 3 (R-Z, other links) Violinist Sites A B C D ... Other Violinist Links R Rabin, Michael (May 2/1936 - Jan 19/1972) USA Michael Rabin in Memoriam Full discography with off the air recordings and filmography by Cheniston K Roland Michael Rabin Home Page Profile and discography by Yuichiro Chaki ( Japanese Rachlin, Julian (Dec 8/1974 - ) Lithuania/Austria Julian Rachlin Official Homepage English, German Julian Rachlin Interview Interview and photo at the website of Ars-Acustica.com Renardy, Ossy (Apr 26/1920 - Dec 3/1953) Austria Repin, Vadim (Aug 31/1971 - ) Russia The official site of Vadim Repin Reviews, profile, agenda, recordings, repertoire and gallery Vadim Repin Homepage Fan site with biography, discography, critical acclaim, concert information and BBS ( English/Japanese Vadim Repin Profile and audio clips at the Warner Classics official page Vadim Repin, Violin Photo and profile at Esther Schollum Artists' Management English/German Vadim Repin - Citizen of the World Cover Story excerpted from Strings magazine , April 2000, No. 85

18. Vadim Repin R. Strauss, Bartók, Stravinsky vadim repin Boris Berezovsky Strauss, Bartok, Stravinsky violin and piano in 1932 it was to be played by the composer and his friend, the virtuoso violinist, Samuel Drushkin. http://www.warner-classics.com/erato/Albums/Pages/repin2.htm

19. The Seattle Times: Classical Music & Dance: Violinist Repin Puts The Flair In Th Concert Review violinist repin puts the flair in the music. Perhaps what was mostremarkable about the young violin virtuoso vadim repin's wonderful recital http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/classicalmusicdance/134627332_violin03.htm

HOME Site index dance Monday, February 03, 2003 - 10:19 a.m. Pacific Concert Review Violinist Repin puts the flair in the music By Steven Mark Seattle Times staff E-mail this article Print this article Search web archive Perhaps what was most remarkable about the young violin virtuoso Vadim Repin's wonderful recital Friday night was all the things he didn't do. He didn't try to overwhelm you with his singing, sweet sound. He didn't impress upon you that his fleet finger work and precision bowing were any more difficult than they obviously were. He didn't make austere poses, funny faces or overwrought gestures, save at the very end when he smiled warmly at the standing ovation he received and gave his partner, pianist Boris Berezovsky, a brief bump of a handshake. Certainly he swayed and slashed with the music, but it was within the context of delivering the music in clean, elegant lines and with all the colors that his Stradivarius could produce. The result was a deeply gratifying performance, one well deserving of the accolades he has received. Concert review Vadim Repin, violin, and Boris Berezovsky, piano, Benaroya Hall, Seattle, Friday night.

20. The Seattle Times: Classical Music & Dance: Flutist Returns To His Scottish Root We thought so. It's vadim repin, the young Siberianborn violinist who dazzled theworld by winning Belgium's coveted Queen Elisabeth Prize at the age of 17. http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/classicalmusicdance/134624822_conc31.html

HOME Site index dance Friday, January 31, 2003 - 12:00 a.m. Pacific Concert Preview Flutist returns to his Scottish roots in toe-tapping program By Melinda Bargreen Seattle Times music critic Vadim Repin E-mail this article Print this article Search web archive While researching folk music of many different origins, from Cape Breton to Celtic, Norman decided to take up the bagpipes "so that I could become a better traditional flute player. I just did it privately at first, but people love the pipes. I play them a bit on 'The Caledonian Flute' CD, and I'll bring them to Seattle, too." Norman has a collection of historic flutes, usually traveling with a couple of early-19th-century flutes. Norman's ensemble includes instrumentalists Jamie Blachley, Andy Thurston and Simeon Darley Chapin. The flutist/leader says, "They're a very congenial group, with a lot of mutual respect and love. I think we're going to be around for a long time." A violin wizard Want to hear the young player the Berlin Tagesspiel calls "the greatest living violinist?" We thought so. It's Vadim Repin, the young Siberian-born violinist who dazzled the world by winning Belgium's coveted Queen Elisabeth Prize at the age of 17. The baby-faced wizard of violin technique is coming to Seattle for a Distinguished Artists Series recital in Benaroya Hall, at 8 tonight, in an event eagerly awaited by local fiddle fans.

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