Viktoria Mullova

Viktoria Mullova 1959年生于莫斯科，5歲開始接受正規(guī)的音樂教育，9歲考入莫斯科中央音樂學(xué)校，師從大衛(wèi)·奧伊斯特拉赫的學(xué)生布朗寧。12歲開始與一些樂團(tuán)合作進(jìn)行公開演出，16歲參加維尼亞夫斯基國際小提琴比賽，獲得第一名?；貒筮M(jìn)入莫斯科音樂學(xué)院，成為著名的小提琴家科岡的得意學(xué)生。1981年獲得赫爾辛基西貝柳斯國際音樂比賽第一名，1982年獲得柴科夫斯基國際音樂比賽第一名，從而引起國際樂壇的關(guān)注。
 
1983年和指揮家喬達(dá)尼亞趁到芬蘭舉行獨(dú)奏音樂會之際，到美國使館要求政治避難，后移居奧地利。Mullova的第一張唱片錄于1985年，曲目是西貝柳斯和柴科夫斯基的協(xié)奏曲,。她的演奏技巧嫻熟，圓潤豐滿，雖然表面冷峻、理智但內(nèi)心卻仍給人以熱情奔放的印象。
 
Mullova的演奏曲目非常寬泛，從巴洛克、古典到浪漫與現(xiàn)代作品，錄音代表作有：帕格尼尼、勃拉姆斯、柴科夫斯基、西貝柳斯、巴赫小提琴協(xié)奏曲，拉威爾、普羅科菲耶夫、德彪西、亞納切克小提琴奏鳴曲等。
 
Viktoria Yurievna Mullova (Russian: Виктория Юрьевна Муллова) (born 27 November 1959) is a Russian violinist. She is best known for her performances and recordings of a number of violin concerti, compositions by J.S. Bach, and her innovative interpretations of popular and jazz compositions by Miles Davis, Duke Ellington, The Beatles, and others. A biography of her life 'From Russia to Love' written by Dr Eva Maria Chapman, was published on September 19th 2012 (Robson Press UK).
 
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Viktoria Mullova studied at the Central Music School of Moscow and the Moscow Conservatoire. Her extraordinary talent captured international attention when she won first prize at the 1980 Sibelius Competition in Helsinki and the Gold Medal at the Tchaikovsky Competition in 1982 which was followed, in 1983, by her dramatic and much publicized defection to the West. She has since appeared with most of the world’s greatest orchestras and conductors and at the major international festivals. She is now known the world over as a violinist of exceptional versatility and musical integrity. Her curiosity spans the breadth of musical development from baroque and classical right up to the most contemporary influences from the world of fusion and experimental music.
 
Her interest in the authentic approach has led to collaborations with period instrument bands such as the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment, Il Giardino Armonico, Venice Baroque and Orchestre Révolutionnaire et Romantique. She has a close association with harpsichordist Ottavio Dantone with whom she tours and which led Tim Ashley to write, “To hear Mullova play Bach is, simply, one of the greatest things you can experience…” in the Guardian. Her recording of Bach’s solo sonatas and partitas represents a significant milestone in Viktoria’s personal journey into this music. The recording received 5-star reviews from all over the world and she is embarking on an international several season-long, series of solo Bach recitals.
 
Her ventures into creative contemporary music started in 2000 with her album ”Through the Looking Glass“ in which she played world, jazz and pop music arranged for her by Matthew Barley. Her exploration continues, commissioning works from young composers such as Fraser Trainer and Thomas Larcher and she has recently released a new CD ”The Peasant Girl“, a project with the Matthew Barley Ensemble in which they perform music from a diverse musical canvas with roots in classical, gypsy and jazz. There will be a much-anticipated performance of this project at the BBC Late Night Proms in August 2011 with future concerts in Russia, Paris, Germany, Italy and the UK.
 
Her rich musical diversity has been celebrated in several high-profile residencies, including London’s Southbank, Vienna’s Konzerthaus and in 10/11 she was the London Symphony Orchestra’s ”Artist in Focus“. In 2011/12 she is Artist in Residence at the Auditorium du Louvre in Paris and Musikfest Bremen.
 
As a recitalist, she regularly performs with Katia Labèque and she has recently formed a duo with the fortepianist Kristian Bezuidenhout, with whom she has recorded Beethoven sonatas. A familiar face on the international concert scene, she appears regularly with the world’s major orchestras and conductors. In the 11/12 season she appears with, among others, The Philharmonia and Esa-Pekka Salonen, Scottish Chamber Orchestra and Robin Ticciati, Swedish Radio Symphony, again with Esa-Pekka Salonen, Frankfurt Radio Symphony with Paavo Järvi and Russian National Orchestra with Mikhail Pletnev.
 
Mullova’s extensive discography for Philips Classics has attracted many prestigious awards. Her recording of the Vivaldi Concertos with Il Giardino Armonico and directed by Giovanni Antonini, won the Diapason D’Or of the Year award for 2005 and her most recent release, featuring Beethoven’s Op 12 No 3 and Kreutzer Sonatas with fortepianist, Kristian Bezuidenhout has won immense critical acclaim. Other discs have included the Schubert Octet with the Mullova Ensemble, ”Recital“ with Katia Labèque, Bach Sonatas with Ottavio Dantone and ”6 Solo Sonatas and Partitas“ by JS Bach.
Viktoria either plays on her ‘Jules Falk’ 1723 Stradivarius or a Guadagnini violin.
 
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