Ysaye, Eugène

Caprice d’après L’Etude en Forme de Valse op. 52, No. 6 de C. Saint-Saëns

Anna Khalikova, violin 

Elene Qobulashvili, piano

Gonzalo Garrido-Lecca

“Fábulas” for octave violin, flute and piano 

Levchenko Sofia, violin

Felipe Villas Boas, flute

Gonzalo Garrido-Lecca, piano

Brahms Sonata No. 2

Daniela Diaz, violin

Qian Zhao, piano

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It all started in the United States when prominent violinist Dmitri Berlinsky moved from Russia to New York as a winner of Young Concert Artists and other most important International Competitions such as Paganini in Genova, Montreal in Canada, Tchaikovsky in Moscow, and Queen Elizabeth in Brussels.  

Since then he has been performing as a soloist with major orchestras in US, Europe, Latin America, Asia, and Australia. Throughout all those years it was his dream to find an environment to establish a chamber orchestra where his colleague-friends could find an inspiration and joy of playing together and with their support, he would be able to achieve his highest artistic vision.