Die beiden Künstler treten mit diesem Programm (Sonatenabend) am 18. Juli in Ulanbator (Monogolei) auf – vorab und exklusiv sind die beiden Künstler am 3. Juli sind sie vor ihrer Abreise in der DENKBAR zu erleben!
Zoljargal
Dorjderem was born in Ulanbator (Mongolia) in 1985. She attended the “Music and Dance College” and graduated in 2004. She moved to Germany in 2007 and started her studies of “Artistic Education” at the “College of Music and Performing Arts” in Frankfurt with various reputable professors, including Prof. Ulrich Edelmann and Prof. Susanne Stoodt. She has won a number of prizes, both in Russia and Mongolia throughout her career. Ms. Dorjderem is a member of several respected orchestras, such as the „Junge Deutsche Philharmonie“ “Baltic Youth Philharmonic”. She has attended numerous master classes with well-known musicians, like Prof. Thomas Brandis, Prof. Yvonne Smeulers and Sergej Bolkhovets in Spain, Russia and Germany. Concerts with the orchestras she is a member of, have taken her to Italy, Switzerland, Copenhagen, Sweden, Germany.
Walter Delahunt is a Canadian citizen and an artist of broad and distinguished experience. His career has taken him throughout Europe, the Middle East, North America and Asia. His musicianship is characterised by tremendous technical command of the instrument, unique sound quality, ease in chamber music, solo playing and accompanying and by a power of communication which immediately involves the listener. He has played with some of the world’s greatest musicians, including Zara Nelsova, Gidon Kremer, Martha Argerich and the legendary violinist Ida Haendel, with whom he has played several times in Japan, Korea, Israel, the United States and Canada. He was professor at the Vienna Academy of Music between 1984 and 1997 and has recorded for Panton (Prague) and BMG Japan.
A live recording of Dvorak chamber music, performed at the „Progetto Martha Argerich“ in Lugano in June 2002 has been released on EMI Classics. Mr. Delahunt currently resides in Canada and Germany.
„I’m caught by the
Minstrel’s Misfortune
of being forever
displaced.“
Gordon Lightfoot
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„I’m caught by the
Minstrel’s Misfortune
of being forever
displaced…“
Gordon Lightfoot