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| Jorge Louis Zamora | ||||||||
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Jorge Luis Zamora was born 1966 in Matanzas, Cuba. He studied at the university of La Habana with Aldo Rodriguez. He won various prizes at renowned contests such as “Silasian Autumn” in Tichy, Poland, “Manuel Ponce” in Mexico, Int. Guitar Festival and Contest of Havana” in Cuba, “Ren Bartoli” in Marseille, France. The most important honor was the first prize of the international guitar contest of “Radio France” in Paris. | |||||||
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Anders Miolin is one of the most innovative, creative and exciting classical performeers in the world of music tocay. He was born in Stockholm, Sweden, and was admitted to the Royal Danish Academy of Music at the unusually early age of 15. His studies in Copenhagen, Malmö and Basel were finished with four diplomas, tow of which were soloist diplomas. His debut concerts were highly acclaimed by the critics and he was described as "one of the few talents of international merit". | |||||||
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Christoph Jäggin studied at the Winterthur Conservatory (Switzerland) and at the Academy of Music and Visual Arts in Vienna (1979 concert diploma with award). His most important teachers were Karl Scheit (guitar) and Hermann Siegenthaler (music pedagogy).
He performed at concerts mainly as a soloist and chamber musician in most European countries, in Russia, in South America, the Far and Near East, appeared as a guest in many radio and television studios and produced various records and compact discs. He had been awarded several prizes for his artistic work. There is a long list of those female and male composers who dedicated their work to his art of interpretation for the Old and the New Music. There are famous names such as Niccoló Castiglioni, Klaus Huber, Rudolf Kelterborn, Hans Ulrich Lehmann, Yori-Aki Matsudaïra, Graciela Paraskevaídis, Harri Suilamo, Jacques Wildberger, Christian Wolff and Jürg Wyttenbach, to mention only those who may have left the deepest marks in his way of musical thinking and acting. Since 1979 Christoph Jäggin has been teaching guitar, chamber music and didactics at the Winterthur Music Academy. |
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Admir Doçi, guitar was born 1982 in Tirana (Albania). Following studies at home he earned his teaching and soloist diplomas cum laude at the Zurich University of the Arts with Prof. Anders Miolin. In addition he attended master classes with Oscar Ghiglia, Alvaro Pierri, Manuel Barrueco, Sharon Isbin, Carlo Marchione, and David Russell. His busy concert schedule includes appearances at renowned festivals such as Musikfestwoche Braunwald, Boswiler Sommer, Allegretto Albania, as well as tours with mezzo soprano Leila Pfister, flutist Prof. Matthias Weilenmann, and the Galatea Quartet. As a soloist he has performed with the Kammerphilharmonie Graubünden among others. Contemporary music plays a special role in his career, premiering many works often written for him as well as participating in Martin Derungs' opera Cinderella. Being one of the most innovative guitarists of his generation, he has mastered the 13-string Chiavi-Miolin guitar. Admir Doçi has also received numerous awards: scholarships from the Marguerite Meister, Hans Schaeuble and Friedl-Wald foundations as well as Swiss Musicians Association; 2006 Podium Prize Liechtenstein for his “virtuosity and brilliant artistic performance”; third prize at the VI. Thailand international guitar competition; first prize at the Hegar guitar competition in Zurich. In 2007 Admir Doçi won the IV. International guitar competition "Ligita" in Liechtenstein. Admir Doçi teaches at the Küsnacht cantonal high school in Switzerland. |
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