Romanian violinist Silvia Marcovici made her international debut at the age of 16 under the prestigious baton of Bruno Maderna. In 1969 she won first prize at the Marguerite Long /Jacques Thibaut Competition in Paris and in 1970 at the George Enescu Competition. In 1972 she was invited by Leopold Stokowski to play the Glazunov Violin Concerto with the London Symphony Orchestra, which launched her career and led to her working with some of the greatest conductors of our time. Silvia Marcovici currently teaches at the University of Arts in Graz and is a jury member for several international competitions.
1969 | First Place Long-Thibaud-Crespin Competition
1969 | Best interpretation of a modern work Prince Rainier III de Monaco
1970 | First Place George Enescu Competition
- | Israel Philharmonic Orchestra
- | Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
- | Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra
- | Orchestre National de France
- | Orchestre National d'Ile de France
- | Orchestra Sinfonica dell'Accademia Nazionale de Santa Cecilia
- | New York Philharmonic
- | Chicago Symphony Orchestra
- | Atlanta Symphony Orchestra
- | Los Angeles Philharmonic
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Violin
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professeur :
teacher:
professor:
Stefan Gheorghiu
Bucharest Conservatory
- Bucharest
/ Romania
Silvia Marcovici
- University of Music and Performing Arts - Graz / Austria
Silvia Marcovici: 7 Violin Concertos
Legendary Treasures
2009
Silvia Marcovici: 7 Violin Concertos
Jean Sibelius, Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra*, Silvia Marcovici, Neeme Järvi – Violin Concerto In D Minor, Op.47
BIS
1987
Jean Sibelius, Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra*, Silvia Marcovici, Neeme Järvi
