The work of the “Instrumental Department” is traditionally distinguished by great scope and intensity.
The name of maestro Yuri Bashmet attracts the greatest musicians of our time to Sochi – virtuosos, soloists, professors of prestigious educational institutions in Europe, Asia and America, who are ready to share their experience and lessons in skill with young musicians.
In 2024, the Instrumental Department covers 14 specialties: violin, viola, cello, double bass, flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, horn, trumpet, trombone, tuba, piano.
The professors of the Department:
Tatiana Samouil (Belgium)
Violin
Professor of the Royal Conservatories of Brussels and Antwerp
February 18-22
Jan Krigovsky (Slovakia)
Double bass
Professor of the Academy of Arts in Banska Bystrica and the Vienna University of Music and Performing Arts, President of the Slovak Double Bass Society, Artistic Director of the Collegium Wartberg ensemble
February 17-20
Marina Nenadović (Serbia)
Principal flute of the Belgrade Philharmonic Orchestra, member of the Belgrade Wind Quintet, guest lecturer at the Academy of Wind Instruments in Tivat (Montenegro)
February 19-23
Bojan Pešić (Serbia)
Oboe
Principal oboe at the Belgrade Philharmonic Orchestra, member of the Belgrade Wind Trio and Belgrade Wind Quintet, holder of a doctoral degree in chamber music studies from the Belgrade University of the Arts.
February 19-23
Veljko Klenkovski (Serbia)
Clarinet
Principal clarinet of the Belgrade Philharmonic Orchestra, member of the Belgrade Wind Quintet, professor at the Belgrade University of the Arts.
February 19-23
Nenad Janković (Serbia)
Bassoon
Principal bassoon of the Belgrade Philharmonic Orchestra, member of the Belgrade Wind Quintet, professor at the Academy of Novi Sad.
February 19-23
David Lively (France)
Piano
Professor, professor of the Ecole Normale de Musique de Paris, artistic director of the Saint-Lisieux Music Festival, founder of the International Association “Artists for Peace”.
February 19-23
