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András Csáki was born in 1981 in Budapest (Hungary). Study He started playing the guitar at the age of 11 as a pupil of László Kozma. Since 1996 he was a student of Sándor Szilvágyi in Béla Bartók Conservatory of Music, and after graduation he carried on his studies with Ede Roth and Balázs Arnóth in the College of Music, in Győr. In 2002 he was admitted to the guitar faculty of Ferenc Liszt University of Music, where he has been instructed by József Eötvös. He graduated in 2007, he received a diploma with honour as a master of music in performance guitar and teaching. From September he is a full-time DLA student at the Academy of Music in Budapest. In 2008 he received Fischer Annie scholarship for performing arts in music.
Mastercourses
Since his juvenile he has been attending both inland and foreign master courses. Among others he has participated in the courses of Leo Brower, Remi Boucher, Abel Carlevaro, Costas Cotsiolis, Aniello Desiderio, Alirio Diaz, Zoran Dukic, Tilmann Hoppstock, Wolfgang Lendle, Carlo Marchione, Pablo Marquez, Thomas Müller-Pehring, Martin Myslivecek, Pavel Steidl, Barna Kovacs, Peter Katona (Katona Twins) and Tamás Vásáry. Concerts Since 1996 he has played an active role in national and international concert life. He has had successful recitals in Austria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Chile, Croatia, the Czech Republic, France, Greece, Poland, Germany, Rumania, Serbia and Montenegro, Slovakia and the United States. Besides, he also had the opportunity to perform concertinos with several symphony orchestras. Numerous national and international radio and TV channels have recorded him. He has been a soloist of the Hungarian Radio Bartók since 2002. Competitions, prizes 1st prizes Budapest 1994; Vác 1997. Since 1997 he has been successfully taking part in international competitions. He has won the following first prizes: 1999 - IV. Anna Amalia Jugend Gitarrenwettbewerb (Weimar); 1999 - XXVI. Dr. Luis Sigall Musical Contest (Vina del Mar, Chile); 2003 - Johann Kaspar Mertz International Guitar Competition (Bratislava); 2004 - John Duarte International Guitar Competition (Rust, Austria); 2004 - Jan Edmund Jurkowski International Guitar Competition (Tychy, Poland); 2005 - XXXV. International Jeunesses Musicales Competition (Belgrade); 2005 - Forum Gitarre X. International Guitar Competition (Vienna) 2nd prizes 2006 - Karl Scheit International Guitar Competition (Vienna, Austria); 2006 - Michelle Pittaluga International Guitar Competition (Alessandria, Italy); 2007 - I. International Cuitar Competition (Split, Croatia); 2007 - Heinsberg International Guitar Festival and Guitar Competition (Heinsberg, Germany). 3rd prizes 2006 - Alirio Diaz International Guitar Competition (Carora, Venezuela) Special prizes 1999 - IV. Anna Amalia International Guitar Competition (Weimar, Deutschland): "Sonderpreis für die beste Interpretation eines Werkes der Klassik"; 1999 - XXVI. Dr. Luis Sigall Musical Contest (Vina del Mar, Chile): Isidor Handler; 2006 - Alirio Diaz International Guitar Competition (carora, Venezuela): "Mejor intérprete de piezas de Johann Sebastian Bach en la Primera y Segunda Ronda Eliminatoria de este concurso"; 2007 - I. International Guitar Competition (Split, Croatia): "Most perspektive guitarist of all competition" Chamber music Besides his soloist ambitions he attaches a great importance to chamber music. He has been a member of Excanto Ensemble since 1998, which consort has a great repertoire of renaissance and baroque tune. The first CD of the consort was published in. They have had several successful performances together in Hungary and abroad as well. Teaching, Guitar courses Besides giving concerts he started teaching from 2005. He held master courses in France, in Griece and in the United States. Since September 2005 he has been giving guitar lessons at Béla Bartók Conservatory of Music in Budapest.
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Az utolsó FrissítÉs időpontja 09/20/08 A honlap látogatóinak száma
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