Artists

Franz Schubert Filharmonia

Orchestra

Franz Welser‐Möst

Conductor, Countertenor

Frédéric Laroque

Violin

Fritz Kirche

Violin

Frohnauer Kammerorchester

Orchestra

Fülöp Ránki

Piano

Gabora Gyula

Soloist

Accomplished violinist and concertmaster, born in 1978, had already won prizes in the  Paganini International Violin Competition and the Joachim International Chamber Music Competition by the age of 26. In the USA he has played as a soloist in the UCLA Symphony Orchestra and the Palpiti Symphony Orchestra, Dallas. Chamber music is very important in his career and he plays in the Budapest Chamber Symphony (Weiner‐Szász Chamber Symphony) established in 1992 to cultivate the best Hungarian tradition in making chamber music.    Gyula Gabora has also performed with the Hungarian Chamber Orchestra, Hungarian Radio Orchestra and the German Chamber Philharmony. In the  Chamber Orchestra of Europe he plays First Violin.  His major recordings include Mendelssohn violin Concerto – Budapest, 1997 and  Piazzola Four Seasons – Los Angeles, 2002.    He has studied under Prof. Boris Kuschnir (Vienna), Prof. Eduard Schmieder (USA – SMU University, Dallas), Józsefné Szász (Budapest) and Miklós Szenthelyi of Ferenc Liszt Academy of Music where Gyula Gabora graduated in 2005.

Gabriel Cassagnes

Piano

Gabriel Zenni

Piano

Gabriela Schürrer

Mezzo‐soprano

Gabriele Agrimonti

Organ player

Gabriele Cassone

Trumpet

Gabriele Strata

Piano

Gaetano di Bacco

Soloist

Gautier Capuçon

Cello

Gautier Capuçon has dedicated himself to the cello since he was only five years old, and is particularly enthusiastic about chamber music making. He records a great deal with his brother, renowned violinist Renaud Capuçon, and collaborates with numerous other celebrated artists such as Marta Argerich, Daniel Barenboim, Leonidas Kavakos, Mikhail Pletnev, Vadim Repin, Jean‐Yves Thibaudet, Maxim Vengerov, etc.

Gemma Wareham

Cello

George Hlawiczka

Conductor

Georgie Davis

Viola

Gesualdo Coggi

Piano, Violoncello da Spalla

Giacomo Benedetti

Harpsichord