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The Richard Strauss Violin Sonata in E-flat Major, Op. 18 is famous for its
Mnemosyne is the Greek goddess of memory. When I was about three years old, I remember marching through the room behind my older sister, playing a makeshift drum made of chopsticks and a bowl, all the while singing without words. This is my earliest musical memory.
GARY HIGGINSON
Elizabeth Sharma has already played in major concert halls in Europe, including Wigmore Hall, Purcell Room at the Southbank Centre, Viennese Hall at the Mozarteum Foundation, and participated in various musical festivals, such as Beethovenfest Bonn, Mozarteum International Academy, MOZclassic Benifizakademie, Malta International Piano Festival, ClaviCologne NRW International Piano Festival, Mallorca Music Academy, Rachmaninov Society concert series in Catania, Italy, as a soloist and a chamber musician
Also a real coup to be in that famous paper as he only reviews one CD a week.
SHEVA ENCORE is a new label project in which we present compilations of best seller from Sheva Collection catalogue. We launch into two celebrate pianists: Denis Plutalov and Marco Albrizio.
“As a young composer I wanted to be a Modern among the Moderns. Now I don’t want to shock anyone - I want to please,
A dedicated soloist and chamber musician, Anna Keiserman has been praised by New York Concert Review as an "impressive pianist who plays brilliantly" after her debut at Carnegie Hall in 2017. Born in Ekaterinburg, Russia, Anna began her piano studies at age 5 at the Volgograd Music School.
Natalia Khoma is an internationally renowned cellist. Since winning First Prize at the Lysenko Cello Competition, Khoma has won top prizes at the Budapest Pablo Casals International Competition, Markneukirchen Competition in Germany, and the Tchaikovsky International Competition in Moscow, as well as First Prize at the Belgrade International Cello Competition.
Music by Schubert, Scriabin, Janacek and Ravel. A wonderful CD and a great performance. Simon started playing piano at the late age of 15, for Mikael Kanarva, in the communal music school in his hometown of Helsingborg. Three years later, he won his first national competition, performed in a handful of countries in Europe, and played for many great teachers such as Erik Tawastijerna, Eugene Indjic, Ilja Schepps, Jiri Hlinka, Dimitri Bashkirov and Per Tengstrand.
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