C.V. László Barki / english:

László Barki was born 1958 in Vienna. He descends from a Hungarian musicians´ family - both parents Prof. László and Prof. Eva were violinists. From the age of 5 he learned piano and with 6 years, he was taught violin by his father. Until 1970 he was 2nd soprano with the famous Boys Choir.

In 1970 and 1972 he was a prize winner at the Jugend Musiziert competitions. First he did not like to practice that much, but his father was very strict. 1974, when he became a student of the Music High School and the Academy of Music, he began to play in the School – and Academy Symphony Orchestras. He liked it that much - also being able to perform at the student concerts which were held regularly in the famous "Golden Hall" of the Musikverein - like his father with the Vienna Symphony Orchestra, that he decided to become a professional musician. This formerly quite lazy boy found his real interest and love in music...

In 1974-1978 he studied violin and viola at the Music Academy/University of Vienna with Prof. Sivo and Prof, Führlinger. His life as a professional musician started quite early, already at the age of 16, when he received his first contracts at the the legendary Waltz Orchestra at the Stadtpark under Prof. Staar and the renowned Operetta Orchestras of Baden and Bad Ischl. Prof. Eduard Macku elected him as his concert master - .that was a good training.

László Barki also formed chamber groups and organised first gigs for his fellow students, most of whom later became his colleagues and top artists in the music scene.

In 1977 the famous violinist Prof Alber Kocsis invited him to perform with his Westdeutsche Kammersolisten and appointed him to Prof. Max Rostal, who accepted him as his student in Cologne. Laszlo Barki moved to Germany and until 1981 continued his studies there, also in Chamber Music with Prof. Igor Ozim. At the same time László Barki studied Psychology and Philosophy at the Dortmund University.

In 1978 he became first violinist of the Philharmonia Hungarica in Germany and was also employed as a violin teacher and was concert master of the Westdeutsche Kammersolisten.

1983 he completed his Violin studies in Budapest with Prof. Kocsis, also having been his assistant teacher.

In that time Laszlo Barki regularly attended master courses as asactive student f.e. with Wofgang Schneiderhan, Wolfgang Brainin and Gerhard Hetzel. 1981 he returned to Vienna and was an extra with almost all major Viennese Orchestras. Also there was almost no well known ensemble in which he did not hold a leading position.

In 1981 the former prominent President of the Vienna Philharmonic, Prof. Otto Strasser, heard him play and promised to appointed him to that famous orchestra. Totally unexpected, only a few weeks later, a dream became true when he really was invited for an audition and then became a permanent extra of the Vienna State Operas/Philharmonic!

1983 he completed his Violin studies in Budapest with Prof. Kocsis, also having been his assistant teacher.

1985, after an audition for the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra , until 2005 he hold the position as 2nd Violinist and at the same time he taught at the Vienna Conservatory. For many years he had the pleasure, to play regularly in the First Violin section of the Vienna Courtchapel / Hofmusikkapelle, which consists only of members of the Vienna Philharmonic and is the oldest orchestra of the world.

In 2005 Laszlo Barki left Vienna and became a Professor at the Nippori Academy of Music in Tokyo. He also was active as soloist and chamber musician, besides which he studied Arts Management. In 2008 László Barki returned to Vienna and since has been active in Austria and worldwide, performing Early Music, Classical, Romantic and typical Viennese works. Since he is also active as the director of his 3 fine Artist Managements:

"Vienna Music -& Orchestra Management",

"Euregio Arts Management" and

"The Malta Arts-Humanities Management".

He feels much honoured working together with great artists and to be able also to represent them as their Artist Manager. His goal is always to develop good and honest co-operations as a kind of ambassador, who builds bridges between the different cultures and thus can influence something through the messages of the Humanities.

László Barki is proud of his son Andy (born 1985) and his Philippina wife LinLin

always with a silent smile from:

László Barki

professor

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BIOGRAPHY:

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The San Francisco Examiner “...magisterial...”

American Record Guide “...breathtaking virtuosity...”

Village Voice “heart-touching sincerity...unabashedly romantic… soulful...”

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Larisa Capatina

Dear Sir/ Madam,

I am professional musician, pianist. I Graduated from Academy of Music, Theatre and Fine Arts, Licentiate in Piano Performance, Chisinau Moldova.

My work experience is:

2008

“Cosmos” hotel. entertainment, pianist

Chisinau Moldova

2009

“Manhattan Hotel & Restaurant “, pianist at lounge.

Chisinau Moldova

01/09/2008 - 2009

Concertmaster (in choir conducting class and class of academic singing) in academy of Music

I would describe my performance like: bright, impressive and energetic. Charming beauty of sound and tender touch make a listener feel the harmony and peace in his soul and inspire to come back to fulfill himself with this vivid energy and fresh air of wonderful music creatures.