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Srđan Dedić: Canzona - Isabel Vaz (Cello)/ Pedro Ribeiro Rodrigues (Guitar)

Online Concert by the cellist Isabel Vaz and the guitarist Pedro Ribeiro Rodrigues, in the Framework of the Portuguese Presidency of the European Council 🎶 Srđan Dedić: Canzona Isabel Vaz (Cello)/ Pedro Ribeiro Rodrigues (Guitar) ISABEL VAZ was born in Lisbon, Portugal, and started playing the cello by the age of seven. Isabel lived and studied in Lisbon until 2007, the year she moved to The Netherlands. She completed her bachelor and masters degrees at the Conservatory of Amsterdam with Dmitry Ferschtman. During her studies she did two exchange semesters, one in Prague (HAMU) and the other one in New York (Manhattan School of Music). Isabel participated in masterclasses with cellists such as Gary Hoffman, Márcio Carneiro, Natalia Shakovskaya, Valter Despalj, Giovanni Sollima, Michel Strauss, Antonio Meneses. She was distinguished in several national and international competitions, both solo and Chamber music, such as the 1st prize Prémio Jovens Músicos 2009 (with Quarteto Blanc), 3rd prize and public prize in Concurso de Interpretação do Estoril 2012, 1st prize in the International Chamber Music Competition Guido Papini 2013, prize Jeunesse Musical Deutschland in Premio Borciani 2014, 3rd prize in the international chamber music competition Val Tidone 2014, Premio Discografico in the Salieri Zinetti chamber music competition 2015 and the 1st prize in Concurso de Interpretação do Estoril 2016. Isabel was the cellist of Quartetto Indaco between 2013 and 2015, having performed recitals in several halls and festivals in Italy and all over Europe. The quartet studied under the guidance of Oliver Wille in the string quartet program at the Hannover Hochschule. Isabel is currently based in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, where she actively works as a chamber musician. In 2015 she was appointed a tutti cellist at the Noord Nederlands Orkest Isabel has a duo with the concert pianist Vasco Dantas, with whom she also shares the artistic coordination of Algarve Music Series, an International Chamber Music Festival in Algarve. Its 6th edition will take place in Algarve in October 2021. Isabel and Vasco have recently recorded a CD featuring Luís de Freitas Branco cello Sonata. During the last few seasons Isabel has been making several solo appearances with various european orchestras such as Orquestra Metropolitana de Lisboa, Orquestra de Cascais e Oeiras, Kremlin Chamber Orchestra, Sonor Ensemble, the Zagreb Soloists, among others. PEDRO RIBEIRO RODRIGUES is a classical guitarist from Portugal. His interests range from performing to teaching and arranging music. Pedro's debut album, with his own transcriptions of sonatas by Carlos Seixas - is the only solo guitar recording entirely dedicated to the Portuguese composer. Although his first passion was Karate, which he started intensively training at the age of 4, his elder brother soon introduced him to several instruments. After his performance of Fado singing accompanied by José Fontes Rocha, the legendary Amália Rodrigues's guitarist influenced his parents to engage him in formal music education. Pedro R. Rodrigues studied with Dejan Ivanović in Conservatório de Música Jaime Chavinha in Minde (Portugal) and with Darko Petrinjak at the Zagreb Music Academy (Croatia). He attended inspiring masterclasses with Zoran Dukić, Carlo Marchione, Pablo Marquez, and Costas Cotsiolis. Apart from being a soloist, he currently takes part in several chamber music projects, such as duos with soprano and flute. He is a founding member of guitar trio Elogio, with Petrit Çeku and Tomislav Vukšić. He teaches guitar and chamber music in Zagreb and Amsterdam, and he is a co-founder and a permanent teacher of Youngmasters Festival in Samobor, Croatia. His students have won an impressive number of prizes in international competitions. Lately, he's been presenting a new guitar teaching approach in the lecture Well-tempered lesson. Pedro Ribeiro Rodrigues plays on a guitar made by Antonio Zwirn.