First
prize winner of the Michael Hill International Violin Competition in
New Zealand (2011), International Mozart Competition in Salzburg (2011),
Jasha Heifetz Competition in Vilnius (2009) and International Tokyo
Viola Competition (2009), Sergey Malov was also Laureate of the Paganini
Competitions (both in Genoa and Moscow) and the ARD Viola Competition
2008 in Munich.
Malov has performed with such renowned orchestras as the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, the London Philharmonic Orchestra, Camerata Salzburg, Moscow and Saint Petersburg Philharmonics among many others.
A graduate of the Universität Mozarteum Salzburg and the Hochschule für Musik Hanns Eisler Berlin, Malov’s main violin teachers were Tatiana Liberova in St Petersburg, Thomas Riebl, Antje Weithaas, Eberhard Feltz and jazz violinist Andreas Schreiber. In 2010 he became assistant teacher in the studio of Prof. Weithaas in Berlin.
Malov regularly performs with Tabea Zimmermann, Nobuko Imai, Jean-Guihen Queyras, Jerome Pernoo, Jerome Ducros, Reto Bieri, Frorent Heau, Nicolas Altstaedt and Antoine Tamestit. He enjoys creative collaboration with young composers, in particular Guillaume Connesson, and Christoph Ehrenfellner who dedicated his solo double concerto for violin and viola, Hommage à St. Petersburg, to him.
The 2011-1012 season’s concerts include Mozart’s D major concerto (with his own Jazz cadenza) in Salzburg, a debut with Bruckner Orchester Linz playing the Glazunov concerto, the Dvorak concerto with Lahti Symphony Orchestra, a tour of Germany with the Klassische Philharmonie Bonn playing Schumann’s concerto, and a tour in New Zealand in June 2012.
Sergey Malov plays a violin by Peter Greiner and a viola by Pietro Gaggini, kindly loaned to him by Van Neste Foundation, Brussels.
In addition to playing the violin and viola, Sergey Malov is actively performing on the Violoncello da Spalla, made especially for him by D. Badiarov.
Malov has performed with such renowned orchestras as the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, the London Philharmonic Orchestra, Camerata Salzburg, Moscow and Saint Petersburg Philharmonics among many others.
A graduate of the Universität Mozarteum Salzburg and the Hochschule für Musik Hanns Eisler Berlin, Malov’s main violin teachers were Tatiana Liberova in St Petersburg, Thomas Riebl, Antje Weithaas, Eberhard Feltz and jazz violinist Andreas Schreiber. In 2010 he became assistant teacher in the studio of Prof. Weithaas in Berlin.
Malov regularly performs with Tabea Zimmermann, Nobuko Imai, Jean-Guihen Queyras, Jerome Pernoo, Jerome Ducros, Reto Bieri, Frorent Heau, Nicolas Altstaedt and Antoine Tamestit. He enjoys creative collaboration with young composers, in particular Guillaume Connesson, and Christoph Ehrenfellner who dedicated his solo double concerto for violin and viola, Hommage à St. Petersburg, to him.
The 2011-1012 season’s concerts include Mozart’s D major concerto (with his own Jazz cadenza) in Salzburg, a debut with Bruckner Orchester Linz playing the Glazunov concerto, the Dvorak concerto with Lahti Symphony Orchestra, a tour of Germany with the Klassische Philharmonie Bonn playing Schumann’s concerto, and a tour in New Zealand in June 2012.
Sergey Malov plays a violin by Peter Greiner and a viola by Pietro Gaggini, kindly loaned to him by Van Neste Foundation, Brussels.
In addition to playing the violin and viola, Sergey Malov is actively performing on the Violoncello da Spalla, made especially for him by D. Badiarov.
| "The
Michael Hill Competition is a unique event, because it gives everyone
of the chosen participants a great confidence by providing them with a
great package: travel expenses, fantastic host families, great official
pianists and orchestra. (It's a wonderful idea to be able to discover
both islands of New Zealand.) We have enjoyed a responsive public and
been supported very professionally by the media! Well done!" - Sergey Malov, First Prize Winner 2011 |
VISIT SERGEY'S WEBSITE HERE.
The
Michael Hill International Violin Competition 2012 Winner’s Tour is
made possible through the exceptional collegiality with partners Chamber
Music New Zealand and Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra.
In addition to the generosity shown by our sponsors, we wish to thank the following companies for their support of the 2012 Winner's Tour:
