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Marcin Dylla
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马欣·代亚，波兰吉他家，被华盛顿邮报誉为“地球上最有天赋的吉他演奏家之一”，是古典吉他近代史上稀有的现象。\n \n代亚1976年出生在波兰霍茹夫，在Ruda Slaska音乐学院开始学习吉他。1995到2000年，在Katowice音乐学院学习，师从Adi Wanda Palacz，后来又先后在瑞士Basel音乐学院师从Oscar Ghiglia教授、在德国Freiburg音乐学院师从Sonja Prunnbauer 教授和在荷兰Maastricht 音乐学院师从 Carlo Marchione教授。 目前，他已成为Kraków和 Katowice音乐学院的教授。\n \n许多音乐评论家、鉴赏家和爱好者都认为他是世界上古典吉他演奏家行业中的天才。他毫无异议地赢得了这个地位，从1996年到2007年，在世界最著名的国际音乐比赛中共获得了19个第一名。最后的一次胜利是在洛杉矶获得2007年GFA国际吉他大赛金奖，该比赛是全球最有声望的吉他比赛。随后的2008-09年，他在美国、墨西哥和加拿大的50多个城市开展了巡演。在Mel Bay公司录制的音乐会现场DVD和在Naxos发行的CD排在2008年Naxos前10大畅销专辑之列。他的音乐会现场DVD《黄昏的瓦维尔皇家城堡（Wawel Royal Castle at Dusk）》获得2010年肖邦奖（相当于美国的格莱美奖）“年度古典音乐独奏专辑”提名。\n \nHailed by Washington Post as "among the most gifted guitarists on the planet" Polish guitarist, Marcin Dylla is a rare phenomenon in recent history of Classical Guitar. Many music critics, connoisseurs and music lovers certify that Marcin Dylla is among the world's elite of classical guitar players. He has earned this position, among others, to unparalleled number of awards including 19 First Prizes from 1996-2007 at the most prestigious international music competitions around the world. His last triumph was the Gold Medal of the '2007 Guitar Foundation of America International Competition' in Los Angeles known as the most prestigious guitar contest in the world followed by tour of over 50 cities in North America, Mexico and Canada during 2008-09 season, live recital video recording for Mel Bay Publications and CD recording for Naxos that reached the Naxos 'Top 10 Bestselling Albums' in September 2008. His live recital DVD "Wawel Royal Castle at Dusk" was nominated for 2010 Fryderyk Award (equal to American Grammy) in the category of Solo Classical Music Album of the Year.\n \nSpring of 2011 highlights in North America included recitals in Cincinnati, Lexington, Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco, New Jersey and Seattle as well as appearing with Riverside Symphonia in Piazzolla's double concerto for guitar and bandoneon. During 2009-10 season he appeared in solo recital in Norway, Spain, Hungary, Sweden, Denmark, Poland and Italy where he returned to serve on the distinguished jury panel of the 42nd edition of Michele Pittaluga's International Classical Guitar Competition. He also returned to Germany for several recitals throughout the country ending with his return to Koblenz International Guitar Festival and competition.\n \nDuring 2008-09 season and following his GFA victory he performed recitals in China followed by European engagements in Italy, Spain, Portugal, Denmark, Hungary, Lithuania, Poland and Germany where he appeared with the Stuttgart Radio Symphony Orchestra at Stuttgart Liederhalle and in Romania with the National Romanian Radio Orchestra in Bucharest performing 'Concierto de Aranjuez' by Joaquin Rodrigo.\n \nIn 2007, he performed as a soloist with the Hermitage State Orchestra at the Hermitage Festival in St. Petersburg followed by an exceedingly successful tour of the U.S. in the fall performing Rodrigo's 'Concierto de Aranjuez' in a number of concerts with the Fort Collins Symphony under Wes Kenney, the Acadiana Symphony Orchestra and the Riverside Symphonia under the baton of Mariusz Smolij. In 2006, Cecilia Rodrigo, daughter of the legendary Spanish composer, Joaquin Rodrigo, chose Mr. Dylla to perform the world premiere of a lately discovered new guitar work by her father entitled 'Toccata' (1933) at Reina Sofia Museum of Modern Art in Madrid. In 2002, at the 7th International Guitar Convent in Alessandria, he was granted a "gold guitar" musical critics' award for the best coming young guitar player.\n \nHe has appeared in a number of distinguished concert halls such as Konzerthaus, Musikverein and Palais Lobkovitz in Vienna (Austria), Auditorio Nacional and Auditorio Conde Duque in Madrid (Spain), St. Petersburg Philharmonic Hall (Russian Federation), Kleinhans Music Hall in Buffalo (USA), Villa Hügel in Essen (Germany) and the Palazzina Liberty in Milan (Italy).\n \nApart from his guest performances at virtually every major European and North American guitar festival, he has been regularly invited to appear at Festival Internazionale Settimane Musicali di Stresa (Italy), Don Quixote Music Festival (Paris, France), Burghofspiele Eltville (Germany), International Festival Musical Olympus (St. Petersburg, Russian Federation), Inverno Musicale (Alzano, Italy), Central European Music Festival (Zilinai, Lithuania), Festival Internacional de Música (Toledo, Italy) and Musique Dans la Rue (Aix-en-Provence, France).\n \nFurthermore, he has appeared as soloist with Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra (USA), Orquesta Sinfónica de Radio Television Espanola (RTVE Madrid, Spain), St. Petersburg Philharmonia Orchestra (Russian Federation), Orchestra Filharmonica di Torino (Italy) and the Essen Chamber Orchestra (Germany) under the baton of JoAnn Falletta, Alexander Rahbari and Mariusz Smolij.\n \nMarcin Dylla was born in Chorzow in 1976 and received his first guitar lessons at the Ruda Slaska Music Conservatory in his native Poland. From 1995 to 2000 he studied at the Music Academy of Katowice with Adi Wanda Palacz and later completed his studies with Oscar Ghiglia, Sonja Prunnbauer and Carlo Marchione at the Music Academies of Basel (Switzerland), Freiburg (Germany) and Maastricht (The Netherlands), respectively. He is currently a Professor at the Music Academy in Kraków and Katowice.\n \n \nREVIEWS\n"Marcin Dylla is one of the very best living examples for all young aspiring concert artists".\n \nNovember 2011, Oscar Ghiglia\n \n \n"...Dylla gave a brilliant, deeply poetic recital (...) Dylla captivated a large, enthusiastic, and knowledgeable audience with sensuous tone, rhythmic flexibility, and deeply felt emotion..."\n \nSF Classical Voice, Scott Cmiel, April 2, 2011\n \n \n"Dylla clearly understood Ponce's intentions. His execution reflected a similar understanding (and appreciation) of both the text and spirit of Schubert's compositions".\n \nSF Classical Music Examiner, Stephen Smoliar, April 3, 2011\n \n \n"Incredible is a word used far too frequently these days, but the Polish guitarist Marcin Dylla restored the meaning of the word in an absolutely stunning concert. (...) Large-scale, challenging compositions for solo guitar are not heard often, certainly not performed at this level of seemingly effortless technique and intense artistry. It was clear from the outset that we were hearing a major talent performing music of serious proportions with both impressive technique and deeply musical interpretive skill".\n \nHerald Tribune, Richard Storm, 27 March 2009\n \n \n"The exceptional polish artist offered the audience of the city hall a true lesson in the subtle art of guitar playing. (...) the subtle performance of this outstanding soloist was a true pleasure for friends of the guitar". (Translation by Eva Beneke, DMA)\n \nBadische Zeitung, Roswitha Frey, September 22, 2009\n \n \n"If there were any doubt that Dylla ranks among the most gifted guitarists on the planet, they were dispelled on Friday night."\n \nThe Washington Post, Stephen Brookes, July 21, 2008
马欣·代亚，波兰吉他家，被华盛顿邮报誉为“地球上最有天赋的吉他演奏家之一”，是古典吉他近代史上稀有的现象。\n \n代亚1976年出生在波兰霍茹夫，在Ruda Slaska音乐学院开始学习吉他。1995到2000年，在Katowice音乐学院学习，师从Adi Wanda Palacz，后来又先后在瑞士Basel音乐学院师从Oscar Ghiglia教授、在德国Freiburg音乐学院师从Sonja Prunnbauer 教授和在荷兰Maastricht 音乐学院师从 Carlo Marchione教授。 目前，他已成为Kraków和 Katowice音乐学院的教授。\n \n许多音乐评论家、鉴赏家和爱好者都认为他是世界上古典吉他演奏家行业中的天才。他毫无异议地赢得了这个地位，从1996年到2007年，在世界最著名的国际音乐比赛中共获得了19个第一名。最后的一次胜利是在洛杉矶获得2007年GFA国际吉他大赛金奖，该比赛是全球最有声望的吉他比赛。随后的2008-09年，他在美国、墨西哥和加拿大的50多个城市开展了巡演。在Mel Bay公司录制的音乐会现场DVD和在Naxos发行的CD排在2008年Naxos前10大畅销专辑之列。他的音乐会现场DVD《黄昏的瓦维尔皇家城堡（Wawel Royal Castle at Dusk）》获得2010年肖邦奖（相当于美国的格莱美奖）“年度古典音乐独奏专辑”提名。\n \nHailed by Washington Post as "among the most gifted guitarists on the planet" Polish guitarist, Marcin Dylla is a rare phenomenon in recent history of Classical Guitar. Many music critics, connoisseurs and music lovers certify that Marcin Dylla is among the world's elite of classical guitar players. He has earned this position, among others, to unparalleled number of awards including 19 First Prizes from 1996-2007 at the most prestigious international music competitions around the world. His last triumph was the Gold Medal of the '2007 Guitar Foundation of America International Competition' in Los Angeles known as the most prestigious guitar contest in the world followed by tour of over 50 cities in North America, Mexico and Canada during 2008-09 season, live recital video recording for Mel Bay Publications and CD recording for Naxos that reached the Naxos 'Top 10 Bestselling Albums' in September 2008. His live recital DVD "Wawel Royal Castle at Dusk" was nominated for 2010 Fryderyk Award (equal to American Grammy) in the category of Solo Classical Music Album of the Year.\n \nSpring of 2011 highlights in North America included recitals in Cincinnati, Lexington, Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco, New Jersey and Seattle as well as appearing with Riverside Symphonia in Piazzolla's double concerto for guitar and bandoneon. During 2009-10 season he appeared in solo recital in Norway, Spain, Hungary, Sweden, Denmark, Poland and Italy where he returned to serve on the distinguished jury panel of the 42nd edition of Michele Pittaluga's International Classical Guitar Competition. He also returned to Germany for several recitals throughout the country ending with his return to Koblenz International Guitar Festival and competition.\n \nDuring 2008-09 season and following his GFA victory he performed recitals in China followed by European engagements in Italy, Spain, Portugal, Denmark, Hungary, Lithuania, Poland and Germany where he appeared with the Stuttgart Radio Symphony Orchestra at Stuttgart Liederhalle and in Romania with the National Romanian Radio Orchestra in Bucharest performing 'Concierto de Aranjuez' by Joaquin Rodrigo.\n \nIn 2007, he performed as a soloist with the Hermitage State Orchestra at the Hermitage Festival in St. Petersburg followed by an exceedingly successful tour of the U.S. in the fall performing Rodrigo's 'Concierto de Aranjuez' in a number of concerts with the Fort Collins Symphony under Wes Kenney, the Acadiana Symphony Orchestra and the Riverside Symphonia under the baton of Mariusz Smolij. In 2006, Cecilia Rodrigo, daughter of the legendary Spanish composer, Joaquin Rodrigo, chose Mr. Dylla to perform the world premiere of a lately discovered new guitar work by her father entitled 'Toccata' (1933) at Reina Sofia Museum of Modern Art in Madrid. In 2002, at the 7th International Guitar Convent in Alessandria, he was granted a "gold guitar" musical critics' award for the best coming young guitar player.\n \nHe has appeared in a number of distinguished concert halls such as Konzerthaus, Musikverein and Palais Lobkovitz in Vienna (Austria), Auditorio Nacional and Auditorio Conde Duque in Madrid (Spain), St. Petersburg Philharmonic Hall (Russian Federation), Kleinhans Music Hall in Buffalo (USA), Villa Hügel in Essen (Germany) and the Palazzina Liberty in Milan (Italy).\n \nApart from his guest performances at virtually every major European and North American guitar festival, he has been regularly invited to appear at Festival Internazionale Settimane Musicali di Stresa (Italy), Don Quixote Music Festival (Paris, France), Burghofspiele Eltville (Germany), International Festival Musical Olympus (St. Petersburg, Russian Federation), Inverno Musicale (Alzano, Italy), Central European Music Festival (Zilinai, Lithuania), Festival Internacional de Música (Toledo, Italy) and Musique Dans la Rue (Aix-en-Provence, France).\n \nFurthermore, he has appeared as soloist with Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra (USA), Orquesta Sinfónica de Radio Television Espanola (RTVE Madrid, Spain), St. Petersburg Philharmonia Orchestra (Russian Federation), Orchestra Filharmonica di Torino (Italy) and the Essen Chamber Orchestra (Germany) under the baton of JoAnn Falletta, Alexander Rahbari and Mariusz Smolij.\n \nMarcin Dylla was born in Chorzow in 1976 and received his first guitar lessons at the Ruda Slaska Music Conservatory in his native Poland. From 1995 to 2000 he studied at the Music Academy of Katowice with Adi Wanda Palacz and later completed his studies with Oscar Ghiglia, Sonja Prunnbauer and Carlo Marchione at the Music Academies of Basel (Switzerland), Freiburg (Germany) and Maastricht (The Netherlands), respectively. He is currently a Professor at the Music Academy in Kraków and Katowice.\n \n \nREVIEWS\n"Marcin Dylla is one of the very best living examples for all young aspiring concert artists".\n \nNovember 2011, Oscar Ghiglia\n \n \n"...Dylla gave a brilliant, deeply poetic recital (...) Dylla captivated a large, enthusiastic, and knowledgeable audience with sensuous tone, rhythmic flexibility, and deeply felt emotion..."\n \nSF Classical Voice, Scott Cmiel, April 2, 2011\n \n \n"Dylla clearly understood Ponce's intentions. His execution reflected a similar understanding (and appreciation) of both the text and spirit of Schubert's compositions".\n \nSF Classical Music Examiner, Stephen Smoliar, April 3, 2011\n \n \n"Incredible is a word used far too frequently these days, but the Polish guitarist Marcin Dylla restored the meaning of the word in an absolutely stunning concert. (...) Large-scale, challenging compositions for solo guitar are not heard often, certainly not performed at this level of seemingly effortless technique and intense artistry. It was clear from the outset that we were hearing a major talent performing music of serious proportions with both impressive technique and deeply musical interpretive skill".\n \nHerald Tribune, Richard Storm, 27 March 2009\n \n \n"The exceptional polish artist offered the audience of the city hall a true lesson in the subtle art of guitar playing. (...) the subtle performance of this outstanding soloist was a true pleasure for friends of the guitar". (Translation by Eva Beneke, DMA)\n \nBadische Zeitung, Roswitha Frey, September 22, 2009\n \n \n"If there were any doubt that Dylla ranks among the most gifted guitarists on the planet, they were dispelled on Friday night."\n \nThe Washington Post, Stephen Brookes, July 21, 2008
