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CLASSICAL ROCK FUSION - ONE AFTERNOON ONLY!
From child prodigy to world-class virtuoso, Attilla Sautov is a rare talent with dazzling technical
brilliance and deep musicality to stir every emotion.
For the first time, internationally acclaimed violinist, Attilla Sautov, teams up with his Symphonic Rock
Ensemble for a one afternoon only event at Kingston City Hall , 979 Nepean Highway,
Melbourne on Sunday 29 March, 2015 at 3 pm.
This special family show will see Attilla play his 202 year old French violin made by Nicolas Lupot bowing up
a STORM, he will lead his ensemble in an evening of classic and classical rock fusion with unique
interpretations of Michael Jackson's Smooth Criminal and Heal The World, Paganini's Moses Variation
on One String G, Brazilian Tico Tico, Monti's Czardas , Vivaldi's Storm and Winter from The Four
Seasons, Palladio by Karl Jenkins, Irish folk tune Toss the Feathers, Bach's Air and John Williams' Theme
from Schindler's List, Waltzes by Strauss and Russian Composer Sviridov and Jews Medley and
more....
Attilla was born in Tashkent and began to play the violin at the age of four, taught initially by his father. At
the age of five he played his first recital, and by six had completed his first concert performance playing the
Vivaldi and Bach Concertos. He came to prominence when he entered and won prestigious competitions
including the Stolyarsky Pan Soviet Violin Competition (at twelve years of age) and the China International
at seventeen.
Attilla has been a member and concertmaster of several orchestras in Europe. In 2000 he performed with
Philharmonic of Nations in Budapest, Kiev, Moscow, China, Beirut, Czechoslovakia, and Poland. From 2002
– 2005 he was the Concertmaster of the Cologne New Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra, performing with it
in Gibraltar, Spain, Australia, Andorra, France, Belgium, Canada, England, Denmark, Norway and Germany.
Attilla's career has included performances on all continents, and in 40 countries, with all the major
orchestras and with many leading chamber musicians. His repertoire is immense, and includes some of the
most powerful, impassioned music ever composed, by the likes of Paganini, Mozart, Haydn, Beethoven,
Bruch and Tchaikovsky and Sarasate to name a few.
Join Attilla and his Symphonic Rock Ensemble for this very special event.
Don't miss this unique experience.
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A concert with Atilla Sautov is an astounding experience. Atilla rivals the world’s
best violinists with his incredible virtuosic skills. His 202 year-old French
violin almost seems a part of him; he can guide it through bows, pizzicatos and
trills, often simultaneously and at impossible speeds yet is able to convey
immense emotion, depth and richness regardless of tempo, often moving
audience members to tears. Atilla has conquered some of the most difficult violin
compositions in history, and his command of the violin is nothing short of
amazing.
A child prodigy in Tashkent, Atilla went on to study in Moscow and then
entertained audiences with an international solo career. He has performed in
over forty countries in some of the grandest venues, and has won prestigious
international violin competitions. However, despite his accolades, experience and
incredible talent, Atilla is refreshingly unpretentious and natural. His charismatic
and spontaneous stage presence adds another dimension to his concerts and he
delights with his ad-libs, anecdotes and charming sense of humour.
Atilla recently channelled some of his immense creative energy into a
classical/rock extravaganza, where he blended classical masterpieces with
contemporary rock in an eclectic melting pot of music. The MPAC was packed
with people of all ages, who were enthralled by his unique debut performance.
Despite the success of this crossover show, Atilla has not abandoned his roots,
and continues to delight audiences with his classical concerts. The smaller
venues that lure him enhance the relaxed style that is inherent in his
performances, and heighten his connection with the audience, something that he
loves.