Harmonia Cordis International Guitar Festival
The Harmonia Cordis International Guitar Festival in Romania was founded in 2007 as the result of the desire to organize cultural events in the music sphere, especially in the field of guitar and classical music.
During this festival there are numerous conferences on subjects regarding music such as: the manufacture of musical instruments, performing baroque music, new charts of contemporary music, the ornamentation of baroque music, etc., in which the participants express a keen interest, the debates being perceived as a challenge. The competitions organized during the guitar festivals are addressed to several age categories, and substantial prizes are offered to the winners.
All of these actions encompass two major goals: the popularization of these kinds of musical events as well as building an educational platform for cultural instruction dedicated to the people interested in the domain through the exchange of experience accomplished during these meetings. The most important events organized by the Harmonia Cordis Association are broadcasted live on the associations website.
The Association has also launched a unique classical guitar video portal Harmonia Cordis, and the first online classical guitar radio from Southeast Europe (www.harmoniacordis.org/radio).
The Harmonia Cordis International Guitar Festival was founded by Beke István Ferenc, who is a classical guitar and chamber music teacher at the “Gheorghe Dima” Music Academy from Cluj-Napoca, Romania. Being awarded with numerous prizes at national and international classical guitar contests, he took part in countless master classes in the country and abroad. He also held music recitals and chamber concerts in Romania, England, Chile, Hungary, Germany, Austria and the U.S. In 2011, he obtained his PhD in Music at the “Gheorghe Dima” Music Academy in Cluj-Napoca, Romania.
Featured artists and teachers in previous editions[edit]
2014[edit]
CSÁKI András, PUSZTAI Antal, PAVLOVITS Dávid, Bogdan MIHĂILESCU, Natalia LIPNITSKAYA, Judicaël PERROY, Thibaut GARCIA, Radu VÂLCU, FARKAS-BARABÁS Szabolcs, Cristina CIORTAN, Antoine MORINIÈRE, PODHORSZKY Gábor, Mădălina PETRE, Ana Maria IORDACHE, Trio Harmonia Cordis, Constantin ANDREI, KATÓ Árpád, MANG Eugen, Liviu GEORGESCU
2015[edit]
Al di Meola, Peo ALFONSI, KASZÁS Péter, KATONA Twins, CSÁKI András, PUSZTAI Antal, CSABA Thomas, PAVLOVITS Dávid, Bogdan MIHĂILESCU, WERNER Gábor, Monyo Project, Natalia LIPNITSKAYA, JARA Xavier, GIRÁN Péter, PODHORSZKY Gábor, HERA Caius, Trio Harmonia Cordis, ASZTALOS Zsolt, Trio Transilvania, KATÓ Árpád, ROTH Ede, MANG Eugen, Liviu GEORGESCU, Ștefan TRIFAN
2016[edit]
Tommy EMMANUEL, COTSIOLIS Costas, Duo Solaris, CSÁKI András, PUSZTAI Antal, LEAȚĂ Eduard, LAROUSSE Florian, OKAMOTO Takuya, Gabriel GUILLÉN, PAVLOVITS Dávid, WERNER Gábor, Radu VÂLCU, GIRÁN Péter, Venti Chiavi Guitar Trio, Tudor NICULESCU-MIZIL, OROSZ Dávid, Tudor GLIGA, FARKAS-BARABÁS Szabolcs, BEKE István Ferenc, Constantin ANDREI, ROTH Ede, Liviu GEORGESCU, Ștefan TRIFAN
2017[edit]
Jon GOMM, duo Giampaolo BANDINI and Cesare CHIACCHIARETTA, duo MELIS (Susana PRIETO and Alexis MUZURAKIS), CSÁKI András, PUSZTAI Antal, duo KM (Katrin KLINGEBERG and Sebastián MONTES), Anton BARANOV, Gabriel GUILLÉN, PAVLOVITS Dávid, WERNER Gábor, Monyo Project, Radu VÂLCU, GIRÁN Péter, ArteMiss quartet, Venti Chiavi Guitar Trio, Tudor NICULESCU-MIZIL, SZEMADÁM Tamás, FELLEGI Dávid, OROSZ Dávid, Tudor GLIGA, Constantin ANDREI, KATÓ Árpád, Liviu GEORGESCU, Ștefan TRIFAN
2018[edit]
ROSENBERG Trio, duo Giampaolo BANDINI and Cesare CHIACCHIARETTA, Gabriel BIANCO, duo MELIS (Susana PRIETO and Alexis MUZURAKIS), CSÁKI András, PUSZTAI Antal, Gabriel GUILLÉN, PAVLOVITS Dávid, Nikita BOLDYREV, Radu Vâlcu quartet, GIRÁN Péter, Tritonus GuitarTrio, Venti Chiavi Guitar Trio, Tudor NICULESCU-MIZIL, duo Iancu–Lobonț, OROSZ Dávid, Tudor GLIGA, Raisa MIHAI, Ana-Maria BIBESCU, BEKE István Ferenc, Mădălina PETRE, Constantin ANDREI, KATÓ Árpád, ROTH Ede, Liviu GEORGESCU
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