| • Studied with Abraham Yampolsky, Julius Eidlin and |
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David Oistrakh. |
| • Gold Medal at the Enescu International
Competition. |
| • Grand Prix at the Long -Thibaud
International |
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Competition. |
| • Bronze Medal at the Tchaikovsky
International |
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Competition. |
| • Gold Medal in Vercelli, Italy
as Musician of the Year in |
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1983. (Shares this honor with Renata Tebaldi, Arturo |
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Benedetti Michelangeli, and Igor Stravinsky.) |
| • Currently professor at the Mannes
College of Music in |
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New York City, and instructor of annual master
classes |
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in Italy. |
| • Performed in 2006 in Taiwan,
Germany, Austria, Italy |
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and Russia. |
NINA BEILINA in the Press:
“Moscow is the Motherland of the world-famous Russian School
which has produced three generations of violinists - Heifetz and Ellman, then
Oistrakh and Kogan, and now Beilina…”
- Henryk Szeryng, Soviet Culture
“Russia’s loss is our gain”
- The New York Times
“A violin technique equal to all demands, the phrasing exact
yet free as the flight of a bird.”
- London Times
“The hands are on fire”
- Das Orchestra
“Nina Beilina is a violinist, so passionate and exuberant,
who at her wish could set fire to the world.”
- Il Tempo
“Music making of such nobility and distinction is rare.”
- Boris Schwarz, Great Masters of
the Violin
“Sheer talent must be the main explanation.”
- Patrick Sullivan, Strings |
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