David Oistrahhi Festival, 12. – 25. juuli, 2009, Pärnu David Oistrakh ...

Dita Krenberga on mitmete mainekate konkursside võitja. 11aastaselt
nimetati ta rahvusvahelise võistluse Concertino Praha
80 laureaadiks ning ta pälvis noorima osavõtja tiitli. 1988. aastal
võitis ta 34. Maria Canals’i Rahvusvahelise Muusikakonkursi
grand prix ja kuldmedali Barcelonas Hispaanias, ja 1991.
aastal võitis ta rahvusvahelise võistluse Praha Kevad. Talle
on antud ka Gustavi Kuldauhind. Regulaarselt astub Dita
Krenberga üles Lätis ja Euroopas, samuti USAs ning ta on
esinenud ka Austraalias ja Jaapanis. Solistina on ta esinenud
mitmete kuulsate orkestritega, ta astub üles ka paljude
kammeransamblitega nii Lätis kui välismaal. Tema sagedaseks
lavapartneriks on Läti pianist Ieva Oša. 2007 ilmus nende CD
album Laikmeta Ainavas, varem on ta lindistanud sooloalbumi
(1995). Väljapaistvate saavutuste eest auhinnati pälvis Dita
Krenberga Suure Muusikaauhinna (2000).
Since 2006 the flutist Dita Krenberga (1968) is the
concertmaster of the flute section of the Latvian National
Symphony Orchestra. She has studied flute at the Jāzeps Vītols
Latvian Music Academy under Prof. Imants Sneibis. She has
furthered her skills with Aurele Nicolet, William Bennett,
Alain Marion, as well as the world famous flutist – „the golden
flute“ James Galway. His recommendation gave the musician
the opportunity to receive Leonard Bernstein scholarship and
to participate in the Boston Symphony Orchestra courses at
Tanglewood in 1989 and 1990. She has collaborated with such
outstanding musicians and conductors as Leonard Bernstein,
Seiji Ozawa, Jeffrey Tate, Yo-Yo Ma.
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Dita Krenberga is the winner of several prestigious music
competitions. At the age of 11 she became the laureate of
the International Recording competition Concertino Praha
80, receiving the title of the youngest participant. She won
the Grand Prix and Golden Medal at the 34th Maria Canals
International Music Competition in 1988 in Barcelona, Spain,
and in 1991 Dita Krenberga won the international competition
The Prague Spring. She has received the Gustav Golden
Award.
Dita Krenberga regularly performs in Latvia and Europe, and
the USA. She has performed in Australia and Japan. As a soloist
she has performed with several famous orchestras, she appears
also with many chamber ensembles in Latvia and abroad. She
regularly performs with the Latvian pianist from Graz Ieva
Oša. She has made recordings with the Latvian Radio and TV,
as well as collaborated with the Frankfurt Radio. In 1995 a solo
album was released and in 2007 were made recordings with
the pianist Ieva Oša, which were collected in the CD album
Laikmeta Ainavas. For outstanding achievements in performing
arts Dita Krenberga was awarded the Great Music Award in
2000.
Sopran Asta Krikščiūnaitė on tunnustatud nii ooperi-,
oratooriumi-, kammer- kui ka liedilauljana. Ta on lõpetanud
Leedu Muusikaakadeemia ooperilaulu, kammermuusika ja
pedagoogika erialal, soololaulu õpetajaks A. Vilčinskaitė.
Ta alustas oma karjääri Klaipėda Muusikateatris, mängides
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