Haik Kazazyan

Prize winner of Wieniawski Competition (2001), the XII Tchaikovsky Competition (2002), the International Violin Competition Sion Valais in Switzerland (2004), ‘M.Long and J.Thibaud’ Violin Competition in Paris (2005), International Violin Competition named after Isang Yun in South Korea (2007), Haik Kazazyan is one of the perspective young violinists of his generation.He is regularly invited to perform in many countries with famous orchestras and musicians, such as Scottish Royal National Orchestra, Russian Chamber Orchestra and Russian National Orchestra, Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra, Prague Philharmonic orchestra, Dublin National Orchestra, Munich Chamber orchestra, Moscow chamber orchestra, S.Petersburg, Ekaterinburg, Kazan, Samara Symphony orchestras and many others.Haik played as a soloist with conductors Andrew Litton, Alexander Liebreich, Alexander Lazarev, Ricardo Averbach, Alan Buribayev, Constantine Orbelian, Jac van Steen, David Brophy, Pavel Kogan, Alexander Polianichko, and a chamber musician with pianists Freddy Kempf, Ekaterina Mechetina, Andrey Shibko, Vadim Kholodenko, violinists Gordan Nikolitch, Boris Brovtsyn, cellists Alexander Bouzlov, Sergey Antonov, Boris Andrianov and many other great musicians of our generation.