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R\u0103zvan Suma<\/strong> is one of the most important cello soloists<\/strong> in Romania.\u00a0 He received his Bachelor\u2019s and Master\u2019s degrees from the Music University in Bucharest, Romania, and also studied at Longy School of Music in Cambrige, Massachusets, in the Artist Diploma Program. He attended masterclasses with great cellists like Arto Noras, Frans Helmerson, Herre Jan Stegenga, Miklos Pereny, Marin Cazacu, and Radu Aldulescu.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

R\u0103zvan was born in 1977 in Cluj-Napoca<\/strong> (Romania) and has been an award winner cellist ever since picking the instrument up at the age of 6, receiving the first prize in a competition at the age of 7 (1984). He won important international competitions as Markneukirchen<\/strong> Competition – Germany, G. B. Viotti<\/strong> Competition – Italy, Chi\u015finau <\/strong>Competition \u2013 Republic of Moldavia and Villa de Llanes<\/strong> \u2013 Spain.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

He performed with many orchestras throughout Europe as Bern Symphony Orchestra<\/strong> or Enescu Philharmonic Orchestra, ERT Grece, <\/strong>playing next to very important musicians, such as Maxim Vengerov, Alexander Sitkovetski, Richard Galliano, Borromeo Quartet, Justus Frantz, Josef Lendvay, Misha Katz, Jin Wang, Cristian Mandeal or Marin Cazacu.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Starting 2010, R\u0103zvan is the Cello Soloist in Residence of the Romanian Radio Orchestras<\/strong> and Cello Professor <\/strong>at Bucharest Music University. He performed concerts and recitals in such countries as France, Germany, Switzerland, Spain, Portugal, Austria, Hungary, Argentina, USA, Macao, Vietnam, China, Maroc and the Republic of Moldovia. He was invited at the MDR Music Festival<\/strong> in Dresden, Germany, Murten Classics<\/strong> Festival in Switzerland, SONORO Festival<\/strong> in Romania or Klaipeda Cello Festival <\/strong>\u2013 Lithuania. Razvan was invited to play in great concert halls as Berlin Philharmonic Hall<\/strong> \u2013 Germany, Bamberg Symphoniker Hall.<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

Since 2011, R\u0103zvan is touring every year in Romania with \u201cV\u0103 place\u2026?<\/strong>\u201d (\u201cDo you like\u2026?\u201d<\/strong>) project. The first edition of the tour \u2013 \u201cDo you like Bach?\u201d<\/strong> – was conceived around J. S. Bach – The Six Suites<\/em> for Unaccompanied Cello<\/em>:<\/strong> R\u0103zvan played 19 concerts with all suites in the same concert. The second tour was a J. Brahms<\/strong> tribute \u2013 \u201cDo you like Brahms?\u201d<\/strong> – with the two cello and piano sonatas and included 13 concerts, \u201cDo you like TANGO?\u201d <\/strong>\u2013 with Argentinian singer Analia Selis and Argentinian guitar player Julio Santillan, \u201cDo you like SCHU-bert-mann?\u201d <\/strong>with pianist Horia Mihail, \u201cDo you like BEETHOVEN?\u201d <\/strong>with pianist Daniel Goiti. Razvan rebranded all his personal Tours under one generic name \u2013 PlaCello<\/strong>, creating PlaCello Ensemble next to most important cellists from Romania.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

R\u0103zvan Suma is one of the most important cello soloists in Romania.\u00a0 He received his Bachelor\u2019s and Master\u2019s degrees from the Music University in Bucharest, Romania, and also studied at Longy School of Music in Cambrige, Massachusets, in the Artist Diploma Program. He attended masterclasses with great cellists like Arto Noras, Frans Helmerson, Herre Jan … <\/p>\n

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