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Ѓорѓе Станети
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Години на учество: 2021
Đorđe Stanetti was born in Zagreb in 1961. He graduated in piano from Vienna in 1983 (Bruno Seidlhofer), as a scholarship holder of the Austrian Ministry, and further specialized for 4 years at the Conservatory of the City of Vienna (Leonid Brumberg).
At the age of sixteen, he made his debut with the Zagreb and Belgrade Philharmonic Orchestras, and since then he has been present on concert stages, nurturing a repertoire from all stylistic periods, performing both as a soloist and as a chamber musician.
He has performed in almost all major cities in Croatia, as well as in nearly all major music centers of the former Yugoslav republics, as well as in Italy, Austria, Germany, the United Kingdom, Argentina, Switzerland, Romania, and Denmark. He has performed at many festivals (Dubrovnik Summer Festival, Music Biennale Zagreb, Ivo Pogorelić Festival in Bad Wörishofen, Ohrid Summer, Bemus, Maribor Music September, Budva City Theater, and more), playing with all the leading orchestras in the region (Zagreb Philharmonic, Zagreb Soloists, Slovenian Philharmonic, Belgrade Philharmonic), with conductors such as P. Dešpalj, U. Lajovic, K. Ono, L. Pfaff, V. Čavdarski, S. Hubad, I. Gjadrov, N. Bareza, M. Letonja, Mladen Tarbuk, and more. As a chamber musician, he has collaborated with many prominent domestic and foreign artists (Radovan Vlatković, Aleksandar Ivić, Dragan Sremec, Renata Pokupić, Dubravka Šeparović, and more), with the most notable collaboration being with the celebrated Croatian singer Dunja Vejzović.
In 2002, he won the annual Milka Trnina Award from the Croatian Association of Musical Artists for his performance of Papandopulo's Piano Concerto with the Zagreb Soloists. His recordings are available on several albums. He is a member of the juries at competitions in the country and abroad (EPTA Zagreb, HDGPP Croatian State, Etudes and Scales, Zagreb, Varaždin, Ljubljana - Slovenian National Competition, Temsig, Velenje, Ohrid, Belgrade, Šabac, Banska Bystrica - Slovakia, China - Shin Zhin, and in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Banja Luka, Sarajevo, and Bijeljina). In 2012, Đorđe Stanetti was the recipient of the annual award from the Croatian Society of Music and Dance Pedagogues.
He is a full professor of piano at the Music Academy in Zagreb.
At the age of sixteen, he made his debut with the Zagreb and Belgrade Philharmonic Orchestras, and since then he has been present on concert stages, nurturing a repertoire from all stylistic periods, performing both as a soloist and as a chamber musician.
He has performed in almost all major cities in Croatia, as well as in nearly all major music centers of the former Yugoslav republics, as well as in Italy, Austria, Germany, the United Kingdom, Argentina, Switzerland, Romania, and Denmark. He has performed at many festivals (Dubrovnik Summer Festival, Music Biennale Zagreb, Ivo Pogorelić Festival in Bad Wörishofen, Ohrid Summer, Bemus, Maribor Music September, Budva City Theater, and more), playing with all the leading orchestras in the region (Zagreb Philharmonic, Zagreb Soloists, Slovenian Philharmonic, Belgrade Philharmonic), with conductors such as P. Dešpalj, U. Lajovic, K. Ono, L. Pfaff, V. Čavdarski, S. Hubad, I. Gjadrov, N. Bareza, M. Letonja, Mladen Tarbuk, and more. As a chamber musician, he has collaborated with many prominent domestic and foreign artists (Radovan Vlatković, Aleksandar Ivić, Dragan Sremec, Renata Pokupić, Dubravka Šeparović, and more), with the most notable collaboration being with the celebrated Croatian singer Dunja Vejzović.
In 2002, he won the annual Milka Trnina Award from the Croatian Association of Musical Artists for his performance of Papandopulo's Piano Concerto with the Zagreb Soloists. His recordings are available on several albums. He is a member of the juries at competitions in the country and abroad (EPTA Zagreb, HDGPP Croatian State, Etudes and Scales, Zagreb, Varaždin, Ljubljana - Slovenian National Competition, Temsig, Velenje, Ohrid, Belgrade, Šabac, Banska Bystrica - Slovakia, China - Shin Zhin, and in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Banja Luka, Sarajevo, and Bijeljina). In 2012, Đorđe Stanetti was the recipient of the annual award from the Croatian Society of Music and Dance Pedagogues.
He is a full professor of piano at the Music Academy in Zagreb.