Eloise Meloni "Violin Instructor"  E-mail this product to a friend

A brilliant and extraordinary violinist, has performed as a soloist and chamber music performer. Eloise is the first violin and one of the founders of Symphony Quartet. In 1984, at the age of 10, Eloise Meloni was the first prize winner of the violin competition "Prize Alessandro Longo" in Rome, Italy, where she was awarded the "High Technical Virtuoso and Maturity Interpretation" Award. In 1994 Eloise Meloni was the winner of the International violin competition "Prize Sassari" in Italy. After this great achievement, Eloise started her international career. She has performed in England, Germany, Italy, Spain, Russia, Austria, France, Cyprus, the Middle East, Canada and the United States. Eloise was born in Italy to a family of highly seasoned musicians. She earned a degree in Fine Arts from the Academy Santa Cecilia in Rome, under a known violinist Professor Felix Ayo. Following that, she studied in Vienna with Concertmaster Vienna Philharmonic Maestro Rainer Kuchl, then traveled to Russia where she received her Master Degree of Fine Arts from Moscow State Conservatory P.I. Tchaikovsky, under the world famous violin professor Maya S. Glezarova. Important influences in her development as a violinist include Emanuel Hurwitz, Franco Gulli, Pavel Vernikov, Vadim Brodsky, and Sergey Ghirschenko. In 2003 Eloise became as Asst. Professor in International Violin Master Class in Portogruaro, Italy. In 2004 Eloise Meloni moved to the United States to continue her journey in music. Eloise Meloni has performed and recorded with famous conductors and soloists such as: Yo Yo Ma, Claudio Abbado, Isaac Stern, Luciano Pavarotti, Loren Maazel, Riccardo Chailly, Mstislav Rostropovich and Vladimir Spivakov. Eloise plays a Camillo Camilli violin made in 1750. For more info visit www.symphonyquartet.com