Soltész Ágnes
violin
She began her violin studies at the age of five. In 1983 she was admitted to the Béla Bartók Music High School, where she studied under Györgyi Répássy. She won 2nd prize at the János Koncz National Secondary Music School Competition in Szombathely, Hungary in 1986 and first prize at the Hungarian String Quartet Competiton.
In 1991 she was the winner of the Jenő Hubay Violin Competition and the Leó Weiner Chamber Music Competition. She graduated from the Ferenc Liszt Academy of Music in 1992, where her professors were László Kóté and András Mihály. In the same year she had a scholarship at the Hungarian Philharmonic Orchestra, also was a tecaher at the of the Béla Bartók Music Secondary School. She had solo recital on the 1992 World Exhibiton in Seville.
In the past years she had participated on the master courses lead by Ruggiero Ricci, Sándor Végh, Tibor Varga, Lóránt Fenyves, Endre Wolf and the Amadeus Quartet. She played on several concerts as the first violinist of the Amabile Quartet in Italy, Spain, Germany, England, Austria, and Greece.
In 1991 she was the winner of the Jenő Hubay Violin Competition and the Leó Weiner Chamber Music Competition. She graduated from the Ferenc Liszt Academy of Music in 1992, where her professors were László Kóté and András Mihály. In the same year she had a scholarship at the Hungarian Philharmonic Orchestra, also was a tecaher at the of the Béla Bartók Music Secondary School. She had solo recital on the 1992 World Exhibiton in Seville.
In the past years she had participated on the master courses lead by Ruggiero Ricci, Sándor Végh, Tibor Varga, Lóránt Fenyves, Endre Wolf and the Amadeus Quartet. She played on several concerts as the first violinist of the Amabile Quartet in Italy, Spain, Germany, England, Austria, and Greece.
| Year | Title | Publisher | Code | Remark |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2003 |
Olsvay Endre: Tengerszem
(Tarn) |
Hungaroton | HCD 32178 |