Yuri Vodovoz

Violinist, Yuri Vodovoz, native of Odessa has concertized extensively throughout the United States, Europe, Israel and South America.  His debuts at the Kennedy Center in Washington and at the Merkin Hall in New York were met with critical acclaim.  His playing has been described as "breathtaking" (the Washington Post), "finespun lyricism" and "high-powered technique" (The New York Times).  Mr. Vodovoz appeared as soloist with the Baltimore Chamber Orchestra, the Tchaikovsky Chamber Orchestra, the St. Cecilia Orchestra, the Pro Arte Chamber Orchestra, the
Diliana Momtchilova

Diliana Momtchilova, was born in Sofia, Bulgaria to a family of musicians, made her debut at the age of nine as soloist with the Sofia Chamber Orchestra, and has won numerous prizes and awards. She has performed concerti with many distinguished ensembles in her native country, and, as winner of the 1998 Concerto Competition at the Juilliard School, most recently with the Juilliard Orchestra. Ms. Momtchilova has to her credit many chamber music appearances both in Europe and the United States, and can be heard on recordings for Bulgarian National Radio and Television, the Balkanton Recording Company, and Deutsche Welle. She has performed with Alaria since 1998.


You can reach Diliana Momtchilova at dmomtichilova@alaria.org
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American Chamber Symphony, the Bogota Symphony Orchestra, the Odessa Philharmonic, and the Illinois Symphony, as well as in chamber music concerts and festivals such as Waterloo, Bargemusic, Manchester Festival (USA), Ljubljana Music Festival (Slovenia), Emilia Romagna, (Italy), Ameropa Festival (Czech Republic).  Mr. Vodovoz's radio performances include "The Listening Room with Robert Sherman" (WQXR) and WFMT (Chicago). He has recorded for Musicmasters.  Mr. Vodovoz is on the faculty of Mannes College of Music and Ameropa Summer Festival in Prague.  He has performed with Alaria since 1993.

You can reach Yuri Vodovoz at  yuriv@alaria.org