Victor Abramian

Victor Abramian is a modern representative of an internationally renowned Russian violin school, though he is not Russian. His virtuosity in correlates with deep feelings and beautiful sound. The Strad magazine wrote about his sound as “deep and colorful”. He graduated from the Central Music School of Tchaikovsky State Conservatory in Moscow (Russia). After he graduated and got a Postgraduate Diploma from Tchaikovsky's Conservatory (University) His teachers, Dmitry Tziganov, Igor Bezrodny, Zorya Shikhmurzaeva were students of professor Abram Yampolsky, great teacher of Leonid Kogan, Yulian Sitkovetsky and other Russian Jewish virtuosos. His debut as a soloist was at 14 in Moscow, s Tchaikovsky Conservatory, while studying at Central Music School, as well as his debut with symphony orchestra. Mister Abramian toured as a soloist in many countries from USA to Finland, from Vienna to Paris and everywhere had a great success. He has a big repertoire of virtuoso music for violin as well as violin sonatas. He performed 10 Violin sonatas of Beethoven in Moscow. He also played a lot of chamber music as a member of chamber ensembles such as Romantic Piano Trio, Concertino and Premier Trio Moscow. Several violin concertos including Mozart, Mendelsohn, Tchaikovsky, Sibelius, Mr. Abramian played with various orchestras in London, Kiev, Kharkov, Cyprus, Tunisia and in many cities of Russia. He gave recitals in Washington, Wien, Paris, Brussels, Moscow, Kiev, Turku etc. Now he is a professor of violin at the Central Music School of Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatory.