Artistic Director Eurasia international music festival

Artistic Director and Chief Conductor of the Ural Philharmonic Orchestra. He is a People’s Artist of Russia, winner of the State Prize of the Russian Federation, winner of the Governor’s award of the Sverdlovsk Region, winner of the International Competition of Young Conductors Lovro von Matacic in Zagreb, prize-winner of the Muzykalnoe Obozrenie (Music Review) newspaper.

He is a graduate of the Dmitri Kitayenko class at the Moscow Conservatory and worked as his assistant for the Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra (1982–1983). He worked as the

chief conductor of the Kuzbass Symphony Orchestra (1991–1995), Russian conductor of the American Russian Youth Orchestra (1997–1999), conductor of the Russian National Orchestra (1999–2003). Dmitry Liss also worked with St.-Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra, Big Tchaikovsky State Symphony Orchestra, Novaya Rossiya (New Russia) State Symphony Orchestra, Orchestre National de France, Orchestre National d’Ile de France, Orchestre National de Lille, Tokyo Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra, orchestras of Sweden, Switzerland, Portugal, Poland, Netherlands, Belgium, Korea and Norway.

In 1995 Dmitry Liss started working as the Artistic Director of the Ural Philharmonic Orchestra. Under his directorship, the orchestra gave performances in 18 countries, participated in prestigious international festivals, and recorded 28 CDs, some of them were commissioned by Warner Classics and Mirare. He is the Artistic Director of the Eurasia International Music Festival.

During the 2016-2017 concert season, Dmitry Liss will be working as the chief conductor of the South Netherlands Philharmonic Orchestra.

Marco Angius drew the attention of the audience and reviewers, conducting the world premiere of Studi per l’intonazione del mare by Salvatore Sciarrino in 2000.

Marco Angius worked with such world-famous orchestras as the Tokyo Symphony Orchestra, Luxembourg Philharmonic Orchestra, Giuseppe Verdi Symphony Orchestra of Milan, RAI National Symphony Orchestra, Teatro Comunale in Bologna, Orchestra Teatro La Fenice, Orchestra of the Municipal Theatre of Florence, Lausanne Chamber Orchestra, Ensemble

Intercontemporain, Orchestra della Svizzera italiana (Orchestra of Italian Switzerland), I Pomeriggi Musicali.

Marco Angius is the founder and artistic director of the Algoritmo Ensemble. He gives master classes in conducting at the Conservatory of Lugano. Since 2009 he has been working with the National Academy of St. Cecilia. Since 2011 he has been the artistic coordinator of the Ensemble of La Scala Theater, where he conducts performances of contemporary and classical music. His recordings were made by EuroArts, Neos, Stradivarius, Die Schachtel, Rai Trade, and VDM Records.

He is the author of the books about compositions of Salvatore Sciarrino and Ivan Fedele as well as the author of numerous works narrating about contemporary composers and translated into different languages.

Enkhe is a second-generation conductor. He graduated from the Ural Conservatory where he majored in cello and symphonic conducting; his teacher was M. Paverman. He is a prize-winner of the Prokofiev International Conducting Competition and the Award of the Governor of the Sverdlovsk Region.

In 1991 he started working as a cellist and conductor assistant of the Ural Philharmonic Orchestra and in 1996 he became its conductor. From 1998 to 2006 Enkhe was the Director of the Sverdlovsk Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra. At present, he is a conductor of the Ural Philharmonic Orchestra, participating in about 30 programs every year. Under his directorship, the orchestra gave performances with Natalia Gutman, Eliso Virsaladze, Paul Badura-Skoda, Naum Shtarkman, Dmitry Bashkirov, Boris Belkin, Sergei Stadler, Nikolai Lugansky, and Graf Murzha.

He is one of the founders of the Ural Youth Symphony Orchestra (2006) and its chief conductor. The orchestra takes part in prestigious international festivals in Russia and other countries, in the subscription series of concerts by the Sverdlovsk Philharmonic, educational programs for students and charitable projects for fosterlings of orphanages.

Pak Wing-heng is a musician, teacher and conductor. He studied at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London, then at the Chinese University of Hong Kong.

Under Pak’s directorship, the Hong Kong Youth Symphony Orchestra took part in numerous special events and festivals in China and other countries, including the performances in the presence of Queen Elizabeth during her visit to Hong Kong (1986), the guest performance in the All Japan Band Clinic (1989), participation in the Asia and Pacific Band Directors Association (APBDA) Band Festival in Taiwan (1992), the Korea Jeju Summer Band Festival (1995, 2001), the First APBDA Band Festival (2002). Under Pak’s directorship, the orchestra gave guest performances in Guangdong and Macao in 2006; in 2010, the orchestra visited Shanghai to participate in the exchange program with the Shanghai Jiao Tong University Symphony Orchestra and to give concert performances during the Week of Hong Kong at the Shanghai EXPO.

In 2013, Pak Wing-heng led the Hong Kong Youth Symphony Orchestra to participate in Jeju International Wind Ensemble Festival in Korea.

He is a jury member in different music festivals and performs as a guest conductor of local and overseas symphony orchestras.

Ng Ka-ming graduated from the Hong Kong Conservatory of Music in 1983; he studied violin with Lin Kek-han and Carl Pini. He studied conducting with Professor Huang Xiao-tong at the Shanghai Conservatory of Music and in London with the famous conductor, Klaus Tennstedt, in advanced conducting courses.

Ng Ka-ming has performed many times in Israel, Cyprus, England, France, Australia, Malaysia, and Singapore. He worked with the Halle Orchestra, National Youth Orchestra of Scotland, Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra, Guangzhou Philharmonic Orchestra.

Ng Ka-ming is currently a conductor of the Hong Kong Youth Symphony Orchestra, together with which he gave performances in Shanghai and Beijing. Under his directorship, the orchestra gave performances in Singapore, Malaysia, Guangdong Province and Macao administrative district; in 2010 he made an ambassador visit to Shanghai with participation in exchange program with the Shanghai Jiao Tong University Symphony Orchestra and in performances during the Week of Hong Kong of the World Expo held in Shanghai. In 2012, at the initiative of Ng Ka-ming, the musicians of the string group of the orchestra took part in the International Youth Music Festival in Vienna, Austria.

Joseph Kam is a violist, violinist and conductor. He graduated from the University of Michigan, where he earned his master and doctoral degrees in musical arts. Joseph Kam has a reputation of an outstanding concertmaster. He was the viola principal of the Lansing Symphony Orchestra (USA).

He performed as a soloist in the China Viola Festival (2007) jointly hosted by the China Viola Society and the Central Conservatory of Music in Beijing. He participated in various renowned music festivals in North America and Europe, and performed with world famous musicians. He is also an active recording artist. His recent chamber music recording was released under Naxos Rights International Limited.

As an active orchestral conductor, Joseph Kam was a member of Conductors Guild, USA. Joseph Kam is currently a conductor of the Hong Kong Youth Symphony Orchestra.

Andrei Petrenko is an Honored Artist of Russia (2008). He graduated from the Leningrad Conservatory where he majored in choral, symphonic and opera conducting. He started his musical career in 1981 at the Leningrad Theater of Musical Comedy, where he worked as a producer and conductor; then he was invited to work as the artistic director of the Smolny Cathedral Choir; he was a guest conductor of the St. Petersburg Congress Orchestra. From 1989 to 2000 he taught choral and symphonic conducting at the St. Petersburg Conservatory.

He has toured to more than 20 countries with choirs and symphony orchestras. In 2000 he started working as the chief choirmaster at the Mariinsky Theatre where he also conducts operas, cantata, oratorio and symphonic compositions; he prepares concert programs featuring performances of opera, choir and orchestra soloists of the Mariinsky Theatre. Under his directorship, the choir of the Mariinsky Theatre gave performances in prestigious concert halls of Russia, Lithuania, Finland, the Netherlands, Belgium, France, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Great Britain and Israel.

In 2008 Andrei Petrenko was invited to work as a guest conductor of the Choeur de Radio France. In 2014 he started working as a chief guest choirmaster and then (in 2015) the artistic director of the Symphonic Choir of the Sverdlovsk Philharmonic.