Laura Margaret Smith, Mezzo Soprano
Theodoros Iosifidis, Piano

Recorded in RCS, Glasgow. June 2012

Robert Schumann: Liederkreis op. 39 n. 1, In Der Fremde

Laura Margaret Smith, Mezzo Soprano
Theodoros Iosifidis, Piano

Recorded in RCS, Glasgow. June 2012

Robert Schumann: Liederkreis op. 39, n. 2, Shoene Fremde

Robert Schumann: Liederkreis op. 39, n. 3, Waldesgesprach

Robert Schumann: Liederkreis op. 39, n. 10, Zwielicht

Theodoros Iosifidis, Piano
Glasgow, 2010

01 Schumann  Kreisleriana I

07 Schumann  Kreisleriana VII

Eva Demeter, Violin
Theodoros Iosifidis, Piano
Recorded in Glasgow, UK, 2012


04 : Janacek,  Violin Sonata IV

Eva Demeter, Violin
Theodoros Iosifidis, Piano
Recorded in Glasgow, UK, 2012

03:  Janacek,  Violin Sonata III

02:  Janacek,  Violin Sonata II

01:  Janacek,  Violin Sonata I

Greek pianist Theodoros Iosifidis graduated from ‘Neon Conservatoire of Thessaloniki’ with the highest distinction (Piano Diploma with Grade A and 1st Prize) and he continued his studies in Trinity College of Music, London, where he got his Bachelor in Music (BMus) with First Class Honours. He completed his Masters Degree in Performance (MMus) with distinction at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama, Glasgow. He has studied under Yonty Solomon, Philip Fowke and, most recently, Jonathan Plowright. 
Theodoros has been involved in numerous performance projects such as the ‘Schumann Festival 2006’, and he has appeared in prestigious festivals, including the ‘Fringe’ in Edinburgh International Festival. He was one of the 24 pianists who realized the world premiere of the 8-hour long ‘The Road’ by Rzewski. He frequently collaborates with composers (Dimitrios Skyllas, Nick Jones, Simone Spagnolo, Hannah Varty, among others), and he has given numerous first performances. Concert appearances include the ‘Rude Health’ series in London and the ‘PLUG’ Festival in Glasgow and recitals in London, Scotland, Wales, Germany and Greece. He has represented the RSAMD in the Intercollegiate Beethoven Competition in London’s Bluthner Centre. His distinctions include the RSAMD ‘Bach Prize’, First Prize in the Ian D. Watt Competition and First Prize in Peter Lindsay Miller Competition for Piano Duo with Maciej Granat. 


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