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Nowadays and for a month I am going to be very busy -exams-. (July 2005). But you can see some photos of me playing the piano -and other instruments- They are from an (very) old program of a concert in my faculty in 2003 [http://webpages.ull.es/users/fvallapa/Programa_2003.htm ] here in Tenerife. Some other hobbies: swimming -better at the sea- or going on bike, reading, drawing with fountain pen, various incursions in other instruments and music groups -orchestra, chamber music, music band, big band-… I have done some interventions in medical students congresses, or a web page about pathology.. [ http://www.redkbs.com/Catai/patol/Leccion%2074/LECCIÓN%2074.htm ] A beginning, but with the time, I would like to make my own web page as you..-.
Best regards,
Isabel Serrano Tendero Medicine & Piano Student
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(EN:) Born in Brazil to a German-Russian mother and an Italian father, de Almeida took his first piano lessons from his sister and, at age 13, made his debut in São Paulo, playing Mozart Piano Concerto in D major (KV 537).
After graduating from Medical School and completing his piano studies in Brazil, he received a German scholarship to continue his music studies under Prof. Yara Bernette, at the Hochschule für Musik und Theater Hamburg, where he graduated with honors. He also attended master classes by Paul Badura-Skoda, Christoph Eschenbach, Nikita Magaloff, Elgin Roth, Magda Tagliaferro and Carlo Zecchi.
Winner of several national and international competitions, including the Brazilian Young Soloists in Rio de Janeiro, the Covilhã Piano Competition (Gulbenkian Foundation Prize), the 1979 Viotti Competition in Italy and the 1980 International Gina Bachauer Competition in the USA.
As a Mozart interpreter he was invited to perform at prominent German music festivals: Würzburger Mozartfest, Kissinger Sommer, Klavierfestival Ruhr, Schwetzinger Festspiele, and the Schleswig-Holstein Musikfestival.
Presently, apart from his radio and TV performances, de Almeida has participated in chamber music concerts and has given solo performances in Eastern and Western Europe, Scandinavia, North and South America, as well as with leading German orchestras. In the field of modern music, he has given the works of Benjamin Britten and Brazilian Marlos Nobre their German premiere and was, after Heitor Villa Lobos, the first musician to record the Choros n. 11 (Sweden).
Artistic Director of the Londrina International Music Festival in Paraná, Brazil from 1990 to 1995. Invited to perform in Canadá (1990) and Brazil (1995) during the State Visit of German Presidents Richard von Weizsäcker and Roman Herzog.
A member of the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Musikphysiologie und Musikermedizin (German Society of Medicin and Performing Arts) since 1995.
Professor of piano at the Hochschule für Musik und Theater Hamburg since 1980, and at the Martin Luther Universität Halle Wittenberg since 1996.
Piano studies at the Music Academy of Würzburg/Germany as student of Prof. Norman Shetler, piano diploma 1993. Director of the faculty of music medicine in Dresden.
…a wonderful colleague who played Mozart 4 hands with Wolfgang Ellenberger at the opening event of the MEDICA trade show in Düsseldorf in 1997. At the PianoMusicDocs master-classes he played studies of Moscowski phantastically!
The founder and conductor of the Medizinerchor Erlangen is Johannes Havla, a A-class church musician and concert organist (Hochschule für Musik Detmold, master-class Prof. G. Weinberger).
With an vocal ensemble “TonArt” built from the Regensburger Domspatzen he won a 1st prize at the international choir festival in Apeldoorn/Netherlands.
He performed with the German-American Doctors Orchestra -NMMG and guests- an organ concerto at the Frankfurt medical faculty as conductor and much more.
(EN): It is a well-known fact that many physicians choose hobbies like painting, literature, photography for their leisure activities. However, far the greatest number are music lovers and practise singing or playing various instruments. Some doctors have become successful composers (e.g. Julije Bajamonti from Split, Andro Torkvat Brlic from Nova Gradiska, Nenad Grcevic, Milutin Vandekar, Nikica and Stipica Kalogjera all from Zagreb, the Ipavec brothers from Slovenia, the famous Russian composer Alexander Borodin). There had always been a serious need for an organized cultural activity within the Croatian Medical Association. Between the two world wars members of the Croatian Medical Association founded a choir and organized public performances. They sang for the first time in 1935 at a Red Cross performance conducted by a famous Croatian conductor and composer Boris Papandopulo. However, the choir lasted for a very short time. In 1937 it was reestablished under the conductor Dr. Vilko Panac, ofthalmologist and the Head of Department for Eye Diseases of the Sveti Duh Hospital in Zagreb. Unfortunately, this choir did not last long either. Neither is there sufficient information about its members from that period. All those choirs could not live long because their members and soloists were already engaged in other well-known ensembles like Kolo, Lisinski etc. Here are just a few names: Bozidar Spisic, Aleksandar Manzoni, Josip Breitenfeld, Vilko Panac, Vera Quinz-Mihaljinec. Immediately upon World War II a choir of physicians was founded; among its members there were — still students in those days — some of the present members: Skrgatic, Tomasic, Dasovic, Krajac and Zergollern. Since that time until 1968 there were no organized cultural activities within the Croatian Medical Association.
