News:
October 2011:
Performance honouring the 90th Birthday of King Michael of Romania
On 24th October, Remus Azoitei has been invited to perform the
Bruch violin concerto at the Romanian Atheneum, celebrating the
90th Birthday of King Michael of Romania, as well as raising funds for the
"Principesa Margareta" Foundation, a charity helping young artists.
February 2011:
Performance at the Teatro La Fenice in Venice
On 26 February 2011, Remus Azoitei performed for the
first time in the renowned hall, on the first day of the 2011 Carnival.
October 2010:
Performance with the Amati Ensemble
On 20 October, Remus Azoitei will make his debut at the
Dortmund Orchesterzentrum NRW performing the Brahms Sextet Op. 18 as well
as the Enescu Octet, with such artists as Gil Sharon, Catalin Ilea,
and members of the celebrated Amati Ensemble.
December 09:
The Washington Post praises Remus Azoitei's debut at the Kennedy Center in Washington DC.
In the 11 December 09 edition of the Washington Post, reviewer Charles T. Downey comments
on Remus Azoitei's recital debut together with pianist Eduard Stan at the Terrace Theater
at Washington's Kennedy Center:
"...the musicians' long collaboration made for an easy rapport
in performance. Azoitei, a Romanian trained at Juilliard and now teaching in London,
played with a fluid melodic sensibility and sparkling technique."
September 09:
Maestro Dimitrj Kitajenko, conductor of the Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France,
speaks about Remus Azoitei in the "Cotidianul" newspaper.
In an extended interview in the "Cotidianul" newspaper, Maestro Kitajenko praises Remus
following their successful performance on 9th September 09 in the Enescu Festival:
"Remus Azoitei is a wonderful soloist. His virtuosity is incandescent; it is as if he
was born with the violin in his hand. He is so flexible, descriptive and so natural,
that it feels like he is speaking, not just interpreting."