dana
zemtsov.
“so perfectly tuned, so varied in color”
— Gramophone MagazineGramophone Magazine has described Dana Zemtsov’s playing as “so perfectly tuned, so varied in color and with such considerable distances in the intervals between the notes, that you would be forgiven for thinking it sounded more like a chamber orchestra.”
Dana performs regularly in major concert halls such as the Royal Concertgebouw Amsterdam, Carnegie Hall, Palacio de Bellas Artes and Sala Nezahualcóyotl. As a chamber musician, she has collaborated with artists including Janine Jansen, Giovanni Sollima, Martin Fröst, Anna Fedorova, Ilya Gringolts, and Boris Berezovsky.
“Ever saw a violist play so intense that you literally see the friction cause smoke to emanate from the strings? Well new Channel Classics artists Dana Zemtsov does just that as she plays Michael Kugel’s Prelude – Ysaye as she roams around an empty church.”
— Altoriot.com
NEW
latest album
concert Dates
FRY, FEB 27
St George’s Bristol
Bristol, UK
7.30PM
SUN, MAR 1
wigmore hall
London, UK
7.30PM
SUN, MAR 8
klamuze
Noordwijk, Netherlands
3PM
SUN, MAR 15
Muziekk ring Heerhugo waard
Heerhugowaard, Netherlands
11AM
Michael Kugel: Prelude - Ysay
'Dutch Hidden Gems' by Dana Zemtsov
programs
for heaven’s sake.
For Heaven’s Sake is not a religious statement, but a dramatic one. It reflects the full emotional spectrum of solo music — from the sublime to the provocative.
a fume of sighs.
A Fume of Sighs explores love not as abstraction, but as force: tender, impulsive, tragic, and theatrical.
Love Triangle.
This program explores one of the most compelling artistic constellations of the nineteenth century: Clara Schumann, Robert Schumann, and Johannes Brahms. Their personal and artistic lives were deeply intertwined. Admiration, loyalty, creative influence, emotional complexity all found expression in music of remarkable intimacy and intensity.
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