Dear friends,
I would like to present you my new video about...
...fortitude, fight with yourself and overcoming. It’s a story about a focal dystonia that happened with a wonderful musician Roman Viazovskiy.
According to statistics, 1% of musicians have this disease. But...nobody is talk about it on public.
I just want to say, that if you have a focal dystonia - this is not a sentence. Don’t give up! Because often the problem is just in our head.
Roman Viazovskiy is an example of person who did not give up, despite the fact that the struggle lasted for many years.
We decided to record the video in native language for Roman (Russian) and than translate it in English. This allowed us to expand deeper into such a difficult topic. I express my big big gratitude to Marko Topchii for his Voiceover in English. Just hear what an incredible work he did! The original Russian version you can watch hier:
kzitem.info/news/bejne/lmaGsYafbpigon4
I hope, you find this work helpful.
Yours,
Ihor Kordiuk
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Roman Viazovskiy was born in 1974 in Donezk, Ukraine. He studied guitar with Viktor Kriwenko and Walerij Iwko and conducting with Ludmila Popowa and Vladimir Viazovskiy in Donezk. In 1995 he received a scholarship from the President of Ukraine for outstanding artistic achievements. After graduating in 1996, he began his postgraduate studies with Prof. Reinbert Evers at the Music Academy in Detmold, Munster Campus. He completed his studies at the Cologne Music Academy, Aachen Campus with Prof. Tadashi Sasaki.
Roman Viazovskiy has won prizes in numerous national and international competitions. Concert commitments have led him to almost every European country, to the Near East, the USA, South America, to Japan, China, Thailand and to the most important guitar festivals. As a soloist he has played in renowned concert halls, including the National Philharmonic of the Ukraine in Kiev, the Bunka kaikan Recital Hall in Tokyo, the Claude-Champagne Hall in Montreal and the Concertgebouw in Brugges. In March 2007 he had his debut at the Tchaikovsky Concert Hall of the Moscow Philharmonic.
Roman Viazovskiy has received many international awards and he is fellow of the GWK, Münster / Westfalia. He has taken part in numerous radio and television broadcasts in the Ukraine, Germany, Spain, Italy, Croatia, Hungary and Japan. 2001 saw the release of his debut CD, "Fatum" (Dreyer.Gaido CD 21001), in 2006 his CD "Sonatas" (CLCL102, ClassicClips) and in 2011 his album "Zeitenwanderer/Wanderer in Time" was published.
In addition to his career as a concert-soloist, Roman Viazovskiy is a passionate and highly distinguished teacher. He has taught at various institutions, master classes and was assistant to Tadashi Sasaki. His experience includes working with students of all levels, ranging from highly talented children to academy students and professional guitarists.Roman Viazovskiy has received a plethora of national and international awards:
1993 International Guitar Contest Zori, Poland (1.Prize)
1994 International Guitar Contest Tychy, Poland (2.Prize)
1997 International Guitar Contest Weikersheim, Germany (1.Prize)
1997 International Guitar Contest of Tredrez-Locquemau, France (2.Prize)
1997 GWK Young Artists Award, Muenster, Germany
1998 Yamaha Music Foundation of Europe, Germany (1.Prize)
1999 42. Tokyo International Guitar Contest, Japan (1.Prize)
2000 Music Promotion Competition Aachen, Germany (1.Prize)
2001 34. International Guitar Contest "Michele Pittaluga" Alessandria, Italy (2.Prize)
2002 18. International Guitar Contest "Andres Segovia" Almunecar, Spain (2.Prize)
2003 8. International Guitar Contest "Guitar Forum Wien", Austria (1.Prize)
2003 5. International Guitar Contest Sernancelhe, Portugal (1.Prize)
2004 22. International Guitar Contest "Guitar Foundation of America" Montreal, Canada (2.Prize
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