ABOUT ME
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Iniciou seus estudos aos cinco anos sob orientação de Adriana Schincariol e Elisa Fukuda. Em 2009 a convite de Lavard Skou-Larsen ingressou na Universidade Mozarteum Salzburg, e posteriormente com o violinista polonês Edward Zienkowski na Universidade de Musica e Artes de Viena.
Participou de festivais como o “Festival de Inverno de Campos do Jordão ” (Brasil), “Sommerakademie Salzburg” (Áustria), "Stanford Chamber Music Seminar"(USA), "ECMA" (European Chamber Music Academy), e “Violin Festival Sozopol”, Bulgária” . Masterclasses com Shmuel Ashkenazy, Glenn Dicterow, Igor Ozim, Pavel Vernikov, Christian Altenburger, Naidin Igor (Borodin Quartet), Michael Frischenschlager, Anton Sorokow , Rainer Küchl, Ivry Gitlis, Johannes Meissl (Artis-Quartett Wien) e Hatto Beyerle (Alban Berg Quartett) complementaram sua formação.
Em 2011 foi convidada a participar da “Academia da Orquestra Filarmônica de Viena” (Orchesterakademie Ossiach der Wiener Philharmoniker).
É integrante da “Salzburg Chamber Soloists” . Entre 2010 e 2012 atuou como spalla e solista da orquestra “Philharmonie Salzburg” sob a regência de Elisabeth Fuchs. Também colaborou em orquestras como “Tonkünstler Orchester Niederösterreich“, Orquestra Sinfônica de Viena, "Wiener Concert-Verein" e “Kammerorchester des Sándor Vègh-Institut Salzburg“. Apresentou-se em importantes salas de concerto e festivais como “Festspielhaus Salzburg“, “Großer Saal Stiftung Mozarteum Salzburg“, “Beijing Concert Hall“, “Wiener Saal Stiftung Mozarteum Salzburg“, “Wolkenturm“ Festival Grafenegg-Austria, Tonhalle Zurique, Metropolitan Museum New York, Bing Concert Hall (Stanford-USA) , Schubertiade Schloss Atzenbrugg, MuTh, Festival Allegro Vivo, Celebração de 150 anos da embaixada da Áustria em Londres (Reino Unido), Festival Internacional de Música de Câmara (Polotsk, Bielorrússia), Festival de Música de Istambul (Turquia), Gauteng Chamber Music Festival (Pretória, África do Sul), Bozar (Bruxelas), Konzerthaus Wien, Musikverein e muitos outros.
Juntamente ao violinista Daniel Auner fundou o “Duo Mozartiano” e o renomado quarteto Austríaco "Auner Quartett" posteriormente patrocinado pelo ministério de relações exteriores da Áustria.
O grupo organiza uma série de concertos em Viena, apresentando-se mensalmente no salão barroco da antiga Câmara Municipal, hoje conhecida como "Bank Austria Kultursalon".
Como solista e musicista de câmara se apresentou em grande parte da Europa, America do Sul, China, Estados Unidos, Canadá, Africa do Sul, e em vários festivais; entre eles „Sommerkonzerte Wienerwald“, “Festival Lago Maggiore Musica“ e “Festival Jeunesse Itália”.
Em 2014 foi ganhadora do Prêmio Eleazar de Carvalho, maior premiação do Festival de inverno de Campos do Jordão.
Atuou como solista sob a regência do Maestro Isaac Karabtchevsky acompanhada da Sinfônica Heliópolis o concerto tríplice de Beethoven juntamente ao violoncelista Hugo Pilger e o pianista Eduardo Monteiro na Sala São Paulo e gravado pela TV Cultura.
Em 2016 realizou dois recitais na Sala São Paulo com a pianista romena Dana Radu na série de concertos jovens solistas da OSESP.
Juntamente ao "Auner Quartett" é ganhadora do "Ysaye International Music Competition" 2018 em Liège na Bélgica.
Tem como parceiro o fabricante de cordas Thomastik Infeld, contribuindo de perto no refinamento de seus excelentes produtos.
Como educadora realiza masterclasses em todo o mundo, e atualmente é professora do Prayner Konservatorium em Viena.
Em sua discografia incluem-se CDs com "Auner Quartett", “Camerata Fukuda” em 2006, Deutsche Kammerakademie Neuss (sob a regência de Lavard Skou-Larsen), “Salzburg Chamber Soloists” , em seu mais recente álbum com Simon Reitmaier, os quintetos para clarinete e quarteto de cordas de Mozart, Reger e Leitner foi altamente elogiado pelos críticos e lançado pelo selo Gramola em fevereiro de 2018. Barbara toca em um instrumento do Luthier vienense Johann Christoph Leidolff de 1740.
Deutsch
Barbara de Menezes Galante Auner wurde 1990 in Sao Paulo, Brasilien in eine Musikerfamilie geboren. Sie kam dadurch schon sehr früh in Kontakt mit Klassischer Musik und begann mit sechs Jahren mit ihrem ersten Unterricht bei Adriana Schinacariol und Elisa Fukuda. Auf Einladung von Prof. Lavard Skou-Larsen kam sie 2009 nach Österreich und begann ihr Bachelor Studium an der Universität Mozarteum Salzburg. Ab 2013 studierte sie an der Musikuniversität Wien, zuerst bei Prof. Anton Sorokow, Konzertmeister der Wiener Symphoniker, und später bei Prof. Eduard Zienkowski. Meisterkurse und zusätzliche Studien bei Schmuel Ashkenazy, Glenn Dicterow, Igor Ozim, Pavel Vernikov, Christian Altenburger, Naidin Igor (Borodin Quartet), Rainer Küchl, Ivry Gitlis, Anton Sorokow, Johannes Meissl (Artis Quartett Wien), Hatto Bayerle (Alban Berg Quartett) und Michael Frischenschlager runden ihre musikalische Ausbildung ab.
Kammermusik war immer ein wichtiger Teil von Barbaras musikalischem Werdegang; im Jahr ihres Wechsels nach Österreich wurde sie Mitglied des internationalen Kammerensembles "Salzburg Chamber Soloists". Als Mitglied dieses Ensembles war Barbara bereits in Südamerika, Europa, Nordamerika und Asien auf Tournee.
Von 2012 bis 2015 war Barbara Konzertmeisterin der "Philharmonie Salzburg". Daneben war sie auf Einladung der
Wiener Philharmoniker Mitglied der Orchesterakademie Ossiach.
Gemeinsam mit dem Wiener Geiger Daniel Auner gründete sie 2011 das „Duo Mozartiano“, mit dem sie bereits
in Österreich, Italien, Brasilien, Peru und Malta zu Gast war und bereits von Veranstaltern und Österreichischen
Botschaften aus Kanada, den USA, China und der Türkei eingeladen wurde. Im Jahr 2013 gründete sie in Wien das Auner-Quartett, wieder gemeinsam mit Daniel Auner ist sie seitdem in dieser Streichquartett-Besetzung in England, Slowenien, Deutschland, Türkei, Italien, USA, Mexiko, Polen, Weißrussland, Belgien und Frankreich unterwegs. Diese Konzerte finden unter der Patronanz der Österreichischen Auslandskultur statt und finden großteils in den Österreichischen Botschaften und Kulturforen statt. Im Juni 2018 gewann dieses Quartett den Eugene Ysaye Wettbewerb in Belgien. Das Quartett ist Teil der ECMA - European Chamber Music Academy.
Ebenso wurde im Herbst 2015 mit Unterstützung von „Radio Klassik Stephansdom“ und der Tageszeitung „Die
Presse“ ein Konzertzyklus im Wiener Alten Rathaus gegründet. Barbara de Menezes Galante spielt auf einer Violine von Johann Christoph Leidolff, welch vom Wiener Geigenbauer Hermann Löschberger restauriert wurde.
Barbara gewann 2014 den Prêmio Eleazar de Carvalho, den größten in Brasilien vergebenen Preis für Klassische Musiker und wird seitdem regelmäßig zu Auftritten als Solistin z.Bsp. mit dem Orquestra Héliopolis unter Maestro Isaac Karabtchevsky oder dem Orquestra Sínfonica do Festival de inverno Campos do Jordão zu Konzerten in Sao Paulo eingeladen. Unter anderem konzertierte sie in der Serie "Junge Solisten" mit zwei Recitals im Sala Sao Paulo.
Seit 2018 unterrichtet Barbara am Wiener Prayner Konservatorium als Professorin für Violine.
Barbara wird von Thomastik Infeld unterstützt und spielt auf P.I. Saiten.
English
Barbara de Menezes Galante was born in Sao Paulo (Brazil) in 1990. As she comes from a family of musicians, she came in contact with classical music very early. At the age of six, she began studying violin with Adriana Schincariol and continued some years later with Elisa Fukuda. Orchestral experience she gained as a very young musician at the "Campos do Jordao" Musicfestival with Kurt Masur.
By invitation of Prof. Lavard Skou-Larsen she came to Austria in 2009 and started her Bachelor studies at the Universität Mozarteum Salzburg. From 2013 on Barbara studied at the University of Music and performing Arts in Vienna, first with Prof. Anton Sorokow, Concertmaster of the Vienna Symphony Orchestra, and after 2015 with Prof. Eduard Zienkowski.
Masterclasses and additional studies with Schmuel Ashkenazy, Glenn Dicterow, Mauro Loguercio, Igor Ozim, Pavel Vernikov, Christian Altenburger, Naidin Igor (Borodin Quartet), Rainer Küchl, Ivry Gitlis, Johannes Meissl (Artis Quartett Wien), Hatto Beyerle (Alban Berg Quartet), Michael Frischenschlager and Anton Sorokow (Concertmaster of the Vienna Symphony Orchestra) complete her qualification.
Since playing chambermusic was always an important part of her musical life, she immediately became a member of the "Salzburg Chamber Soloists" the year she came to Salzburg. As a part of this ensemble she recently performed concerts in Europe, Asia, South and North America.
From 2011 to 2015 Barbara was the Concertmaster of "Philharmonie Salzburg" and by invitation of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra a member of their Orchestra Academy in Ossiach.
Together with the Viennese Violinist Daniel Auner she founded in 2011 the Duo Mozartiano, playing concerts in Austria, Italy, Brasil, Peru, Belize, Canada and Malta. Many of these concerts had been initiated or supported by the Austrian Ministry of foreign Affairs and took place in Austrian Embassies or Austrian Cultural Forums.
In 2013 she was one of the founding members of the Auner Quartett in Vienna. Winner of the Eugéne Ysaÿe Competition in Liége, Belgium 2018 and praised for their "stylistic confidence and willingness to impress with emotions - for all four of them chamber music seems to be the essence of music itself"; (Austrian National Radio ORF Ö1, "Intrada") the Viennese Auner Quartett is rapidly making itself known in the chamber music world. The group holds a special residence in Vienna, performing monthly in the baroque hall of the former Vienna City Hall, today known as "Bank Austria Kultursalon". As passionate chamber musicians, independent from any contracts with orchestras, the quartet strives to not only explore the extensive quartet repertoire, but also to present their unique voice within the music. The Auner Quartett, compromised of violinists Daniel and Barbara Auner, violist Nikita Gerkusov, and cellist Konstantin Zelenin, has performed recitals in various venues such as; Schubertiade Schloss Atzenbrugg, Schlosskonzerte Walpersdorf, Festival Allegro Vivo, the MuTh, the Albertina, the Schlosskonzerte Maria Enzersdorf, the Sommerkonzerte Wienerwald (Austria); the MozArt Festival (Switzerland); University of Udine (Italy); Bing Concert Hall (Stanford, USA); Theatro Nacional and the Fundação Eva Klabin (Brasilia | Rio de Janeiro, Brazil); the Vienna Concert Series (London, UK); the "Salonkonzerte" (Budapest, Hungary); the International Chamber Music Festival (Polotsk, Belarus); the Istanbul Music Festival (Turkey); the Gauteng Chamber Music Festival (Pretoria, South Africa) and many others. In addition, the group has collaborated with symphony orchestras for String Quartet Concertos by e.g. Louis Spohr and has been featured repeatedly live on TV (ORF, GLOBO) and Radio Stations (ORF Ö1 and Radio Klassik- Austria, TRT-Turkey, Radio Cultura-Brasil). The Quartet is part of the ECMA, European Chamber Music Academy.
In 2014 Barbara won the Prêmio Eleazar de Carvalho, biggest Prize given to Brazilian young Artists and since then was invited to perform regularly in the Sala Sao Paulo, f.ex. two recitals in the series of "Young Soloists" and performances as soloist with the Heliópolis Symphony Orchestra under Isaac Karabtchevsky.
Barbara became a violin professor at the Prayner Conservatory Vienna in 2018 and is being supported generously by Thomastik- Infeld. She plays on a Violin by Johann Christoph Leidolff, made in Vienna 1740.
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 |  Barbara Galante |  Mozart Piano QuintetJean Louis Steuerman, Piano Members of the International Campos do Jordao Festival Brazil |
 Barbara Galante |  Marin Alsop and Barbara GalanteAfter a concert with the Festival Orchestra |  |
 Salzburg Chamber Soloists |