TRIO DIO
Stage: Umetnostna galerija Maribor
Time: 25.06.2005 at 19.00
Performers:
Mateja Kremljak (flute)
Rina Kacinari (violoncello)
Saso Vollmaier (piano)
Programme: J. M. Damase, M. Mower, S. Vollmaier, E. Vloemans (prir. I. Leitinger)
SASO VOLLMAIER was born in 1982. He graduated from the Secondary School of Music and Ballet in Maribor in 2001 as a pianist and continued his musical education at the Academy of Music in Ljubljana, where he is currently still studying under prof. Andrej Jarc. He is participating in various piano seminars and summer schools throughout Slovenia, Austria, England and Hungary. He has also pursued his education in jazz music with Blaz Jurjevcic, Emil Spany, Bosko Petrovic, Izidor Leitinger and others and collaborates with various Jazz ensembles (trios, quartets) with musicians such as Izidor Leitinger, Miha Vavti, Janko Novoselic, Tadej Bozic, Jani Vigec, David Morgan, Gillad Roth, Letizia Morelli etc.
RINA KACINARI has begun her musical path in her birthplace Pristina. She pursued her education at the Academy of Music in Zagreb. Just two years later she has been awarded first prize at the young talents competition in Croatia. After she had completed her secondary education she pursued her studies at the University of Music in Graz. Last year she has been awarded her Masters degree. Since 1996 she has been performing as a violoncellist in various tango ensembles, such as Tanguango and Mala junta. Beside all that, she is also performing as a solo cellist at Grazer Domorchesters, a cellist at EYCOS (European youth chamber orchestra of Styria) as well as at the Opern Orchesters des Kunst Universität Graz.
MATEJA KREMLJAK graduated from flute studies at the University of Music in Graz, Austria, under Professor Nils-Thil Krämer in 2001. She finished her postgraduate studies in Italy (Accademia pianistica d´Imola) under Professor M. Mercelli and G. Cambursan. She has been a full member of the State National Theatre Maribor since 1998. She plays in various chamber ensembles and a flamenco group called Cańa flamenco.
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