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Kinan
Azmeh is the only Syrian and first Arab to win the first prize at the
Nicolay Rubinstein international youth competition in Moscow, Russia,
1997. He holds two BA degrees, one in Clarinet performance from Damascus
high institute of music and drama where he studied with Anatoly Moratof,
and BSc in Electrical Engineering from the University of Damascus. He
completed his Masters degree and graduate diploma in music from the
Juilliard School in New York, studying with Charles Neidich.
Born in Damascus, Syria in 1976, Kinan studied at the Arab conservatory
of music in Damascus with Shukry Shawkey and Nicolay Viovanof. He has
appeared as a soloist in performances around the wold including solo
appearances at the Tchaikovsky grand hall in Moscow in 1997, Solo
performances with the Syrian National Symphony Orchestra during its
first American tour (UCLA's Royce hall, Orange County performing arts
center, Los-Angeles, USA) with Solhi Al-Wadi conducting, BBC Proms
festival at the Royal Albert hall, London, the premiere of two clarinet
concertos written for him by Dutch composer Guus Janssen at Lincoln
center in New York, and by Zaid Jabri at the opening of the Syrian opera
house 2004.
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