Vladislav Blaha was described by Musical Opinionas one of the very finest of Czech guitarists. He was the first guitarist from the Czech Republic to play at Carnegie Hall (NY) as well as the Royal Festival Hall at London’s Southbank Centre. He has performed in over 50 countries in Europe, Asia and the Americas. He is the winner of 4 major international guitar Competitions as well as the bronze medal at the Radio France Guitar Competition in Paris. New music is very important to him as is evidenced by no less than 30 composers from 17 different countries having dedicated work to him including Léo Brouwer, Jorge Morel, John Duarte, Francis Kleynjans and Nikita Koshkin.

He has recorded 13 CDs and has played for radio and television in many countries. He is Professor of guitar at the Janacek Academy of Music Brno as well as at the Brno Conservatoire and in is the President of the Czech Classical Guitar Society and the International Guitar Festival Brno.

His partner in the Due Corde Brillanti is Tania Drobysh, an outstanding performer on mandolin, guitar and domra (a long-necked Belarusian, Russian, and Ukrainian folk string instrument). She was born in Prague in the Czech Republic and went on to study at the Minsk State College of Music Mikhail Glinka as well as the Belarusian State Academy of Music before returning to the Czech Republic where she formed a highly successful duo with Vladislav Bláha.

Roberto Fabbri has an extremely active career as a fine performer, composer, teacher and writer. He studied at the State Conservatory of "Santa Cecilia" where he graduated in 1986 with full honours; subsequently he achieved the diploma of bachelor in music with 110 and praise.

Since 2004 he is guitar teacher at the Giulio Briccialdi State Conservatory of Music in Terni.

Fabbri has always combined his concert career with notable editorial activity. His over 40 guitar publications have been translated into five languages, including Chinese, and distributed throughout the world, reaching 300,000 copies sold.  He regularly holds concerts and masterclasses in the most important guitar festivals and in the most famous concert halls around the world. In 2010 Roberto Fabbri made his recording debut with "Beyond", (Egea Music), which brought the sounds of the classical guitar to the attention of the general public. In 2011 his second album "No Words" was released (Egea Music), which was presented in concert on 7 January 2012 at the Auditorium Parco della Musica in Rome (sold out). On November 6, 2012, his third album, "Nei tuo occhi", was released, for which the artist signed a contract with the Sony Classical label. He is also on his second exclusive artist contract with Sony and has released four other albums.

for which the artist signed a contract with the Sony Classical label, again with Sony he is on his second contract as an exclusive artist and has published four other albums "Guitar Pure Emotions" "Lucio Battisti in cover for guitar" "Guitar Meets Movies" "Italian & International pop songs".

The most authoritative American magazine in the sector, Soundboard, wrote of Roberto Fabbri: "He is flamboyant and technically surprising, certainly a pleasure for the audience. His compositions range from the unashamedly beautiful to the extremely exuberant and fiery, often with a pop sensibility". 

He is the official testimonial of the prestigious Ramirez lutherie. Roberto Fabbri is also the artistic director of the "Novamusica & Arte" Academy in Rome which he founded in 1986, as well as of the "International Guitar Festival City of Fiuggi" now in its twentieth edition

Complete bio on wikipedia: https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roberto_Fabbri

Alessandro Minci studied at the A. Casella Conservatory of Music in L’Aquila, graduating with top honors under the guidance of Maestro Massimo Delle Cese. He also earned a degree in Instrumental Music Education at the Licinio Refice Conservatory of Music in Frosinone. He performs regularly worldwide at the most prestigious guitar festivals.

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