I graduated as a professional violinist before building a career as a producer and project manager. With experience in large-scale international events, I combine an artistic perspective with strong organizational skills to bring ambitious projects to life.
Live performances informed by neuroscience research
NeuroMusic explores the connection between music, the mind and the way we listen. Bringing live performance into dialogue with neuroscience, the project invites a deeper awareness of mental wellbeing, hearing and our everyday sound environment.
The founders
Yury & Elena Revich
Brother and sister. Violinists. Heirs to a musical tradition spanning for more than four generations.
Co-founder & Artistic Director
Yury Revich
Stradivari violinist, composer, ECHO Klassik and ICMA winner
Yury has performed at Carnegie Hall, the Vienna Musikverein and La Scala, with recordings featured in Netflix’s Bridgerton Founder of Festival Nights and Honorary Representative of UNICEF Austria, he brings together music, visual art and social initiatives
Co-founder
Elena Revich
Violinist, diploma winner of the International Tchaikovsky Competition
Elena is an internationally acclaimed violinist and the author of interdisciplinary projects that have received prestigious awards, including the Golden Mask Elena developed the NeuroMusic approach in dialogue with neuroscientists, exploring how music shapes perception, emotion and attention
Live music, visual art and neuroscience in one performance
NeuroMusic was developed with the participation of the internationally renowned visual artist Tatiana Plakhova.
Her visuals accompany the live performance and follow the programme from state to state, giving each listening state and the research behind it its own visual language.
Team
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Programmes can be developed around four listening states
Pianist Maria Nemtsova and saxophonist Vitaly Vatulya perform together as VitaDuo, exploring new music and arrangements for saxophone and piano.
Their performances have taken them to more than 50 cities, including Moscow, Tel Aviv, Prague, Tbilisi, Vienna and Belgrade, and to festivals such as Slavic Spring in Prague, SaxArte in Italy and Autumn in Carthage in Tunis.
They also co-founded Music for Peace, a charitable project that brings concerts and masterclasses to communities affected by conflict and supports young musicians in these regions.
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“The duo plunges the audience into shock with their virtuosity, ensemble quality and a breath for two”
Over 25 years, Amstel Quartet has set a new standard for the saxophone quartet and explored the instrument across its full range.
The quartet has an unmistakable group sound that combines virtuosity with deep musicality and expressiveness. Alongside adventurous repertoire, it works closely with contemporary composers to create new music for saxophone quartet. Amstel Quartet has performed at the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam and Carnegie Hall in New York, and has toured Europe, the UK, Russia, the Middle East, China, Japan, Canada and the United States.
“If you dare to capture the essence of Wagner's Ring in 20 minutes you are either completely crazy, or just genius”