He began his guitar studies at an early
age under Alfredo Vicente Gascón. He received his
formal education at the Buenos Aires Province "Juan
José Castro" Conservatory, in La Lucila, Buenos Aires
Province, where he graduated in 1982 His teacher was
Graciela Pomponio. He pursued advanced studies under
María Isabel Siewers.
He was awarded the following prizes in
performance competitions:
1980: Promociones Musicales de la Argentina, Second
Prize
1987: "Abel Carlevaro" Competition, Buenos Aires
City Hall, Second Prize
1988: "Mar Luisa Anido" Competition, Cículo
Guitarrítico Argentino. First Prize
He recorded his first CD in 1998.with guitarist Victor Villadangos, featuring
works by Argentine composer Jorge Gómez Crespo. This CD included the world
premiere recording of the complete version of "Serie Argentina".
In December, 2000, "Clásica. Arte y Cultura Magazine" released his second CD
devoted to 19th century guitar works, featuring his own transcriptions of some
pieces. In 2002 he made the world premiere recording of Abel Fleury Complete
Works. This Cd contains all of the original pieces written by the Dolores
composer Abel Fleury (1093- 1958). He recently released two CDs: "Cantabile in
strings" with soprano Rosana Risó and "A bouquet of my favorite flowers", devoted to Classic and Romantic music. He is presently recording Works by
Adolfo Luna (1889-1971).
With Víctor Villadangos, with whom I recorded my first CD devoted to works by
Gómez Crespo
With María Herminia Gómez Crespo, the composer's widow
With Fabio Caputo Rey, who composed the wonderful Schubertiana
These CDs also feature world premiere recordings of
works by contemporary composers.:
Jonathan Kulp (US, 1970): "Children Songs" (on poems
by Federico García Lorca).
You can listen to: "Canción tonta"
Enrique Cipolla (Buenos Aires, 1929 -1994): "Three
Pieces for Guitar".
You can listen to:"Preludio"
These
CDs had excellent reviews from music critics, like Classical
Guitar Magazine. "Sergio Moldavsky obviously loves this
music and performs it with passion" (Allan Clive Jones).
In
1993, in a venue organized by Sebastián Dominguez in his
radio program "From Segovia to Yupanqui" at the General
San Martín Cultural Center in Buenos Aires, Sergio
Moldavsky had the honor of being selected to perform on the
occasion of the last homage paid to the Doyenne of Argentine
guitarists, María Luisa Anido (1907-1996) in her own
country. On the occasion he played before her a program with
her own compositions and transcriptions and works dedicated
to her.
More videos of the Tribute to María Luisa Anido in
1993. Click here
Sebastian Domínguez, Sergio Moldavsky, María
Luisa Anido at the event to pay homage to "Mimita" in Buenos Aires
In
1993 we paid homage to María Luisa Anido
We still
remember her fourteen years later...
In 2001 he and soprano Rosana Risó performed in the homages paid to Joaquín
Rodrigo, on the hundredth anniversary of his birth.
In 2003 he was invited to Stockholm (Sweden) to perform
Argentine music at the 19th International Guitar Festival
Summoned by the María Luisa Anido
Association (AMLA) he was appointed Artistic Director of the María Luisa
Anido International Classical Conference, held in Buenos Aires, in
Argentine cities, and in Montevideo (Uruguay), on the occasion of the
hundredth anniversary of the distinguished guitarist and pedadogue's birth. On
the occasion he had every performer play works by
María Luisa Anido original Works and/or transcriptions, or
Works dedicated to her.
