Sergio Eduardo Moldavsky

Sergio Eduardo Moldavsky was born in Buenos Aires, trained as a musician under the direction of Graciela Martínez Zárate at the Provincial Conservatoire “Juan José Castro”, in La Lucila, Buenos Aires Province, and qualified as a Guitar Superior Teacher in 1982. Afterwards he mastered his knowledge under teacher María Isabel Siewers.
He was awarded the following prizes at these rendering competitions:

• 1980: Promociones Musicales de la Argentina
• 1987: Concurso “Abel Carlevaro”
• 1988: Círculo Guitarrístico Argentino

Accompanied by Víctor Villadangos, he recorded his first CD in 1998. It comprises the works of the Argentine composer Jorge Gómez Crespo, including for the first time the complete version of “Serie Argentina”, with its famous “Norteña”.

In December 2000, Revista Clásica Arte y Cultura edited another CD, completely dedicated to the 19^th Century Guitar, including some transcriptions by the performer (Beethoven's “Moonlight” adagio)

He also took part in a third CD called “Encuentros”, together with some other Argentine performers and the internationally well known Eduardo Fernández.

He recently recorded a CD which includes the first complete version of Abel Fleury's production, comprising the 33 original works of music published by the composer.

His records with the Argentine music of Gómez Crespo and Fleury were highly praised by the English magazine Classical Guitar: “ It is quite obvious that Sergio Moldavsky loves this music and performs it passionately...” (Allan Clive Jones).

Sebastián Domínguez, Sergio Moldavsky, María Luisa Anido at the event to pay homage to “Mimita” in Buenos Aires
 

DuDuring the seasons 2000, 2001 and 2003 he carried out the unusual task of playing as a solo artist accompanying the IUNA (Institutos Universitarios Nacionales del Arte) Ballet choreographies.

He had the privilege of being the guitarist who performed at the special event held to pay homage to the doyenne of the Argentine guitarists - Mrs María Luisa Anido- in her homeland. On that occasion he performed, among others, Preludios Nostálgicos.

On four consecutive occasions he was invited to participate in the International Musical Event “Guitarras en Concierto”, held in Buenos Aires City.

He has just arrived from Stockholm (Sweden), where he was invited to take part in the 19^th International Guitar Festival, performing this time music from the Argentine Pampas exclusively.

In April 2002 he was selected for the official release of “Yupanquiana”, a musical work for guitar and orchestra  by Carlos Carmona to commemorate the tenth anniversary of Atahualpa Yupanqui's death.

He has had a long and continuous career not only as a solo artist but also playing chamber music and occasionally playing in concerts with well known orchestras as “Los Solistas de Buenos Aires” and the “Orquesta de Cámara Juvenil de Buenos Aires”.

He is a head teacher at some Official Schools of Music in Argentina:

• The Provincial Conservatoires Juan José Castro, Julián Aguirre and de General San Martín.
  The Buenos Aires Superior Academy of Music Manuel de Falla
• The Municipal School of Music Juan Pedro Esnaola