Zoltan Paulinyi

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Aliases: Paulini, Zoltan

Contents 1 Life 2 List of choral works 3 Recordings 4 External links

Life

Born: 1977

Biography:

Zoltan Paulinyi is an awarded brazilian modern and baroque violinist, pupil of violinist Ricardo Giannetti (from 1984-1999) and composer Oiliam Lanna (1995-1999), he also took classes with composers Oscar Edelstein (from Argentina, 2002 & 2003), Harry Crowl (in Juiz de Fora, 1995-96); and violinists Ruggiero Ricci, Leopold la Fosse, Micaela Comberti and Luis Otavio Santos, among others.

Undergraduated in Physics in 1999, Paulinyi moved to Brasília in the following year for the post of first violinist of the National Theatre Orchestra, which marks the begining of his main compositional activities. In 2002, he has recorded its first CD with some works for 2 violins, and had most of his pieces premiered in Romania when celebrating his 25 years of age. In 2005, his work "Anedota" for solo flute was selected for the Biennial Week of Music in Rio de Janeiro.

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List of choral works

The following scores and others may be obtained from the Internet Archive copy of Zoltan Paulinyi's website.

• Psalm 150   (  )
• A Casa (The House)   (  )

Recordings

• Rabeca Moderna by Duo Magyar – 2002

External links

• http://english.paulinyi.com – for an updated list of downloadable compositions.
• http://english.MusicaErudita.com – full listing of recordings.
• http://imslp.org/index.php?title=Category:Paulinyi%2C_Zoltan&oldid=87624 for other works at IMSLP.