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Andrey Rubtsov first came to public attention when he conducted two piano concertos by J.S. Bach, with the Russian National Orchestra and Mikhail Pletnev as a soloist in 2004. This was followed by concerts with Russian National Orchestra in Malaysia (2005), USA (2006), Russia and Netherlands (2008).
In 2001 he joined the Russian National Orchestra – Moscow’s top orchestra according to Gramophone journal as a Principal Oboe. The same year he became a founding member of the RNO Wind Quintet - first prizewinner of the 5th Osaka International Chamber Music Competition (May 2005).
In February 2009 Decca Classics released a recording of Bach Concertos with the violinist Julia Fischer and the Academy of St Martin-in-the-Fields, featuring Andrey in the Double Concerto for Violin and Oboe.
Andrey also devotes much of his time to composition. His pieces have been performed in more than 20 countries from Malaysia to Bermuda and published in USA. He composed a chamber ballet for the Bolshoi Theatre project and his woodwind quintet has become a standard repertoire piece for already more than 35 quintets all over the world including the Berlin Philharmonic Wind Quintet.
In 2006 Andrey conducted recordings of the world premiere of Gustav Mahler’s songs in orchestration by the renowned Russian composer, Boris Tishchenko and several poems by contemporary composer Alexander Lokshin. Andrey has graduated with top honors from the Royal Academy of Music conducting course in 2011.
Visit also:
Andrey's
page at Russian National Orchestra website
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