Students

Elizaveta Cibotaru was born on November 15th , 2003, in Chisinäu, Moldova. At the age of five, she started learning the violin at the Liceul Republican de Muzicä ”C.Porumbescu" in Chisinäu, in the violin class of Nikolai Buinovschii, who was a student of Igor Oistrakh. Later, she studied with his wife, Galina Buinovschii, and their son, Vadim Buinovschii. She is a laureate and prize winner of various competitions in Moldova and Romania, such as the "Zlata Tkach” competition,” Paul Constantinescu" competition in Ploiesti, among others. Elizaveta played in the Moldovan National Youth Orchestra and supported charity projects in her hometown.

Flora has studied with Ani Schnarch since 2019, firstly at the Royal College of Music. She has attended the Bowdoin International Music Festival, New Virtuosi, and Keshet Eilon, participating in masterclasses of Vadim Gluzman, Itzhak Rashkovsky, Felix Andrievsky, Cihat Askin, Kurt Sassmanshaus and Tasmin Little. She has given recitals in the Elgar Room at the Royal Albert Hall, the chapels of Christ’s and Trinity Colleges, Cambridge, and St George’s Chapel, Bristol, and has performed the Korngold Concerto in Clifton Cathedral with the Bristol Metropolitan Orchestra. As a chamber musician she has performed in the Wigmore Hall. Flora has recently performed

Lucilla Rose Mariotti, born in Italy in 2001, is currently studying with Itzhak Rashkovsky at the Royal College of Music in London for an Artist Diploma. She is the 2023/24 Carne Trust Junior Fellow, a 2023 Boise Scholar, and is also supported by Help Musicians and the Albert Cooper Music Charitable Trust. In 2023, she completed the MPerf with distinction at RCM, as an Anne & Brian Wadsworth Scholar. She has performed as a soloist with many orchestras, including recently the Orquesta Sinfónica Simón Bolívar de Venezuela under the baton of Maestro Rodolfo Saglimbeni.

Maya Regev began playing the violin at the age of four and is currently studying with Professor Chaim Taub. She has performed as a soloist across Israel and America, winning several scholarships and awards, including those from the America-Israel Cultural Foundation and the Ronen Foundation for Advancing Young Artists in Classical Music. Maya made her solo debut at six with the Ramat Gan Symphony Orchestra. She has since participated in prestigious programs such as the Keshet Eilon Seminar and the Perlman Music Program.

Yahli Anter is a 17 years old American-Israeli violinist, currently studying with Prof. Hagai Shaham and Dr. Guy Figer at the Tel Aviv conservatory. He began playing the violin at age 5. He participates in the Jerusalem Music Centre’s programs for gifted young musicians, including the Young Israeli Philharmonic, Goldman Chamber Music program, and the Huberman Course. Yahli also participates in the Perlman Israeli Residency Program. Yahli has participated in masterclasses with Itzhak Perlman, Miriam Fried, Itzhak Rashkovsky, Ani Snarch, Evgeny Bushkov, Haim Taub and more. Formerly, he studied with Dr. Olga Kaler at the selective pre-college program at CIM,