Soliartists
Classical Artists Marketing Management Agency
Soliartists joins IAMA
Soliartists is now a proud member of the International Artist Managers' Association (IAMA), the only worldwide association for classical music artist management. It is dedicated to serving all its members' needs and it strives to raise professional standards in the business of music.
After joining the first official IAMA meeting in TivoliVredenburg, the agency is looking forward to the 35th IAMA Conference at the Estonian Concert Hall in Tallinn, where our newest artist Hans Christian Aavik will perform with the Estonian National Symphony Orchestra.
Ivan Petrenko wins Fujairah International Piano Competition!
Ivan Petrenko (17) continues his remarkable rise on the international stage, most recently winning First Prize at the Fujairah International Piano Competition, following a series of major competition successes with a First Prize at the 15th International Volodymyr Krainev Competition for Young Pianists (Kharkiv Meets Zurich) and a Second Prize at the Robert Schumann Competition for Young Pianists, Düsseldorf - where no First Prize was awarded.
Arjan Tien appointed Principal Conductor in Cape Town!
Dutch conductor Arjan Tien has been appointed Principal Conductor of the Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra, starting from January 2026. Internationally praised for his refined sense of style, attention to detail, and infectious energy, Tien is regarded as one of the most dynamic conductors of his generation. He will work together with the new CEO, Adriaan Fuchs, who was Director of Festivals and Special Projects at Carnegie Hall.
Hawijch Elders wins Premio Mormone
The First Prize was awarded to Dutch violinist Hawijch Elders (b.1998), who played Paganini’s Concerto no.1 for the final performance at Teatro alla Scala! She receives a €30,000 cash prize, a recording of an album with Universal, plus three years of additional artistic management coordinated by the Fondazione La Società dei Concerti, with engagements in Italy and abroad. She also received the prize for the best performance of the commissioned work, Sonatina V by Fabio Vacchi.
Gile Bae - New Album
About this album
As Peter Wollny reminds us in the liner notes, Bach’s keyboard concertos constitute a group of innovative works of historic importance, marking the true beginning of the very genre of the keyboard concerto. It is natural, therefore, that they have entered the standard repertoire of pianists, some of whom have left us landmark recordings, even though the more recent discography, especially, is on the whole somewhat limited.
As a boutique agency, Soliartists works with carefully chosen artists, ensuring every collaboration benefits from personal guidance and dedicated support. We hope to expand our reach in the future.
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Hawijch Elders violin
Sander Sittig piano
K. Szymanowski - Sonate pour violon et piano en ré mineur op. 9
Y. Chauris - « Bleu sur bleu » commande du festival
F. Poulenc - Sonate pour violon et piano, FP 119
C. Saint-Saëns / E. Ysaÿe - Caprice d’après l’Étude en forme de Valse, op. 52 pour violon et piano
Chaired by
Concert Pianist, Educator, Podcast Host, Freelance
The Conscious Artist® Workshop: Redefining Resilience
A path to mental & physical wellbeing in the performing arts
INTERACTIVE WORKSHOP | This workshop explores the critical and often overlooked topic of mental health awareness in the performing arts.
Celebrating 15 years together, the Joel Remmel Trio brings its distinctive sound to Jazzkaar 2026. Pianist Joel Remmel, bassist Heikko Remmel and drummer Ramuel Tafenau are leading figures in Estonian jazz, known for music that blends Scandinavian aesthetics with expressive improvisation.
For this special anniversary concert, the trio is joined by acclaimed violinist Hans Christian Aavik and vibraphonist Aleksandra Kremenetski, the trio’s original drummer, creating a unique collaboration for this festive performance.
Artists:
Joel Remmel – piano
Heikko Remmel – double bass
Ramuel Tafenau – drums
Hans Christian Aavik – violin
Aleksandra Kremenetski – vibraphone
The Vanemuine Symphony Orchestra concludes its 2026 season with a guest concert at Viimsi Artium. Conducted by Risto Joost and featuring violinist Hans Christian Aavik as soloist, the programme presents two major orchestral works from the late Romantic repertoire.
Programme:
Jean Sibelius – Violin Concerto in D minor, Op. 47
Richard Strauss – Alpine Symphony, Op. 64
Artists:
Hans Christian Aavik – violin
Risto Joost – conductor
Vanemuine Symphony Orchestra
Prizewinners of the ARD International Music Competition present a chamber music programme as part of their 2026 tour across southern Germany.
Tour I brings together outstanding young musicians from recent competition editions, presenting a varied chamber music programme featuring works by both classical and underrepresented composers.
Elad Navon – clarinet
Liya Wang – piano
Samueol Park – baritone
Ionel Ungureanu – viola
Alexander Warenberg – cello
Tickets available at the venue box office.
The Vanemuine Symphony Orchestra concludes its 2026 season with a concert at Vanemuise Concert Hall in Tartu. Conducted by Risto Joost and featuring violinist Hans Christian Aavik as soloist, the programme presents major works from the late Romantic repertoire.
Programme:
Jean Sibelius – Violin Concerto in D minor, Op. 47
Richard Strauss – Alpine Symphony, Op. 64
Ardo Ran Varres – Tartu: Echoes of a Millennium (world premiere)
Artists:
Hans Christian Aavik – violin
Risto Joost – conductor
Vanemuise Symphony Orchestra
Prizewinners of the ARD International Music Competition present a chamber music programme as part of their 2026 tour across southern Germany.
Tour I brings together outstanding young musicians from recent competition editions, presenting a varied chamber music programme featuring works by both classical and underrepresented composers.
Elad Navon – clarinet
Liya Wang – piano
Samueol Park – baritone
Ionel Ungureanu – viola
Alexander Warenberg – cello
Tickets available at the venue box office.
Tour I brings together outstanding young musicians from recent competition editions, presenting a varied chamber music programme featuring works by both classical and underrepresented composers.
Elad Navon – clarinet
Liya Wang – piano
Samueol Park – baritone
Ionel Ungureanu – viola
Alexander Warenberg – cello
Tickets available at the venue box office.
Prizewinners of the ARD International Music Competition present a chamber music programme as part of their 2026 tour across southern Germany.
Tour I brings together outstanding young musicians from recent competition editions, presenting a varied chamber music programme featuring works by both classical and underrepresented composers.
Elad Navon – clarinet
Liya Wang – piano
Samueol Park – baritone
Ionel Ungureanu – viola
Alexander Warenberg – cello
Tickets available at the venue box office.
Prizewinners of the ARD International Music Competition present a chamber music programme as part of their 2026 tour across southern Germany.
Tour I brings together outstanding young musicians from recent competition editions, presenting a varied chamber music programme featuring works by both classical and underrepresented composers.
Elad Navon – clarinet
Liya Wang – piano
Samueol Park – baritone
Ionel Ungureanu – viola
Alexander Warenberg – cello
Tickets available at the venue box office.
Prizewinners of the ARD International Music Competition present a chamber music programme as part of their 2026 tour across southern Germany.
Tour I brings together outstanding young musicians from recent competition editions, presenting a varied chamber music programme featuring works by both classical and underrepresented composers.
Elad Navon – clarinet
Liya Wang – piano
Samueol Park – baritone
Ionel Ungureanu – viola
Alexander Warenberg – cello
Tickets available at the venue box office.
The Latvian National Symphony Orchestra concludes its 100th anniversary season with a special closing concert at the Riga Congress Centre. Violinist Hans Christian Aavik joins the orchestra as soloist under the direction of conductor Kristiina Poska.
The programme features Ludwig van Beethoven’s Violin Concerto in D major, Op. 61, one of the most celebrated works in the violin repertoire, alongside Pēteris Vasks’s Symphony No. 2, a powerful and expressive orchestral work by one of Latvia’s most prominent contemporary composers.
Artists:
Hans Christian Aavik – violin
Kristiina Poska – conductor
Latvian National Symphony Orchestra
Prizewinners of the ARD International Music Competition present a chamber music programme as part of their 2026 tour across southern Germany.
Tour I brings together outstanding young musicians from recent competition editions, presenting a varied chamber music programme featuring works by both classical and underrepresented composers.
Elad Navon – clarinet
Liya Wang – piano
Samueol Park – baritone
Ionel Ungureanu – viola
Alexander Warenberg – cello
Tickets available at the venue box office.
Prizewinners of the ARD International Music Competition present a chamber music programme as part of their 2026 tour across southern Germany.
Tour I brings together outstanding young musicians from recent competition editions, presenting a varied chamber music programme featuring works by both classical and underrepresented composers.
Elad Navon – clarinet
Liya Wang – piano
Samueol Park – baritone
Ionel Ungureanu – viola
Alexander Warenberg – cello
Tickets available at the venue box office.
As part of the Klangraum Klassik spring series, violinist Hans Christian Aavik returns to Cologne for an evening of chamber music dedicated to the string quintet repertoire. Together with an international ensemble of distinguished musicians, the programme explores two masterpieces of the Romantic era.
Programme:
Felix Mendelssohn – String Quintet No. 1 in A major, Op. 18
Johannes Brahms – String Quintet No. 1 in F major, Op. 88
Artists:
Hans Christian Aavik – violin
Felicitas Schiffner – violin
Wassili Wohlgemuth – viola
Toby Cook – viola
Frederick Winterson – cello
Prizewinners of the ARD International Music Competition present a chamber music programme as part of their 2026 tour across southern Germany.
Tour I brings together outstanding young musicians from recent competition editions, presenting a varied chamber music programme featuring works by both classical and underrepresented composers.
Elad Navon – clarinet
Liya Wang – piano
Samueol Park – baritone
Ionel Ungureanu – viola
Alexander Warenberg – cello
Tickets available at the venue box office.
Tour I brings together outstanding young musicians from recent competition editions, presenting a varied chamber music programme featuring works by both classical and underrepresented composers.
Elad Navon – clarinet
Liya Wang – piano
Samueol Park – baritone
Ionel Ungureanu – viola
Alexander Warenberg – cello
Tickets available at the venue box office.
Inspired by Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream, this programme explores the atmosphere of the night as a space of magic, reflection and transformation.
Programme
Claude Debussy – Sonata for Flute, Viola and Harp
Antonio Vivaldi – La Notte for Flute and Strings
Franz Schubert – Nacht und Träume, D827
Felix Mendelssohn – Notturno from A Midsummer Night’s Dream (arr. for piano trio)
Arnold Schönberg – Verklärte Nacht
Inspired by Melpomene, the muse of tragedy, this programme explores deep emotions, inner conflict and unspoken longing. In an intense dialogue between violin, cello and piano, romantic lyricism meets darker, dramatic expression.
Programme
Mieczysław Weinberg – Nocturne
Robert Schumann – Fantaisie, Op. 131 for Violin and Piano
Franz Schubert – Fantasia in F minor for Piano Four Hands
Felix Mendelssohn – Piano Trio in C minor, Op. 66
Inspired by Homer’s epic tale, Odyssee explores the timeless search for home through music, myth and storytelling. Musicians and audience travel together along a circular route through the centre of Middelburg, beginning and ending at the Zeeuwse Concertzaal.
With music by composers from across Europe, the programme reflects themes of wandering, longing, temptation, loss and return. Poetry, theatrical elements and literary quotations guide the journey, creating a rich and multidisciplinary musical experience.
Hawijch Elders violin
Sander Sittig piano
K. Szymanowski - Sonate pour violon et piano en ré mineur op. 9
Y. Chauris - « Bleu sur bleu » commande du festival
F. Poulenc - Sonate pour violon et piano, FP 119
C. Saint-Saëns / E. Ysaÿe - Caprice d’après l’Étude en forme de Valse, op. 52 pour violon et piano
Chaired by
Concert Pianist, Educator, Podcast Host, Freelance
The Conscious Artist® Workshop: Redefining Resilience
A path to mental & physical wellbeing in the performing arts
INTERACTIVE WORKSHOP | This workshop explores the critical and often overlooked topic of mental health awareness in the performing arts.
Celebrating 15 years together, the Joel Remmel Trio brings its distinctive sound to Jazzkaar 2026. Pianist Joel Remmel, bassist Heikko Remmel and drummer Ramuel Tafenau are leading figures in Estonian jazz, known for music that blends Scandinavian aesthetics with expressive improvisation.
For this special anniversary concert, the trio is joined by acclaimed violinist Hans Christian Aavik and vibraphonist Aleksandra Kremenetski, the trio’s original drummer, creating a unique collaboration for this festive performance.
Artists:
Joel Remmel – piano
Heikko Remmel – double bass
Ramuel Tafenau – drums
Hans Christian Aavik – violin
Aleksandra Kremenetski – vibraphone
The Vanemuine Symphony Orchestra concludes its 2026 season with a guest concert at Viimsi Artium. Conducted by Risto Joost and featuring violinist Hans Christian Aavik as soloist, the programme presents two major orchestral works from the late Romantic repertoire.
Programme:
Jean Sibelius – Violin Concerto in D minor, Op. 47
Richard Strauss – Alpine Symphony, Op. 64
Artists:
Hans Christian Aavik – violin
Risto Joost – conductor
Vanemuine Symphony Orchestra
Prizewinners of the ARD International Music Competition present a chamber music programme as part of their 2026 tour across southern Germany.
Tour I brings together outstanding young musicians from recent competition editions, presenting a varied chamber music programme featuring works by both classical and underrepresented composers.
Elad Navon – clarinet
Liya Wang – piano
Samueol Park – baritone
Ionel Ungureanu – viola
Alexander Warenberg – cello
Tickets available at the venue box office.
The Vanemuine Symphony Orchestra concludes its 2026 season with a concert at Vanemuise Concert Hall in Tartu. Conducted by Risto Joost and featuring violinist Hans Christian Aavik as soloist, the programme presents major works from the late Romantic repertoire.
Programme:
Jean Sibelius – Violin Concerto in D minor, Op. 47
Richard Strauss – Alpine Symphony, Op. 64
Ardo Ran Varres – Tartu: Echoes of a Millennium (world premiere)
Artists:
Hans Christian Aavik – violin
Risto Joost – conductor
Vanemuise Symphony Orchestra
Prizewinners of the ARD International Music Competition present a chamber music programme as part of their 2026 tour across southern Germany.
Tour I brings together outstanding young musicians from recent competition editions, presenting a varied chamber music programme featuring works by both classical and underrepresented composers.
Elad Navon – clarinet
Liya Wang – piano
Samueol Park – baritone
Ionel Ungureanu – viola
Alexander Warenberg – cello
Tickets available at the venue box office.
Tour I brings together outstanding young musicians from recent competition editions, presenting a varied chamber music programme featuring works by both classical and underrepresented composers.
Elad Navon – clarinet
Liya Wang – piano
Samueol Park – baritone
Ionel Ungureanu – viola
Alexander Warenberg – cello
Tickets available at the venue box office.
Prizewinners of the ARD International Music Competition present a chamber music programme as part of their 2026 tour across southern Germany.
Tour I brings together outstanding young musicians from recent competition editions, presenting a varied chamber music programme featuring works by both classical and underrepresented composers.
Elad Navon – clarinet
Liya Wang – piano
Samueol Park – baritone
Ionel Ungureanu – viola
Alexander Warenberg – cello
Tickets available at the venue box office.
Prizewinners of the ARD International Music Competition present a chamber music programme as part of their 2026 tour across southern Germany.
Tour I brings together outstanding young musicians from recent competition editions, presenting a varied chamber music programme featuring works by both classical and underrepresented composers.
Elad Navon – clarinet
Liya Wang – piano
Samueol Park – baritone
Ionel Ungureanu – viola
Alexander Warenberg – cello
Tickets available at the venue box office.
Prizewinners of the ARD International Music Competition present a chamber music programme as part of their 2026 tour across southern Germany.
Tour I brings together outstanding young musicians from recent competition editions, presenting a varied chamber music programme featuring works by both classical and underrepresented composers.
Elad Navon – clarinet
Liya Wang – piano
Samueol Park – baritone
Ionel Ungureanu – viola
Alexander Warenberg – cello
Tickets available at the venue box office.
The Latvian National Symphony Orchestra concludes its 100th anniversary season with a special closing concert at the Riga Congress Centre. Violinist Hans Christian Aavik joins the orchestra as soloist under the direction of conductor Kristiina Poska.
The programme features Ludwig van Beethoven’s Violin Concerto in D major, Op. 61, one of the most celebrated works in the violin repertoire, alongside Pēteris Vasks’s Symphony No. 2, a powerful and expressive orchestral work by one of Latvia’s most prominent contemporary composers.
Artists:
Hans Christian Aavik – violin
Kristiina Poska – conductor
Latvian National Symphony Orchestra
Prizewinners of the ARD International Music Competition present a chamber music programme as part of their 2026 tour across southern Germany.
Tour I brings together outstanding young musicians from recent competition editions, presenting a varied chamber music programme featuring works by both classical and underrepresented composers.
Elad Navon – clarinet
Liya Wang – piano
Samueol Park – baritone
Ionel Ungureanu – viola
Alexander Warenberg – cello
Tickets available at the venue box office.
Prizewinners of the ARD International Music Competition present a chamber music programme as part of their 2026 tour across southern Germany.
Tour I brings together outstanding young musicians from recent competition editions, presenting a varied chamber music programme featuring works by both classical and underrepresented composers.
Elad Navon – clarinet
Liya Wang – piano
Samueol Park – baritone
Ionel Ungureanu – viola
Alexander Warenberg – cello
Tickets available at the venue box office.
As part of the Klangraum Klassik spring series, violinist Hans Christian Aavik returns to Cologne for an evening of chamber music dedicated to the string quintet repertoire. Together with an international ensemble of distinguished musicians, the programme explores two masterpieces of the Romantic era.
Programme:
Felix Mendelssohn – String Quintet No. 1 in A major, Op. 18
Johannes Brahms – String Quintet No. 1 in F major, Op. 88
Artists:
Hans Christian Aavik – violin
Felicitas Schiffner – violin
Wassili Wohlgemuth – viola
Toby Cook – viola
Frederick Winterson – cello
Prizewinners of the ARD International Music Competition present a chamber music programme as part of their 2026 tour across southern Germany.
Tour I brings together outstanding young musicians from recent competition editions, presenting a varied chamber music programme featuring works by both classical and underrepresented composers.
Elad Navon – clarinet
Liya Wang – piano
Samueol Park – baritone
Ionel Ungureanu – viola
Alexander Warenberg – cello
Tickets available at the venue box office.
Tour I brings together outstanding young musicians from recent competition editions, presenting a varied chamber music programme featuring works by both classical and underrepresented composers.
Elad Navon – clarinet
Liya Wang – piano
Samueol Park – baritone
Ionel Ungureanu – viola
Alexander Warenberg – cello
Tickets available at the venue box office.
Inspired by Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream, this programme explores the atmosphere of the night as a space of magic, reflection and transformation.
Programme
Claude Debussy – Sonata for Flute, Viola and Harp
Antonio Vivaldi – La Notte for Flute and Strings
Franz Schubert – Nacht und Träume, D827
Felix Mendelssohn – Notturno from A Midsummer Night’s Dream (arr. for piano trio)
Arnold Schönberg – Verklärte Nacht
Inspired by Melpomene, the muse of tragedy, this programme explores deep emotions, inner conflict and unspoken longing. In an intense dialogue between violin, cello and piano, romantic lyricism meets darker, dramatic expression.
Programme
Mieczysław Weinberg – Nocturne
Robert Schumann – Fantaisie, Op. 131 for Violin and Piano
Franz Schubert – Fantasia in F minor for Piano Four Hands
Felix Mendelssohn – Piano Trio in C minor, Op. 66
Inspired by Homer’s epic tale, Odyssee explores the timeless search for home through music, myth and storytelling. Musicians and audience travel together along a circular route through the centre of Middelburg, beginning and ending at the Zeeuwse Concertzaal.
With music by composers from across Europe, the programme reflects themes of wandering, longing, temptation, loss and return. Poetry, theatrical elements and literary quotations guide the journey, creating a rich and multidisciplinary musical experience.
How are we different?
Even in its short existence, Soliartists has made a visible impact in the music world, responding to a common need: managers with a musical background who understand the practical and artistic challenges of practice, program selection, travel, and performance life.
At Soliartists, we work exclusively with professionals that have direct experience in the music world, ensuring we truly understand our clients’ needs.
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