Misha Rachlevsky [SEP] educated at
Misha Rachlevsky
Misha Rachlevsky (born 13 November 1946, Moscow) is a Russian conductor.
Conductor Misha Rachlevsky was born in Moscow, he began his musical education at the early age of five with violin lessons, he studied at the Moscow Conservatory and the Gnessin Russian Academy of Music in Moscow. In 1973 he left the Soviet Union, working in Israel, South Africa and in Canada. In 1976 he settled in the United States. Later he founded the New American Chamber Orchestra (NACO). In 1989 Rachlevsky
the age of seven, she played the "Concerto for Harp and Orchestra in B♭ major" by Handel with the Kremlin Chamber Orchestra under conductor Misha Rachlevsky.
She has been awarded numerous prizes, the first being at the age of only five at the International Competition "Junior Ensembles in Art" in Moscow. In 1997 she won the International Competition "Piccoli Mozart" in Monte Carlo, and the Prize of the President of Russia. Then in 1999, she gained First Prize at the junior division of the Lily