Robert stankovsky biography

          Robert Stankovsky was born in Bratislava in He graduated from the Conservatory in his home town, top of his class in piano and conducting..

          Conductor Robert Stankovsky was born #OnThisDay, who was born in Bratislava in He was the late principal director of Slovak Radio Symphonic Orchestra.

        1. Conductor Robert Stankovsky was born #OnThisDay, who was born in Bratislava in He was the late principal director of Slovak Radio Symphonic Orchestra.
        2. Róbert Stankovský discography and songs: Music profile for Róbert Stankovský, born 5 August Genres: Romanticism, Orchestral Music, Concerto.
        3. Robert Stankovsky was born in Bratislava in He graduated from the Conservatory in his home town, top of his class in piano and conducting.
        4. – Bratislava Conservatory (conducting and piano) · / master courses in Paris (Gerard Devos) · –
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          6. Robert Stankovsky

          Associate professor Robert Stankovsky (*5 August, 1964) - late principal director of Slovak Radio Symphonic Orchestra was a graduate of Bratislava Conservatory and University of Music Arts (the best graduate of the Conservatory, the prize of the rector at UMA).

          He studied also during master courses at G. Devosa in Paris. During his studies he was considered an extremely talented and ambitious performer of young generation of conductors. He is the winner of statewide conducting competitions in Hradec Kralove.

          His successor Róbert Stankovsky, who took over the orchestra in , continued this work with regular concert performances at the home.

          After graduating he started working as the conductor of Chamber Opera in Bratislava and state philharmonic in Kosice. He was the conductor of Symphonic Orchestra of the capital Prague FOK, permanent guest of Radio Philharmonie Leipzig and principal

          conductor of Chamber philharmonic in Pardubice.

          Till January 2001 he was active as the principal conductor of Slovak Radio Symphonic Orchestra. He cooperated with the Czech Philharmonic and with radio