My Bach. Directed by Dmitri Loos

His repertoire includes works by Spanish composers such as Lebrero, del Puerto, García Abril (Loos was invited to conduct the tribute concert to this composer organized by the government of Aragón in 2003), Martín y Soler, Toldrá, Turina and E.Halffter among others. Dmitri Loos is a Doctor of Music and as such teaches conducting courses in Spanish and foreign universities. He is a regular contributor to cultural and political magazines as an essayist. His humanitarian commitment is manifested through his actions in favor of children, education, victims of ideological and religious persecution, as well as in favor of the preservation of the artistic heritage.

In 2015, Dmitri Loos already gave a successful concert within the cycle of the Musical Cartographies of the Museum of the University of Navarra with the works of Shostakovich, Denissov and Strawinsky.

Tatjana Masurenko is one of the leading viola players of our time. Her distinctive style is shaped by her expressive playing and her extensive and intensive musical studies. Alongside the great viola concertos by Walton, Bartok und Hindemith, Tatjana's extensive concerto repertoire also includes modern classics works such as Schnittke, Gubaidulina and Kancheli and the rarely performed viola concertos by Hartmann and Bartel. Tatjana Masurenko has made solo appearances with leading orchestras in Europe and Asia. She has been a welcome guest at major international festivals as a soloist and chamber musician for many years.

His musical career began in St. Petersburg and he continued his musical studies in Germany with Kim Kashkashian and Nobuko Imai. His search for new forms of expression on the viola and new techniques and tonal concepts were encouraged and influenced by encounters with figures such as Boris Pergamenschikow, György Kurtág, Brigitte Fassbaender and Herbert Blomstedt.

She has worked with composers such as the recently deceased Gladys Krenek, Dimitri Terzakis, Wolfgang Rihm, Luca Lombardi and Nejat Ba?e?mezler. In 2002, she was appointed professor of viola at the internationally renowned Hochschule für Musik und Theatre Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy Leipzig. She teaches master classes all over the world and is also the artistic director of the International Viola Camp in Iznik (Turkey).