Milos Valent is a versatile musician whose classical virtuosity has been showcased through his deep engagement with both historical and contemporary repertoires. Primarily known for his work with string instruments, Valent's focus often spans the rich soundscapes of chamber music. His extensive involvement in the interpretation of Nicolaus Zmeskall's oeuvre is evident with the release of three volumes dedicated to Zmeskall's "15 String Quartets," showcasing not just technical proficiency but a commitment to bringing the works of lesser-known composers to a wider audience.

In addition to his explorations in classical chamber music, Valent's artistic endeavors extend to exploring the connections between different musical epochs and styles. With releases such as "Barbaric Beauty: Telemann & 18th Century Dance Manuscripts," he demonstrates a passion for the intricate fusion of historical music manuscripts with lively baroque compositions. His work on "Hummel: Piano Septets" reflects a leaning towards classical symphonic structures, while "Godár: Mater" and "Teatro Lirico" suggest a narrative approach to music, where Valent engages with emotive themes and theatrical expressiveness. The breadth of his repertoire and the finesse with which he executes every performance make Milos Valent a noted figure in the classical music scene and a champion of its ongoing evolution.

Genres

Baroque Violin

Latest Release

Nicolaus Zmeskall:15 String Quartets - Volume 2

Milos Valent

Album - 15 Tracks - Released March 26, 2012