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Maxim Beitan represents a new way of unique individual interpretation in the art of the cello. He is the winner of 5 Grand Prix awards and 15 international competitions. Maxim Beitan tours and performs extensively in Europe, the USA and Asia. His expression on the cello is synthesis of belcanto and a “speaking” technique. Listening to his collaboration with the instrument it seems to us that he sometimes sings and sometimes just speaks. Thanks to his energetic interpretations and a winning personality, his concerts leave a unique impression. Legendary pianist Ivo Pogorelich offered him a synthesis of the highest pianistic goals transferred to playing the cello. Many years of collaboration have resulted in a unique approach of Maxim Beitan’s performances on the cello. Distinguished musicians such as Vladimir Ashkenazy, Andris Nelsons, Valery Gergiev and Heinz Holliger have admired his playing. In addition to performaning cello concertos, Mr. Beitan has a special interest in extending the cello repertoire by creating innovative programmes which include virtuosic transcriptions of Opera fantasies, Fritz Kreslers’s and Jascha Heifetz’s repertoires as well as film music and jazz. Maxim Beitan is a Latvian cellist born in Russia in 1986. His musical training was carried out in the Soviet school and with collaboration with cellists such as Johannes Goritzki and Natalia Gutman. He made his first international debut at the age of 8, performing cello concerto C-major by Haydn with the Kaunas Philharmonic Orchestra. On the “New Names” program in Moscow, Daniil Shafran was highly impressed by his playing, which has resulted in many subsequent encounters. In 1996, at the age of 9, he already won his second Grand Prix at the Liezen International Cello Competition for Young Musicians. Since 2013 Maxim Beitan has been working with an Italian brand - Viva Audio - a manufacturer of unique sound reproduction and recording equipment. Viva Audio has provided the young musician with a 1698 cello made by David Tecchler.

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