Milan Paľa

Milan Pala is originally a Czech-Slovak violinist. The professional public is rightly ranked among the elite of the world's young generation. As a soloist he collaborated with National Radio Symphony Orchestra Kiev, Kioi Sinfonietta Tokyo, Prague Symphony Orchestra, Saint Petersburg Philharmonic Congress Orchestra, Saint Petersburg Philharmonic, St. Petersburg State Capella Symphony Orchestra, Brno Philharmonic, Philharmonic Orchestra Altenburg-Rer, Slovak Philharmonic, Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra and others. He also tied to conductors such as Theodor Guschlbauer, Howard Arman, Alexander Cernusenko, Leoš Svárovský, Mario Košík, Aleksandar Markovic, Andreas Sebastian Weiser, Ondrej Olos, David Švec, Peter Gribanov and more. Milan Pali's discography on the date of 2014 has already made up more than twenty titles. The unique and unsurpassed project, on the Czech-Slovak music scene, is an anthology of Slovak work for solo violins, thanks to which Milan Pala won the 2009 Award of Ľudovít Rajtera. In history, the Prize for Young Persons of Slovak Music has sold only two artists. So far, Milan Pala is the second holder of this prize, which he has won not only for exceptional interpretation skills, but also for his unique approach to Slovak music. In 2014 he received the Award of the Minister of Culture of the Slovak Republic and the Tatra banka Foundation Award for Art.