Nationality: Russia
Specialty: Cellist, composer, conductor
Moscow Central Music School (affiliated with the Moscow Conservatory)
Michigan State University, USA (Artist Diploma)
Cleveland Institute of Music, USA (Master of Music)
Moscow Conservatory (Assistant Teaching Internship Program)
Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration (RANEPA, under the President of the Russian Federation) (Master's degree in Management in Science, Culture and Education)
Performs regularly at major international music festivals, including: the "Green Noise" festival in Surgut, the "In Memory of a Great Artist — Homage to Oleg Kagan" festival in Moscow, the "VivaCello" festival in Moscow, the "Rakhlin Seasons" festival in Kazan, and the "Monrepos Nights" festival in Vyborg; he has also performed in Colmar (France), Aspen (USA), Cleveland (USA), Gabala (Azerbaijan), Tbilisi (Georgia), Kazan, Ulyanovsk and Novosibirsk (Russia) and other cities and countries.
He is a soloist of the Moscow Philharmonic's "Stars of the 21st Century" project, and also participates in several projects of the St. Petersburg Music Hall, including "Young Russian Performers," "Mission of the Maestro," "The Next Generation" and "Star Voices."
He has been teaching since 2020; from 2022 to 2023 he served as head of the Department of Cello, Double Bass, Harp and String Quartet at the Central Music School — Academy of Performing Arts (ЦМШ—АИИ). He regularly serves as a committee member in the organization of all-Russian and international competitions, and is also a member of competition organizing committees. Since 2021 he has been a jury member of the all-Russian "Constellation" competition.
He is the first head of the Department of Cello, Double Bass, Harp and String Quartet in the history of the Central Music School — Academy of Performing Arts.
He has won first prizes in numerous competitions, including: the "Concertino Praha" competition in Prague (2006), the 5th Tchaikovsky Youth Competition, the all-Russian "Magic Bow" competition (2003), the Knushevitsky International Competition (2008), the International Competition in Corpus Christi, Texas, USA (2008), the Minnesota Orchestra Competition (2008), and the Michigan State University Concerto Competition; he also twice won the Cleveland Institute of Music Concerto Competition. In the Ayma Hogg Concerto Competition he won both the Audience Favorite Award and the "Orchestra Choice" Award.
As a participant in the 15th Tchaikovsky Jubilee Competition, he was named not only the best performer of the second round, but also the best interpreter of a Joseph Haydn concerto.
He has published dozens of arrangements of pieces and sonatas, covering works by composers such as Grieg, Bréval, Dvořák, Prokofiev, Poldini, Schubert, Tchaikovsky, Semyonov and Ibert. In addition to his arrangements, his original works have been published by the Wiltshire Music Company and Ovation Press. His arrangements cover a rich range of instrumentation, including solo works for cello, violin, viola, flute and piano, as well as duos, trios, quartets, cello ensembles and orchestral works.
His recordings have been released by several labels: Naxos released his recording of six Boccherini sonatas; Centaur Records released his recording of six Bréval sonatas (world premiere recording) and works by Glazunov and Sokolov (world premiere recording, released by Bel Air Music). In March 2014, another of his discs, "Reveries," was released by Centaur Records, featuring encore pieces by Russian, Soviet and European composers. In 2015, he completed and released the world premiere recording of six cello and double bass sonatas by Jean-Baptiste Tricklir. In 2023, CMSH RECORDS, the label of the Central Music School — Academy of Performing Arts (ЦМШ—АИИ), released his recording of chamber sonatas by Alexander Rosenblatt, Franz Schubert and Claude Debussy.
In 2023 he graduated with honors from the Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration (RANEPA), earning a diploma in management in the fields of culture, education and science (УСКОН).
As a recording director he has collaborated with recording companies such as Naxos, Centaur Records and Divine Records on releases.
Fyodor Amosov has performed in most countries of the world, covering Europe, Asia, Africa and North and South America.
He is a participant in numerous music festivals, including the "Green Noise" festival in Surgut, the "In Memory of a Great Artist — Homage to Oleg Kagan" festival in Moscow, the "VivaCello" festival in Moscow, the "Rakhlin Seasons" festival in Kazan, and the "Monrepos Nights" festival in Vyborg; he has also performed in Colmar (France), Aspen (USA), Cleveland (USA), Gabala (Azerbaijan), Tbilisi (Georgia), Kazan, Ulyanovsk and Novosibirsk (Russia) and other cities and countries.
First review and first proofreading: Dong Yatong
Second review and second proofreading: Xu Xiaojing, Dai Tianxiang
Third review and third proofreading: Wu Jingyu
Responsible editor: Gao Jingli
