The prestigious Italian magazine Le Salone Musical has recently published an in-depth interview with Dmitry Matvienko, one of the most promising young conductors of our time. Born in Minsk in 1990, Matvienko has quickly risen to prominence in the world of classical music, winning the First Prize and the Audience Award at the latest edition of the Malko Competition in Copenhagen. This interview provides a rare glimpse into his journey, philosophy, and future plans.

In the interview, Matvienko discusses his unconventional path to becoming a conductor, the challenges faced by young conductors, and his approach to working with experienced orchestra musicians. He shares his thoughts on the importance of curiosity and innovation in music, as well as his views on gender dynamics within the conducting profession.

Matvienko also reflects on his recent achievements, including his victory at the Malko Competition and the Critics’ Award at the Cantelli Competition in Italy. He talks about the significant impact these accolades have had on his career, opening up new opportunities and collaborations with top orchestras around the world.

To read the full interview and delve deeper into the insights of Dmitry Matvienko, visit the Le Salone Musical website.

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