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Leonid Sigal

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Leonid Sigal is a Russian violinist and conductor.^[1]^[2]

A graduate from the Moscow Conservatory, Sigal is active in the United States, where he settled as he joined in 1995 the New World Symphony Orchestra. He was appointed the orchestra's Concertmaster, and was trained as a conductor by Michael Tilson Thomas. He subsequently served as an Associate Concertmaster at the Florida Philharmonic Orchestra, and the Miami Chamber Symphony's Artistic Director (2001–04). He has been the Hartford Symphony Orchestra's Concertmaster since 2005.

Apart from this chairs, he has performed internationally as a soloist and chamber musician. Sigal teaches at The Hartt School.^[3]

References

^ DKA (15 November 2013). "Leonid Sigal, Concertmaster :Hartford Symphony Orchestra". U.S.: Hartford Symphony Orchestra. Retrieved 2020-05-16.
^ HAMAD, MICHAEL. "HSO, Violinist Leonid Sigal At Bushnell". The Baltimore Sun. U.S. Retrieved 2020-05-16.
^ "Leonid Sigal". www.bluetoad.com. Retrieved 2022-08-02.
^ "Hartford Symphony Orchestra | Connecticut's Premier Musical Organization".

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