“A remarkable musician,” according to his conducting professor
Vladimir Fedoseyev
Vladislav Lavrik has been described as “one of the most talented musicians I have collaborated with.”
Paavo Järvi
“An exceptional talent, an excellent musician whose talent extends to all musical genres – symphony, opera, classical and jazz.”
Kent Nagano
In June 2026, Vladislav Lavrik served as conductor with the Rachmaninoff International Orchestra during its South Korean concert project in Seoul and Daegu. The project
A highlight of the 56th Harzburger Musiktage was the concert on June 5, featuring renowned coloratura soprano Simone Kermes, the Philharmonia Frankfurt under the baton
Vladislav Lavrik appeared in Belgium as both conductor and soloist during a concert tour across the country’s leading venues. February 2026 The performances took place
This recording captures Lavrík’s refined and authoritative interpretation of the Trumpet Concerto by Mikhail Pletnev, realized in close collaboration with Sergey Nakariakov (trumpet) and the Rachmaninov International Orchestra during sessions held in Bratislava, January 2025.
“Vladislav Lavrik, navigated the opening glissando with great panache. This “young man with a horn” proved that he would do just fine in any big city. Lavrik has a gorgeous sound, with tasteful use of the wa-wa mute, and displayed the kind of innate musicality that is beyond teaching.”
San Francisco Classical Voice
“Vladislav Lavrik shone this evening!”
Los Angeles Times
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