Cellist Vladimir
Panteleyev is a Professor of Cello at Brooklyn College, Brooklyn, NY.
He is also a faculty member of the Special Music School and Lucy Moses
School at the Elaine Kaufman Center in New York City. Vladimir Panteleyev is a graduate of Kiev and Moscow State Conservatories. Between 1976 and 1991, he served as Professor of Cello and String Quartet at the Kiev Conservatory in Ukraine. Some of his students have won prizes at National as well as International Competitions. Mr. Panteleyev has served as an adjudicator at Cello and Chamber Music Competitions. He was named Outstanding Artist of Ukraine and was awarded the Lysenko Prize, the highest national Music Award.
In 1971 Vladimir co-founded the Leontovych String Quartet, which has won the Leo Weiner International String Quartet Competition in Budapest and appeared at major International Festivals and concert halls throughout the former Soviet Union, Eastern Europe, Germany and Italy. As a member of the Leontovych String Quartet, Vladimir Panteleyev has toured throughout the U.S., appearing in most major American cities including Washington, Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, and New York City. Some of the performance venues have included the United Nations, Merkin Concert Hall, the Frick Collection, Carnegie’s Weill Recital Hall, as well as Harvard, Princeton, Yale, and Boston Universities, Eastman School of Music, Smith College, and the University of Texas, Georgia.
Mr. Panteleyev also appears in solo recitals and gives master classes at Music Festivals and Summer Music Schools throughout the U.S., Canada, Brazil, China, Holland, Switzerland, England, the Ukraine and Russia.
Vladimir Panteleyev’s recordings were released on Greystone Records, Koch International Classics, The Musical Heritage Society, and Melodia (USSR) record labels.