Barnabás Stuller
Contact: barny27tetsuya@gmail.com
+41 79 218 02 06
Since childhood, I have always been interested in education and teaching the violin.
I have had brilliant teachers who have helped me to embark on a positive path and to understand the beauty of music and the violin.
I now wish to pass on my knowledge and passion. I will be teaching different techniques as well as posture, mindset, and most importantly, how to express yourself through music in order to find your own musical identity.
Born into a musical family, Barnabás Stuller took up the violin even before he could speak, growing up in an environment steeped in music. From an early age, he shared the stage with his parents and their fellow musicians, being taught by his mother and father until the age of 12. He then joined Stefan Rusiecki's violin class at the Lausanne Conservatoire.
He continued his training at the Scuola di Musica di Fiesole, in Italy, with Pavel Vernikov and Svetlana Makarova, then continued his Bachelor's studies with the same teachers in Lausanne and Sion. At the same time, he spent ten years studying posture, breathing and stage presence with Sakuya Koda, which transformed his approach to violin and performance. During the same period, he practiced table tennis intensively with his coach Cristian Tiugan, a former Romanian champion, whose approach to movement, coordination and concentration helped him profoundly in his violin playing.
Barnabás then continued his studies in Paris with master Patrice Fontanarosa, having also benefited from the invaluable advice of Suzanne Gessner. At the Schola Cantorum de Paris, he obtained the Diplôme de Virtuosité and the Diplôme de Concert unanimously, with the congratulations of the jury.
Today, Barnabás Stuller divides his time between teaching violin, performing on stage, and coaching table tennis in collaboration with Cristian Tiugan, fully illustrating his versatility.
He teaches violin at the Studio Kodály in Geneva, as well as at several conservatories in French-speaking Switzerland, and also distinguishes himself as an active concert performer, appearing regularly in chamber music, orchestras and family artistic projects, both in Switzerland and abroad, as part of various festivals and musical seasons.
