András Fejér is the cellist of the internationally acclaimed Takács Quartet, which he co-founded in 1975 while studying at the Franz Liszt Academy. Although the quartet has been his sole professional focus since then, he does perform as a soloist occasionally as well.
Each year, ANAM presents a series of masterclasses by some of the world’s leading classical instrumentalists and pedagogues, given as part of their work with our musicians on repertoire, technique and performance. These are up-close, 'open lesson' style masterclasses open to a public audience, offering priceless insights into the secrets that lie behind a great performance – and unique learning opportunities for music lovers and aspiring musicians alike.
Photo credit: Mark Mushet for Friends of Chamber Music
The 2025 ANAM Masterclasses are generously supported by the Robert Salzer Foundation
This masterclass is presented with Musica Viva Australia
We would like to thank the following members of Musica Viva Australia’s Emerging Artists Giving Circle, whose collective support will enable the artistic development of the next generation of Australian chamber musicians:
Nicholas Callinan AO and Elizabeth Callinan
Caroline and Robert Clemente
John and Rose Downer Foundation
John and Rosemary MacLeod
Patricia H. Reid Endowment Fund
Andrew Sisson AO and Tracey Sisson
Mick and Margaret Toller
David Wallace and Jamelia Gubgub
YMF Australia
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