The Lithuanian cellist and conductor David Geringas belongs to the musical elite of today. An unusually broad repertoire from the early Baroque to the contemporary is testament to the flexibility and curiosity of the artist. His intellectual rigor, his stylistic versatility, his melodic feeling, and the sensuousness of his tone have brought him praise the world over.
The Rostropovich pupil and gold-medal winner of the 1970 Tchaikovsky Competition can now look back on a career that has spanned decades.

David Geringas has performed world-wide with some of the leading orchestras, and important conductors of our time. 

In Cēsis Concert Hall Geringas will perform togahter with the young and talented pianist Adam Gutseriev. He is a fifth year student with Professor Valeri Piasetski at the Ecole Centrale of music at the State Conservatory of Moscow. He began his career at the age of five. So far he has played regularly with renowned orchestras in the main concert halls of its hometown. We can't wait the opportunity to enjoy his music in large international concert halls.