Panteleimon Michaeloudis is a highly acclaimed and accomplished international performer.  He effortlessly combines his performances with original music composition, including scores for TV and film soundtracks. Panteleimon, won the 2011 Palm D'or award for his score to ' A Zionists journey from Romania to Eritrea.

 

He embarked on his classical guitar career at the age of ten under the guidance and tuition of his father, a professional artist himself.  At just thirteen years of age, the Great Spanish guitarist Andres Segovia, upon hearing him play, commented that ' He has a great facility and a very warm heart for the guitar'.  Segovia recommended that he should enter a conservatoire to further his career.   

 

This he did and, with the support of three scholarships at the Royal College of Music, gained a Post-graduate Diploma.  During his time at the Royal College of Music he attended master classes with Carlos Bonell and John Williams, eventually becoming a member of Carlos Bonell’s Ensemble. 

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