The Moscow Sinfonietta Chamber Orchestra was founded on 18 April, 2006, at the Pushkin Museum of Moscow, following an exhaustive selection process among young russian musicians, trained at the prestigious Tchaikowsky Conservatory of Moscow. During selection, priority was given to the artistic and professional attributes of the candidates, as well as their internationally won prizes and recognition, resulting in a collective level of the highest standard. Despite their youth, with an  average age of some 27 years, they can call upon much experience of performing in many countries, including Germany, France, Spain, Russia, USA, Italy and Japan. Lead by the talented young spanish pianist and composer Jose Luis Nieto, virtuoso and  energetic playing and interpretation are the principal characteristics inspiring the performances of these young musicians of the russian school. Moscow Sinfonietta has been revived from a historical background by the solist who acts both as conductor and interpreter. New and original repertoires, drawing upon classical and experimental innovation such as a fusion of flamenco and contemporary classical, provide a wide musical experience. With strength and quality, Sinfonietta Moscu burst into the musical market with the appearance of their inaugural CD. Despite their short history, the group already has a full agenda of concerts for the forthcoming season essentially in Portugal, Spain, Russia and Italy.