Teodora Sava

Teodora Sava (Romanian pronunciation: [te.oˈdora ˈsava], born November 27, 2001, Piatra Neamț) is a singer, former Antena 1 (Romania) television channel star, and former contestant in the international music talent competition X Factor Romania.

Teodora Sava
Background information
Birth nameTeodora Sabina Sava
Born (2001-11-27) November 27, 2001
Piatra Neamț, Romania
Genres
Occupation(s)Singer, student studying at BIMM Institute, London, UK
InstrumentsVoice, piano, flute, guitar
Years active2010–present
Associated acts
Websitehttps://teodorasava.com

Biography

Teodora Sava was born on November 27, 2001 in Piatra Neamț. She was a student at Victor Brauner High School of Fine Arts in Piatra Neamț and at George Enescu National College of Music in Bucharest, studying singing, playing the piano, flute and guitar. She currently studies at BIMM Institute in London, UK. She does not see herself doing anything else besides music, which defines her.[1][2] She also took acting lessons and made her acting debut in May 2017 at a theater festival in Suceava for young people and children, where she came out first, continuing afterwards with parts in plays such as the teen musical "If We Love Each Other".[3][4]

She attended cultural activities and concerts as well as events for young people. According to her own statements, she "sang at charity concerts, abandoned children's homes and old age asylums", she loves nature and animals, and most of all she loves to engage in the lives of others, including through volunteering.[5][6] She also dreams of singing one day on stage with Beyoncé, Christina Aguilera or Mariah Carey, and she wants to study music abroad.

She sang in duets together with Nico, Paula Seling and the band "Proconsul" at the TV show Next Star and on stage,[7] and the band "FREE STAY" (whose lead singer is Florin Ristei) at the TV show Te cunosc de undeva!.[8]

Her artistic performances since childhood, and performing on the television music talent show X Factor Romania 2017 – Season 7, persuaded the Local Council of Piatra Neamț to invite and give her an award in the presence of the local councilors and town mayor.[9] She was also nominated as Ambassador of Neamț County to the "Young Values" category within the "Gala of the Neamț Ambassadors" and since 2017 she has been a member of the Local Youth Council of Piatra Neamț.[10]

Early life and education

Teodora Sava was noted for her vocal qualities since kindergarten, being supported at that time by Oana Floricel. "Sister Monica, a nun responsible for the children at the Vincenzina Cusmano Foundation kindergarten, noticed that our little girl had a special voice.[11] She composed and recorded her first songs", according to Mihai Sava, the artist's father.[11] The four songs were recorded and published in 4 CDs for children with different themes. The collaboration with Professor Alina Apetrei at Allegria Club followed, where Teodora was a member. Since November 2009 she has trained with Professor Cristina Cozma from the Children's Palace in Iași and Professor Lucian Sitaru from the Arts High School in Piatra Neamț, the coordinator of the "Camena" group, with whom Teodora won the Special Prize of TVR for the best show at "Mamaia Copiilor" and 2nd place at the Junior Golden Stag Festival, both in 2010.[12][11] The first prize won was the 3rd place at the "Fiero" National Children's Music Festival, held in Bucharest in January 2010. The invitation to sing at the "Junior Golden Stag Festival" contest followed, also in 2010. "In front of the audience, Mihai Trăistariu, who was president of the judging panel, admitted that he was impressed by the way Teodora sang and awarded her the "Revelation of the Festival" prize. Also, composer Dan Dimitriu invited her to perform a few songs at this year's (2010) Junior Golden Stag competition", according to Mihaela Sava, the singer's mother.[11]

Musical and vocal performances

Her cover songs performed at a very young age at the TV show for kids Next Star 2013 (Listen and One Moment in Time) had many positive reactions from people that were watching her for the first time.[13] One of the judges, the hip hop and pop singer Connect-R, even invited her to sing at his own wedding.[14] Right after that show, she took the offer of recording an original song, called "Belief".[15] For years, while still a child, her songs reached a mature audience. The songs she performs are shown on her YouTube channel. Various Romanian musicians define Teodora Sava as having a constancy in the accurate and seemingly effortless performance of difficult songs with a powerful and well-controlled voice, a native ease of employing melodious melismas and high notes, a pleasant vibrato and a noteworthy vocal range. Thus, singer Pepe, judge of the Next Star show, said in a show that Teodora Sava was the best voice in all the Next Star seasons,[8] Florin Ristei (winner of Season 3 of X Factor Romania) said that Teodora Sava was "the best guest of the 15 Te cunosc de undeva! gala shows so far"[8] and artist Ozana Barabancea told her after her duet in the previously mentioned show: "I applaud Teodora with all my heart. I know your record. You have an extraordinary and very well launched voice, very well supported, because you are flutist at Piatra-Neamţ High School of Arts, so you are a professional musician.[8] That matters a lot, and for those who do not know, breathing for a flute player is what matters most and, even more, it has helped you support your entire musical phrase and approach such a difficult repertoire, because you have acquired very good skills."[7] In season 7 of X Factor Romania 2017, the judges (well-known singers in Romania themselves) repeatedly expressed words (related to her performances) such as "wall","panzer","robot","little robot",[16] "a fifteen-year-old girl who sings her heart out",[17] "you were impeccable",[17] "the best voice by far",[17] "you are the nuisance that motivates all the contestants from behind",[18] "a German battle tank that does its job relentlessly",[19][20] to emphasize her accurate performance constancy at high artistic standards in each stage of the contest, regardless of the obstacles and ever present stage fright when taking the stage.

Television shows
  • X Factor (Romania) 2017 (season 7)
  • TV show 'Neatza cu Răzvan și Dani (Antena 1 Romania)[21]
  • Antena 1 – Next Star: Season 1 – 2013 (runner-up), plus in other Special Editions that followed
  • Antena 3 (Romania): Sinteza zilei[22][23][24]
  • Antena Stars: Răi da' buni
  • Antena 1: Junior Chef
  • Antena 1: Te cunosc de undeva!
  • ZU TV: ZU Kids On the Block
  • Național TV; Favorit TV; EST TV; Antena 1 Deva
  • Several performances at TVR 3 in the show Țara lui Piticot
  • Shows for kids at local TV stations from Piatra Neamț (TVM, 1TV, TeleM)
  • Charity show "For you, children", held at Teatrul Tineretului Piatra Neamț in December 2009

Awards and nominations

Teodora Sava achieved many awards and trophies.[25] In 2010–2012, the artist participated in about 40 festivals and contests, to get acquainted with the stage and to get used to the competitions, and for her voice development:[26]

  • Festival Liga Campionilor, Râșnov, July 2013 – place I[25]
  • Festival Trofeul Toamnei, Piatra Neamț, November 2012 – Trophy
  • Festival Stea printre Stele, Bacău, November 2012 – place I Grand prize "Mihai Trăistariu”
  • Festival Constelația Juniorilor, Focșani, October 2012 – place I
  • Festival Așchiuță, Bacău, June 2012 – Trophy
  • Festival Cununa Petrolului, Moreni, Dâmbovița June 2012 – Trophy gr. 1
  • Festival Vis de Stea, Moinești, June 2012 – Trophy
  • Festival Mihaela Runceanu, Buzău, May 2012 – Trophy[27]
  • Festival Lucky Kids, Roman, April 2012 – Trophy
  • Festival Femina, Bacău, 2012 – Trophy
  • Festival Adantino Bucharest, 2011 – Trophy
  • Festival Neghiniță Bacău, 2011 – Trophy
  • Festival Cântec de Stea, Piatra Neamț, 2011 – place I
  • Festival Music For Kids, Iași, 2011 – Kids Trophy
  • Contest "Galeria Mall is looking for a star", Piatra Neamț, 2011 – place I
  • Festival Farmecul muzicii, Năvodari, 2011 – Trophy gr. 1
  • Festival Mamaia Copiilor, Constanța, 2011 – Press Award
  • Festival Junior Golden Stag (Romanian Top Kids)", Bucharest, 2011 – Diploma
  • Festival Music For Kids, Iași, June 2011 – place I category 8–10 years old
  • Festival Portativul cu Steluțe, Ploiești, March 2011 – Trophy
  • Festival Fulg de nea, Brașov, November 2010 – place I
  • Festival Trofeul Toamnei, Piatra Neamț, November 2010 – place I
  • Contest "Galeria Mall is looking for a star", Piatra Neamț, September 2010 – place I
  • Festival Olimpiada copiilor, Bacău, May 2010 – place I
  • Festival Liga Campionilor, Râșnov, August 2010 – Trophy category 8–10 years old
  • Festival Camena, Piatra Neamț, June 2010 – Trophy category 5–8 years old
  • Festival Trofeul Toamnei, Piatra Neamț, 2010 – Press Award
  • Festival Steluțe de Mai, Focșani, 2010 – Melody Award
  • Festival Camena, Piatra Neamț, 2010 – "Revelation of the Festival" award (Mihai Trăistariu)
  • Microconcert within the Festival "Junior Golden Stag" 2010

Songs performed including cover songs

References
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  17. Constantin, Irina. "X Factor Bootcamp 2017, Teodora Sava- VIDEO. Horia Brenciu: Ești FINALISTĂ, fetițo!". DC News (in Romanian). dcnews.ro. Archived from the original on December 30, 2017. Retrieved December 29, 2017.
  18. Constantin, Irina. "X FACTOR, 8 decembrie 2017. Alina Mocanu- Teodora Sava, DUEL copleșitor- VIDEO. Delia, DECIZIE". DC News (in Romanian). dcnews.ro. Archived from the original on December 30, 2017. Retrieved December 29, 2017.
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  20. "Cu ochii în lacrimi, Teodora merge mai departe! Telespectatorii şi şi juraţii X FACTOR, lăsaţi muţi cu "Purple Rain"! VIDEO –". vestea.net (in Romanian). December 16, 2017. Archived from the original on December 22, 2017. Retrieved December 27, 2017.
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