«MIKHAIL MORDVINOV: IL PIANISTA RUSSO»
«МИХАИЛ МОРДВИНОВ: РУССКИЙ ПИАНИСТ»
Mikhail Mordvìnov (Михаил Мордвинов) è un giovane pianista.
Il suo recital pianistico avrà luogo il 15 febbraio 2007 al Centro Internazionale di Cultura Slava a Mosca (The International Slavic Cultural Center = Международный фонд славянской письменности и культуры).
http://www.slavfond.ru/
In programma:
1.Scarlatti: 4 Sonatas
2.Schubert-Liszt: 5 Lieder (trascrizioni)
3.Debussy: “Suite Bergamasca”
4.Chopin: Fantasia Op.49, Fantasia-Impromtu Op.66, Polonaise-Fantasia Op.61
“Mikhaìl Mordvìnov (Михаил Мордвинов) was born in Moscow in April 1977 into a family of engineers. At the age of 6 he began taking music lessons at the local Arts Centre. After a few months’ study there, he was admitted to the Gnessin School of Music, where he studied for more than ten years with Tatiana Zelikman. Following his final examinations in 1994 he continued his studies at the Gnessin Academy of Music under Vladimir Tropp, graduating in 1999 with the highest honours. For the next four years he has lived in Hanover, Germany, pursuing his postgraduate studies at the University of Music and Drama under Bernd Goetzke. Starting from 2004 he is teaching as assistant professor at the Gnessin Academy of Music. He has been awarded a number of scholarships, including the President of Russia’s (1996-98), the G. Neuhaus by the Rostropovich Fund (1997), and that of the German Academic Exchange Service (2000-01). He began performing at an early age, with appearances in Moscow and smaller cities nearby. Two first prizes, at the 12th Schumann Competition in Zwickau (1996) and the 6th Schubert Competition in Dortmund (1997), opened a door onto the international stage and the opportunity to record. In 1998 he recorded his first solo CD, featuring works by Schubert and Rachmaninoff. He is currently making some 50 appearances a year in recitals, orchestral concerts and chamber music, mostly in Europe. His performing style shows a great affinity with the romantic school of the great piano masters of the first half of the 19th Century. His repertoire consists mainly of works by the Viennese classic and romantic composers, but also includes baroque and contemporary music with a special emphasis on chamber music.
http://www.mordvinov.org/
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