HOT NEWS: Elbphilharmonie

The “Elbphilharmonie Hamburg” has quickly become one of the most important concert halls worldwide. It is a pleasure for me to play in this fantastic hall together with the amazing K&K Philharmonic Orchestra and Matthias Kendlinger. On the program: P.I. Tchaikovsky’s piano concerto No. 1.

Save the date: September 22, 2019.

With conductor Matthias Kendlinger.

Pictures at an Exhibition

Together with 600 students, it was an incredibly exciting project to “walk” through the “Picutres at an Exhibition”. We went on a journey in the onomatopoetic world of Modest Mussorgsky and experienced the most different atmospheres, places and emotions. For me personally, the most important was, to notice, how the fantastic music even today captures everybody’s heart – no matter what age.

Foto: H. Heran

On the way to South America

In April this year, another exciting adventure is awaiting me: my first time to Brazil. The concert tour will lead me through the two world-renowned centres São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, where I will play with the Rio De Janeiro Symphony orchestra among others.

Theatro Municipal in Rio de Janeiro – © Elvis Boaventura

In Japan

Classical music and especially piano music is highly appreciated in Japan. One can see this just by looking at the numbers of listeners in the concert hall. This video (click here) was recorded during my performance at the Hamamatsu International Piano Competition.

Final chord of Franz Liszt’s ”Mazeppa” in ActCity Hamamatsu.

At home

In Austria’s so-called “Green Heart” it is always something special to give a concert. Additionally, the Castle of Stubenberg provides a wonderful atmosphere for a calm musical evening on Sunday, 19 August at 6p.m. Special guest is the Norwegian violinist Laurens Weinhold, as we will perform Schubert’s dreamlike Fantasy in C major among others.

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Master of Arts

After the intense final exam with three parts at the University of Music and Performing Arts Graz, I am proud to be officially called “Master of Arts” (MA) with distinction.
My special thanks goes to all my close friends and family and my mentor Markus Schirmer.

Graduates of the University of Music and Performing Arts Graz 2018
© KUG/Wenzel