Monday 4th November 2002, 8:00 pm , City Hall Concert Hall
Vladimir Krainev
possesses that rare combination of the talent of a world-class pianist and that
of a wonderfully communicative teacher, he himself having being taught by the
legendary Heinrich Neuhaus. Having won the
first prize in piano at the 1970 Tchaikovsky Competition in Moscow, he is now a
professor at the Musik Hochschule in Hanover and a jury member of several
competitions including the Leeds, Clara Haskil and Tchaikovsky. In addition to
his teaching duties he concertises extensively across the world. His discography
is extensive, with pride of place going to his several recordings of all five
Prokofiev�s piano concertos, as well as Mozart�s piano concertos among
others. Programme L.V. Beethoven ?Sonata 26 in E. flat major, op.81a ("Les Adieux") Schumann ? Symphonic Etudes, Op. 13 Intermission F. Chopin ? Barcarolle if F. Sharp major, Op. 60 Nocturne N?2 in D. flat major, Op. 27 Ballade N?1 in G minor, Op 23 Four Mazurkas, Op 30 Scherzo N?2 in B flat minor, Op. 31
Prof. Vladimir Krainev will be offering a series of Masterclasses while in Hong Kong . Schedule as follows:
Tuesday 29th October, 2002 Wednesday 30th October, 2002 Thursday 31th October, 2002 Friday 1st November, 2002 Saturday 2nd November, 2002 Tuesday 5th November, 2002 Attendance to the masterclasses will be free of charge, but enrollment is necesary. To register your attendance and for further information, please contact: By fax: Prof. Eleanor Wong: 2525 4076 By e-mail: |
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