Piano world revolutionary comes to Ashland to perform on The Raven. The young “Russian genius” (Corriere della Sera) came to international prominence when, in 2014, he won the International Tchaikovsky Competition for Young Musicians at age thirteen.

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Alexander Malofeev

Oregon Center for the Arts

Discover the dramatic origin story of two of Russia’s most compelling musical voices — Sergei Rachmaninoff and Alexander Scriabin. Though classmates at the Moscow Conservatory, their lives and legacies took vastly different paths, each developing a distinct artistic voice that shaped the course of modern music. In this immersive multimedia presentation, pianist Konstantin Soukhovetski explores the composers’ intertwined history through storytelling, historical footage and live performance. The program features beloved and lesser-known works, including Rachmaninoff’s Prelude in C-sharp minor, Melodie and Polichinelle, alongside Scriabin’s Étude in C-sharp minor, Nocturne and more. Illuminating and emotionally rich, this unique program offers a fresh look at two giants of the Romantic Era.

Rachmaninoff & Scriabin

From an early age, Alexander Gadjiev found the piano entertaining. He was particularly amused by how easy it is to produce a note, but how difficult it is to shape notes. This childhood enthusiasm developed into something more: at the age of nine, Alexander Gadjiev played with an orchestra for the first time. At ten, he had his first solo performance, followed in the years that followed by top marks and a long list of competition successes. But the Italian-Slovenian pianist has more than just a technical talent for the keyboard. He also considers his fluency in five languages ​​a key to his success, allowing him to absorb and process different musical styles and languages, adapting them to his own taste. With his nuanced touch, he will guide the audience through masterpieces of piano literature on July 3. Short character pieces by the humanist ambassador Beethoven will be followed by Polish folklore by the introspective Chopin. Dreamy sound vignettes by Debussy fade into Scriabin's expressive etudes, and finally, Mussorgsky's piano cycle opens the doors to a musical foray into the exhibition of his friend, the painter Viktor Hartmann.

Alexander Gadjiev

Ludwigsburg Residential Palace

Art of Etude with pianist Olga Vinokur

Bargemusic

Zhenni Li-Cohen has been hailed as “a magnetic pianist -- with fire and poetry” (author/music critic David Dubal), “an artist … who fascinates even as she provokes”  (Gramophone Magazine), and “a thrillingly good pianist” (The New Yorker).

Town & Gown featuring Zhenni Li-Cohen

Iowa State University

Russian pianist Alexander Malofeev came to international prominence a decade ago when he won the International Tchaikovsky Competition for Young Musicians at age 13. He has since established himself as one of the most prominent pianists of his generation, with a reputation for meticulous technique and a searching, fiery intensity of interpretation. He received repeated standing ovations at Tanglewood for a performance The Boston Globe called “lyrical, sensitive and haunted,” adding that “he brought down the house.”

Alexander Malofeev, piano

Santa Barbara Junior High School

A Steinway International Artist with a distinguished international reputation, American Pianist Hans Boepple is hailed for his rich musicality and stunning technical command. His debut with the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra at age 10 was the beginning of career spanning more than 50 years. In addition to his solo recitals, he has appeared as guest artist with orchestras throughout North America.

Hans Boepple

Sunset Center

In pursuit of their degrees at SFCM, each student presents a recital that represents their artistry and craft. Student Recitals feature repertoire curated by students with guidance from their faculty instructor.

Andrej Markovich, piano - Senior Recital

San Francisco Conservatory of Music

World-renowned soprano Barbara Hannigan is an “intensely musical, intoxicating, graceful, passionate” artist whose “whole being breathes music” (De Telegraaf, Netherlands). Following a thrilling PCMS recital in 2017, she returns with French pianist Bertrand Chamayou for an adventurous program that includes John Zorn’s highly virtuosic Jumalattaret and Olivier Messiaen’s song cycle Chants de terre et de ciel, exploring the spiritual dimension of marriage and parenthood.

Barbara Hannigan, soprano Bertrand Chamayou, piano

Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts

The young “Russian genius” (Corriere della Sera) came to international prominence when, in 2014, he won the International Tchaikovsky Competition for Young Musicians at age thirteen. “Contrary to what could be expected of a youngster …, he demonstrated not only high technical accuracy but also an incredible maturity. Crystal clear sounds and perfect balance revealed his exceptional ability” (Amadeus). Malofeev has quickly established himself as one of the most prominent pianists of his generation. His performances have garnered high praise from critics, with publications such as Der Standard declaring his debut at the Musikverein as “a world piano revolution”.

St. Francis Auditorium

Anthony Ratinov | Piano Recital

Florence Academy of Art

Palazzo Pfanner

Join us for an enchanting evening of classical music at the Manchester Music Festival's 50th Anniversary Season, featuring the acclaimed pianist Vassily Primakov. This special fundraiser and mixer event, titled "Pianist Vassily Primakov in Concert: 13 Etudes by Saint-Saëns, Scriabin, Blumenfeld, Liszt, Chopin, and Mussorgsky Pictures at an Exhibition," promises an unforgettable musical journey through some of the most challenging and beautiful pieces ever composed for the piano.

**Date and Time:**  
Sunday, July 14, 2024, from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM

**Venue:**  
SVAC Arkell Pavilion  
860 Southern Vermont Arts Center Drive  
Manchester, VT, 05254

The evening's program will showcase a selection of etudes by Camille Saint-Saëns, Alexander Scriabin, Felix Blumenfeld, Franz Liszt, Frédéric Chopin, and will conclude with Modest Mussorgsky's iconic "Pictures at an Exhibition." Each piece has been carefully chosen to highlight the technical prowess and expressive depth of Primakov's piano mastery.

**Program Highlights Include:**  
- Camille Saint-Saëns' Etude in D-flat, Op. 52 No. 6 "En forme de Valse"  
- Alexander Scriabin's Etudes in C-sharp minor, Op. 2, No. 1, and more  
- Franz Liszt's "Grandes études de Paganini, S. 141: No. 3 in G-sharp minor 'La campanella'"  
- Frédéric Chopin's Etudes including the "Winter Wind" and "Revolutionary"  
- Modest Mussorgsky's "Pictures at an Exhibition" with its vivid musical storytelling

Following the concert, attendees are invited to a reception where they can mingle with fellow music lovers, festival artists, and special guests. It's a wonderful opportunity to discuss the performance, meet Vassily Primakov, and support the Manchester Music Festival.

**Tickets:**  
Available for purchase online. Don't miss this opportunity to experience a world-class performance while contributing to the festival's ongoing success.

Please note that artists and programs are subject to change without notice.

Fundraiser & Mixer: Pianist Vassily Primakov in Concert: 13 Etudes by Saint- Saëns, Scriabin, Blumenfeld, Liszt, Chopin and Mussorgsky Pictures at an Exhibition

Southern Vermont Arts Center

### Maria Marchant at Assembly Hall, Worthing

**Date:** Sunday, 19 May 2024  
**Time:** 1:45 pm  
**Venue:** Assembly Hall, Worthing  
**Conductor:** John Gibbons  
**Leader:** Julian Leaper  

#### Program:
- **Glinka:** Overture "Ruslan and Ludmila"
- **Scriabin:** Reverie
- **Chopin:** Piano Concerto No. 2
- **Brahms:** Symphony No. 1 in C minor

#### Event Description:
Join us for an enchanting afternoon of classical music featuring the acclaimed Sussex pianist, Maria Marchant, at the Assembly Hall in Worthing. Maria Marchant, a favorite among Worthing audiences, will perform Chopin’s mesmerizing 2nd Piano Concerto, a piece eagerly anticipated following her rapturous performances of Gershwin last season.

The concert will open with Glinka’s rousing "Overture Ruslan and Ludmila," a staple of the Worthing Symphony Orchestra’s annual Schools Concert. This will be followed by Scriabin’s "Reverie," a piece that showcases the composer’s unique blend of post-Chopin lyricism and romantic harmony. The event will culminate in a majestic performance of Brahms’s Symphony No. 1, a work often regarded as Beethoven’s 10th, taking the audience on a journey from darkness to light and ending in a triumphant blaze of orchestral sound.

Don’t miss this opportunity to experience a captivating performance by Maria Marchant, under the baton of conductor John Gibbons and the leadership of Julian Leaper.

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Maria Marchant

Assembly Hall Theatre

Masterworks Series: Bach, Liszt, Scriabin, Prokofiev / Ilya Yakushev

A major rising star on the international music scene, pianist Alexander Malofeev has received adoring reviews for his recent debuts throughout the United States. Malofeev won the prestigious International Tchaikovsky Competition for Young Musicians when he was only 13 years old, and now, the sky appears to be the limit. In a recital that includes works by virtuoso Russian pianist-composers Scriabin, Medtner, and Rachmaninoff, as well as a J. S. Bach organ concerto reworked from Vivaldi, he will combine virtuosity with “probing interpretative depths” and “a rare poetic grace” (Boston Classical Review).

Alexander Malofeev, Piano

Carnegie Hall

“It is all too common for many young virtuosos to offer more flair than substance. But Alexander Malofeev is no ordinary prodigy…Rachmaninoff unfolded in multiple dimensions, with playing of fiery intensity and searching expression. Malofeev worked like a sculptor, reveling in the first movement’s melodic curves and thick textures. His pearly tone made the quiet moments shimmer, and the finale sounded with a hymn-like serenity.” (Boston Classical Review)

Clayton State University

Italy’s Beatrice Rana is one of the world’s top piano recitalists and a New York audience favorite. She begins the program with pieces that showcase her extraordinary sensitivity, including Scriabin’s delicate Fantasy in B Minor, Castelnuovo-Tedesco’s rarely heard Cipressi, and solo piano works by Debussy. In the second half of the concert, she performs Liszt’s formidable Piano Sonata, a pinnacle of the Romantic repertoire whose emotional journey is as deep and varied as its astonishing technical demands.

Beatrice Rana, Piano

Jared’s repertoire stretches from the 16th to 21st centuries, including many rarely-played works along with commonly heard masterpieces. He is especially active in premiering pieces of living composers. Jared has given world premieres of pieces by composers including:

Jared Redmond, Solo Piano

Ann E. Pitzer Center

Student violinists Daisy Abbott, Eva Chen, Karin Furuhata, Emily Kim, and Gedi Weidig; oboist Monty Ellwanger; pianist Charis Kim and soprano Gabriela Poplawski; perform a variety of selections that they have studied with faculty during the semester. They will be assisted by pianist Kyungmi Kim.

Pomona College Student Recital 2023 Concert 1

Pomona College

Join us for a Piano Department Advanced Student Recital with Daniel Kim, student of Wen-Yin Chan. The recital will include the premiere of his Piano Trio composition.

Advanced Student Recital: Daniel Kim

DC Campus: NW

Returning to Spivey Hall by popular demand after his astounding debut in 2024, Alexander Malofeev has created a brilliant program of musical geography for us, opening with three Nordic composers and concluding with four Russians. At just 24 years old, Malofeev displays mature interpretations and emotive depth far beyond his years. Known for his precise yet lyrical playing, he effortlessly blends technical mastery with a deep understanding of the emotional essence of the music he performs. With a rapidly growing international career, Malofeev continues to rise as one of the most exciting young pianists of his generation.

Awarded the Polar Music Prize in 2025, soprano and conductor Barbara Hannigan is one of the most charismatic and versatile artists of our time. In Blaibach, she will sing two magnificent song cycles with Bertrand Chamayou, who will also be heard as the eminent Scriabin soloist: Olivier Messiaen's "Chants de terre et de ciel" and John Zorn's "Jumalattaret." Sensual vocal pearls oscillate between lyrical simplicity and fascinating complexity—a major vocal event.

Aleksandr Scriabin

Events

Upcoming events

Mar 15, 2026

Alexander Malofeev · Spivey Hall

May 18, 2026

Barbara Hannigan & Bertrand Chamayou · Konzerthaus Blaibach

Past events

Sep 9, 2025

Alexander Malofeev · Rogue Valley Symphony

Aug 13, 2025

Rachmaninoff & Scriabin · Artis—Naples

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