Aleksandr Scriabin, | Schedule & Tickets 2025

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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.