【Piano Master Class】
主講人: Vitali Berzon (德國Freiburg音樂院鋼琴教授)
日期:2018年12月10日(一)
時間:13:30~15:10
地點:北藝大音樂一館M101
※北藝大鋼琴組必到
※歡迎有興趣者前往聆聽
Bach-Brahms:Chaconne in D minor for Left Hand
Piano:蔡巧儀 Chiao-Yi, Tsai
F.Chopin:Polonaise Fantaisie Op.61
Piano:尤子寧 Tzu-Ning, Yu
J.Brahms:Piano Sonata No.3 mov.I. op.5
Piano:黃泰為 Terry Huang
Vitali Berzon
Biographie
Vitali Berzon
was heard in Germany for the first time in october 1990: the then 45 years old
pianist Vitali Berzon was permitted to travel to the West after 20 years of
beeing banned from foreign travel, because of the communists.
Born in
Joschkar-Ola (Wolga) he had his first piano lesson at the age of three. From
1952-1963 he attended the special school for music at the conservatory in what
was the Leningrad. He then persued his studies at the Leningrad conservatory
with Sofia Hentova till 1966, following this with composition studies and
artistic assistentenship under Professors Savshinski, Nielsen and Flier.
He won the
All-Russian piano competition in Moscow in 1965. In 1967 he gained
a prize at the
Long-Thibaut competition in Paris. In addition he was awarded the special prize
for the best perfomance of a contemporary composition for his interpretation of
Gennadi Banshshikov`s "Music for
Piano" which is dedicated to him.
He seemed to
be at the beginning of a magnificent international career as a pianist, but the
ban of travelling, imposed immediatly after the Paris competition, was not
lifted until Gorbatschov`s reforms.
Then , having
played with nearly all the important
orchestras and conductors of his home country, he was permitted to go on
concert tours in the West.
In 1988 he
went first to Helsinki, where he tought at the Sibelius Academy since 1991, and
then to Italy, Netherlands, Norway and Switzerland.
He recorded a
CD at the piano recital of the 21.11.1993 in the Zurich Tonhalle.
1995 he went
from Helsinki to Freiburg, Germany to teach as a professor at the Staatliche
Hochschule für Musik in Freiburg.
He played many
impressive concerts inter alia with the Slovakische Philharmonics, the
Bamberger Sinfoniker, SWR Sinfonie Orchester Baden-Baden und Freiburg and
other.
