Mikhail Rudy is a highly creative artist whose virtuosity and poetic imagination have delighted audiences the world over for 40 years.
Born in Russia and a pupil of the famous Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatory under the illustrious pianist Jacob Flier, in 1975 he won First Grand Prize in the Marguerite Long Competition (now the Long-Thibaud-Crespin Competition).
Shortly afterwards, during his first concert tour, he applied for political asylum in France.
After his Western debut in Beethoven?s Triple Concerto with Rostropovich and Stern on the occasion of Marc Chagall?s 90th birthday, he played with the greatest conductors, from Karajan to Maazel and from Jansons to Tilson Thomas.
Mikhail Rudy has made over 30 recordings, which have won numerous international awards, including the Prix Charles Cros for his complete Scriabin, and the Prix de l?Académie Française du Disque for his complete Rachmaninov Concertos with Mariss Jansons and the Saint Petersburg Philharmonic Orchestra.
In its special issue, BBC Music Magazine named Mikhail Rudy one of the 20 greatest pianists in the world.
Types
- Music
- Classical music
- Concert
Date
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| Vendredi | From 18h00 |
Prices
Free