Concert Glazunov. Shostakovich. Piano - Daniil Trifonov. Conductor - Maestro Gergiev World famous Mariinsky Ballet and Opera Theatre - Opera and Concert Hall
Schedule for Glazunov. Shostakovich. Piano - Daniil Trifonov. Conductor - Maestro Gergiev 2022
Conductor: Maestro Valery Gergiev Composer: Dmitry Shostakovich Composer: Alexander Glazunov Piano: Daniil Trifonov (GRAMMY Award Winner 2017)
Orchestra: Mariinsky Theatre Symphony Orchestra
Glazunov.
Shostakovich Soloist: Daniil Trifonov Mariinsky Theatre Symphony
Orchestra Conductor: Maestro Valery Gergiev
Daniil
Trifonov
• Prize-winner at the Moscow Open Anna Artobolevskaya Young Pianists’
Competition (1st prize, 1999) • Prize-winner at the International
Competition in Memory of Felix Mendelssohn (1st prize, Moscow, 2003)
• Prize-winner at the International Television Competition for Young
Musicians (Grand Prix, Moscow, 2003) • Prize-winner at the Chamber Music
Festival The Return (Moscow, 2005 and 2007) • Prize-winner at the
Romantic Music Festival for Young Musicians (Moscow, 2006) • Prize-winner at
the V International Chopin Young Pianists’ Competition (2006, Beijing) •
Prize-winner at the IV International Scriabin Competition in Moscow (2008) •
Prize-winner at the III International Repubblica di San Marino Piano
Competition (1st prize and Repubblica di San Marino Special
Prize, 2008) • Prize-winner at the XVI International Frйdйric Chopin Piano
Competition in Warsaw (Bronze Medal and Special Prize “For the best performance
of a mazurka”, 2010)
Daniil Trifonov was born in Nizhniy Novgorod in 1991 and is currently
emerging as one of the most dazzling pianists of the next generation. In
October 2010 Daniil Trifonov gained international acclaim when he won the Bronze
Medal and Special Award “For the best performance of a mazurka” at the XVI
International Frйdйric Chopin Piano Competition, particularly impressing such
great musicians as Martha Argerich and Nelson Freire who served on the jury as
well as Krystian Zimerman. Following his victory at the competition, he
subsequently received a series of invitations from Germany, Poland, Italy and
Switzerland, made his debuts in Tokyo (Orchard Hall). January 2011 will see
tours to Japan, Israel, the United States and the Baltic States. Daniil Trifonov
will make his Paris debut in January 2013 at the festival Les Concerts du
Louvre. In 2010 Daniil Trifonov demonstrated his talents at engagements
throughout Europe. Highlights included his stunning solo recital in Venice in
Italy at the Teatro La Fenice (performing Chopin and Scriabin), the Brighton
Festival (UK, performing Beethoven and Chopin), his Milan debut with the
Orchestra Giuseppe Verdi under the baton of Gavriel Heine (a programme of works
by Prokofiev) and the opening concert of the International Piano Festival in
Trieste in Italy (following Trifonov’s debut at the same competition in 2009 as
a competitor). In May 2010 Trifonov was a prize-winner at the Eurovision
Young Artists Competition and performed at the opening concert of the
Wiener Festwochen.
Daniil Trifonov began to play the piano at the age of five. He studied at the
Moscow Gnesins School of Music under Tatiana Zelikman (2000–2009) who has taught
such other young talents as Konstantin Lifschitz, Alexander Kobrin and Alexei
Volodin; from 2006 to 2009 he also attended the composition class of Vladimir
Dovgan; the pianist now composes piano, chamber and orchestral music in his
spare time. In 2009 Daniil Trifonov entered the Cleveland Institute of Music
under Sergei Babayan. In 2008, at the age of seventeen, the musician was a
prize-winner at the IV International Scriabin Competition in Moscow and the III
International Repubblica di San Marino Piano Competition
(1st prize and Repubblica di San Marino 2008 Special Prize).
Daniil Trifonov has given concerts in Russia, Germany, Austria, Italy,
Poland, China, Canada, the USA and Israel. In 2009 when he received a grant from
the Guzik Foundation, the musician began a recital tour of Italy and the USA,
during which he made his Carnegie Hall debut in New York. In the course of
his career so far Daniil Trifonov has appeared with the Warsaw Philharmonic
Orchestra, the Poznaс Philharmonic Orchestra, the Moscow Chamber Orchestra, the
Orchestra Sinfonica Giuseppe Verdi di Milano, the Nizhniy Novgorod Philharmonic
Orchestra, the Yaroslavl Symphony Orchestra, the Novosibirsk Symphony Orchestra,
the Gnesins Virtuosi and the Musica Viva chamber orchestras
and the Republic of San Marino Symphony Orchestra among others. Future
engagements include concerts with the Orchestra del Teatro Regio di Parma,
Polish Radio Philharmonic, the Ignacy Paderewski Philharmonic and the Lublin
Philharmonic. Daniil Trifonov has performed on several occasions at
international music festivals including the Rheingau Festival (Germany), the
Crescendo and New Names festivals (Russia), the
Arpeggione Festival (Austria), Musica in Villa (Italy), the
Dame Myra Hess Series (USA), the International Festival Institute at Round Top
(USA), the Santo Stefano Festival (Italy) and the Festival Pianistico di Trieste
(Italy). Recordings of his concerts have been broadcast on TV (Channel One,
Kultura TV, Nizhny Novgorod TV and San Marino TV) and radio (Radio Russia, WFMT
Radio (Chicago) and KUHF Radio (Houston). The musician has also recorded several
discs for Classical Records and Zvuk Agency (Russia).
Daniil Trifonov is a Guzik Foundation award winner, a recipient of a Yuri
Rozum International Charity Foundation scholarship, a Scriabin Cultural
Foundation scholarship, a New Names scholarship and a Young Talents
of Russia Foundation scholarship. He has attended master-classes given by
Naum Shtarkman (UNESCO New Names international courses; XII Summer Art
School in Suzdal, 2004), Dmitry Bashkirov and Emanuel Krasovsky (Tel-Hai
International Piano Master-Classes, Israel, 2009). At the Tel-Hai International
Piano Master-Classes Trifonov was awarded the Pnina Salzman Memorial Prize.
Schedule for Glazunov. Shostakovich. Piano - Daniil Trifonov. Conductor - Maestro Gergiev 2022
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