CONCERT
DANAE
DÖRKEN piano
WOLFGANG SCHRÖDER violin
BENEDICT KLOECKNER cello
Tuesday 21 January 2020
The Shoe Factory, Nicosia / 8.30pm
Having prepared an exciting programme to mark the new season,
the Pharos Arts Foundation welcomes 2020 on Tuesday 21 January,
at The Shoe Factory, Nicosia / 8:30pm, with a piano trio concert
with pianist Danae Dörken, violinist Wolfgang Schröder and
cellist Benedict Kloeckner. Called “the discovery of the year”
by Crescendo classical music, Danae Dörken is one of the most
internationally acclaimed pianists of her generation,
electrifying the audiences with her stunning technical skills,
exceptional charisma and great profundity of her musicianship.
Championed by such maestros as Daniel Barenboim (“Remarkable,
really remarkable, perfect playing!”) and Sir Simon Rattle (“I
really love his playing”), Benedict Kloeckner is a highly
regarded representative of the new generation of cellists, a
great voice for his instrument, which he performs worldwide. The
two artists will join forces with the charismatic and very
well-known to Cyprus audiences violinist Wolfgang Schröder, in a
programme of piano trios by Schubert, Schumann and
Debussy
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ILYA KONDRATIEV
Friday 31 January 2020
The Shoe Factory, Nicosia / 8.30pm
One of the most impressive young pianists on the international
scene today, Ilya Kondratiev returns to The Shoe Factory, for
another yet memorable recital organised by the Pharos Arts
Foundation. Kondratiev is a prize winner of such renowned
competitions as the International Chopin Piano Competition in
Hannover, the International Franz Liszt Piano Competition in
Budapest, the Fifth Tbilisi International Piano Competition, the
Birmingham International Piano Competition and the Ile-de-France
International Piano Competition in Paris. For his recital, on
Friday 31 January 2020 / 8:30pm, Ilya Kondratiev will perform
works by Schubert, Prokofiev and Liszt.
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TOMOKI SAKATA
Friday 14 February 2020
The Shoe Factory, Nicosia / 8.30pm
Multi-award winner Japanese pianist Tomoki Sakata became an
international sensation when, at the young age of 19, he reached the top
six finalists in the prestigious Van Cliburn Competition in 2013. Some
of the many international prizes he has won ever since include the First
Prize along with six special prizes at the International Franz Liszt
Piano Competition in Budapest and the First Prize and the Audience Prize
in the Kissingen Piano Olympics in Germany. Tomoki Sakata has appeared
in major concert venues throughout the world, and has performed with
some of the world’s leading orchestras including, Staatskapelle Halle,
Fort Worth Symphony, Hungarian Radio Symphony and Tokyo Philharmonic
under the baton of such conductors as Leonard Slatkin, Alexander Lazarev,
Vladimír Válek, Howard Griffiths. For his recital in Nicosia, which is
organised by the Pharos Arts Foundation with the kind support of the
Keyboard Charitable Trust in London, Sakata will perform an exciting
programme of works by Mozart, Beethoven, Schumann, Ravel and Messiaen on
Friday 14 February 2020 / The Shoe Factory, Nicosia / 8:30pm.
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