Professor
Vladimir Krainev Piano Vladimir
Krainev possesses that rare combination of the talent of a world-class pianist
and that of a wonderfully communicative teacher, he himself having been taught
at the Moscow Conservatory by the legendary Heinrich Neuhaus. Having
won the first prize in piano at the 1970 Tchaikovsky Competition in Moscow, he
is now professor at the Musik Hochschule in Hanover and a jury member of several
competitions including the Leeds, Clara Haskil, Chopin, Tchaikovsky and, most
recently in September 2005, the Hong Kong International Piano Competition. In
addition to his teaching duties he concertises widely across the world. His
discography is extensive, with pride of place going to several recordings of all
five Prokofiev��s piano concertos, as well as Mozart��s piano concertos among
others. Most recently he has recorded several of Chopin��s works. In
1992 Professor Krainev established in Kharkov, his birthplace, an international
competition for young pianists as well as a charitable foundation to help young
pianists. Professor
Alexander Rudin Cello Professor
Rudin was born in Moscow and showed his musical talent at a very early age,
graduating from the prestigious Gnessin Institute as cellist and pianist and
later on from the Moscow Conservatory as a conductor. His diverse talents and
interests, however, are focused on the cello, winning prizes in several
prestigious international competitions including the Gaspar Cassado and the
Tchaikovsky Competition in Moscow (1982, second prize). In 2002 he was invited
by the Tchaikovsky Competition to chair the cello section for that year.
Professor Rudin teaches now at the Tchaikovsky Conservatory in Moscow but also
concertises in numerous countries both as a cello soloist and in chamber groups.
He also leads an active career as a conductor with symphonic and chamber
orchestras in various countries. His
discography is extensive and includes all of Bach��s solo cello suites.
Programme Monday
12 December 2005, at 8:00 pm, City Hall Concert Hall ________________________________________________________________________ L.V.
Beethoven:
7 Variations for cello and piano on the duet ��Bei Männern, welche
Liebe fülhen�� from ��Die Zauberflöte�� by Mozart, in E flat
major,
WoO 46 F.
Chopin:
Sonata for cello and piano in G minor, Op. 65
Allegro moderato
Scherzo, Allegro con brio
Largo
Finale, allegro
Intermission C.
Debussy:
Sonata for cello and piano in D minor
Prologue, Lent
Serenade, Moderement anime
Finale, Anime
D.
Shostakovich:
Sonata for cello and piano in D minor,Op. 40
Allegro non troppo-Largo
Allegro
Largo
Allegro ________________________________________________________________________ Master classes Professor
Krainev will hold masterclasses on 9th. and 10th. Dec. from 10:00 to
13:00 and on 13th., 14th., 15th. and 16th.
Dec. from 10:00 to 13:00 and from 15:00 to 19:00. Masterclasses
to take place at: Tom Lee Music Theatre 1 (Cameron Lane, TST). Attendance
to these classes will be free of charge but enrollment is necessary. For
information and enrollment, please send your particulars and enquiries to The
Chopin Society of Hong Kong at: afreris@netvigator.com
or by Fax: 2810 0465 or to Professor Eleanor Wong at: eleanorylwong@yahoo.com
or by Fax: 2525 4076. Information
about The Chopin Society of Hong Kong and its activities can be found in the
Society��s website at www.chopinsocietyhk.org
or e-mail: afreris@netvigator.com
for further details. Tickets
are available from Urbtix Outlets at HK$150 and HK$ 100. Concessionary
tickets at 50% discount are available to students, senior citizens and the
disabled. A 50% group discount is available when buying four or more tickets. Urbtix
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