 Landesmusikakademie Hessen (Germany) The Russian Academy of Music presents International Malinin Music Forum 2010 AUGUST 10-22, 2010 Musical Academy in Schlitz (Hessen, Germany), located in Hellenburg Castle Intense piano study course in one of the most beautiful vacation spots in Germany.  The Beautiful Fulda River - Photo: K. Jähne   Six Individual coaching sessions with master teachers (45 minutes each) No age limit - Master Classes open to all participants Lectures on piano technique and interpretation Seminars and consultations including: |
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Modern Music (composer and pianist Malte Mekiffer) |
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and Movement (the issues of tension and relaxation) hosted by Elena
Zhukova, a soloist of the Bolshoi Theater Ballet and graduate of
Moscow Conservatory |
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Interpretation Seminar (Tatiana Malinin-Fedkina) |
Boat trips and other sightseeing events Special Prize, €1000 for an outstanding participant All participants perform in public concert on August 21, 2010 Tuition €1200.00 (includes lodging, 3 meals a day, two excursions) For more information contact: office@malininpianocenter.org  |
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Tatiana Malinin-Fedkina Artistic Director - Winner of the International Frédéric Chopin Piano Competition in Warsaw (1975). - President of the International Malinin Center. - Creator and Executive Director of the Malinin Project - Artistic Director of the International Youth Philharmonic Project - Founder and President of the International Piano Competition "Romantischer Stern" (Germany), now in its fourth year. - Graduate of the Moscow Conservatory with Doctoral degree. - Concert Pianist, Composer, and Teacher |
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a remarkable destiny... The first step to the stage took place at five,
at eight she's written her first fairy-tale-opera; at nine, piano
sonatas and chamber music. At ten, the first recital in Moscow,
which lasted more than two hours. At eleven, her first appearance
with a symphony orchestra; at twelve, a tour through the USSR
with the legendary conductor, N. Rakhlin, who performed the first
Tchaikowsky piano concerto with the young pianist. She was among those favored few who had a huge, intoxicating success. Almost all the newspapers and magazines of the USSR, as well as many foreign editions, wrote about her unique phenomenon. Radio and TV spoke about her. Besides her rare talent and dillegence, this girl had an iron will and the firm faith in the path she had chosen. |
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| Dimitri Shastakovitch granted her great support in the development of
her talent, organizing the young pianist's first concerts and
presenting a concert piano to her. After graduating from the Moscow Conservatory and completing
post-graduate studies, she continued performing concerts.
Listeners in Europe, Latin America and Japan have admired her art. Ms. Malinin-Fedkina made numerous appearances on TV; she also recorded many DVDs and CDs, which were always met with a great critical acclaim. |
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Evgeny Rivkin Professor of Piano at the University of Georgia Evgeny Rivkin was born in Russia and earned his master’s and doctoral degrees at the Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatory, where he studied with Professor Evgeny Malinin. He has been the recipient of many major awards, including top prizes in the USSR National Piano Competition in 1977, the Sixth International Tchaikovsky competition in Moscow, the Bayerishe Rundfunk Competition in Munich, 1985, as well as the L. MacMahon International Competition in Lawton, Oklahoma. He has appeared as a soloist and chamber musician in Italy, France, Hungary, Germany, Russia, Latvia, Lithuania, Yugoslavia, USA, Canada, Mexico, Brazil and other countries in live performances as well as radio and TV broadcasts, always earning enthusiastic praise for his exciting pianism and sensitive artistry. |
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Mr. Rivkin has made symphonic appearances and presented solo recitals in many world-famous halls, such as the Great Hall of Moscow Conservatory and Tchaikovsky Hall in Moscow, Great Hall of St. Petersburg Philharmonic Society, Hercules-Saal in Munich, Gewandhaus Hall in Leipzig, Wagner Hall in Riga, Franz Liszt Academy of Music in Budapest, Carnegie Hall in New York and others. His repertoire includes all the keyboard concertos of J.S.Bach, Beethoven, Rachmaninoff and the piano concertos of Schumann, Liszt, Mozart, Tchaikovsky, Shostakovich, Brahms, Grieg, etc., and the major solo literature from the Classical and Romantic eras. Mr. Rivkin has recorded for A-RAM and Melodiya labels in
Russia, Sintez records of Latvia, and in the United States, ACA Recordings.
“Treat yourself to this fine rendition,” wrote Fanfare magazine about his recording of Tchaikovsky’s G major Piano Sonata and The Seasons,
adding that Rivkin brings out the best of this music. Mr. Rivkin has been a Professor of Piano at the University of Georgia since 1995. |
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Yuri Bogdanov Professor of Piano at the Russian Academy of Music Yuri Bogdanov (b.1972) is one of the great pianists of our time. A recipient of the highest artistic honors from the Russian government, he’s been a soloist with Moscow Philharmonic Society, as well as the professor of the Russian Academy of Music. In 1992 he was the first pianist to receive a newly endowed A. Scriabin Scholarship. Mr. Bogdanov received numerous honors at the international piano competitions, among which were Bach Competition in Leipzig (1992, III Prize), Schubert Competition in Dortmund (1993, II Prize), Mendelssohn Competition in Hamburg (1994, III Prize), Schubert Competition in Vienna (1995, Grand Prix), Esther Honens Competition in Calgary (IV Prize) and Seiler competition in Kitzingen (2001, IV Prize). Bogdanov was a winner of the April Festival in Pyongyang in 2004 and received a special prize at the International Piano Competition in Sidney in 1996. |
| Mr. Bogdanov maintains a very busy concert career. He played in over 50 Russian cities. His tours are taking him all over the world - from many countries in Europe to Canada, USA, Korea and Japan. | |
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