News & Highlights
• Frédéric Chopin
Trois Nocturnes op.9, Impromptu no.1 op.29
• Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy
Song without words "Duetto", op.38 no.6
Andante cantabile e Presto agitato
• Sergei Rachmaninoff
Préludes op.32 nos.5/12; op.23 no.7
etc.
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Vadim is prize winner of the 29th Masterplayers International Music Competition in Lugano (Switzerland)
| With gestural clearness Vadim Chaimovich fascinates the audience at the summer concert in Convent Medingen |
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Barbara Kaiser in the Uelzen General Newspaper, August 10, 2009 |
THE YOUNG PIANIST from Lithuania, whom the abbess Monika von Kleist introduced as
"the friend of the house", because "one will imagine no summer concert without him", enchanted and fascinated
the audience in the convent chapel once again… This extraordinary concert grew wings of beauty and poetry
in a way which combined technical brilliance, intense interpretation and high aesthetic demands.
The artist’s execution of Bach’s "French Suite" was subtle and expressive…
Vadim Chaimovich sits at the piano as if he were inventing the notes at this very moment, as if he
were only fantasizing… Lasting applause at the end!
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Vadim gave his debut performance in Weill Recital Hall
at Carnegie Hall as the First Prize winner of the 2009
Bradshaw & Buono International Piano Competition (New York)
Vadim is the winner of the 2009 10th International WCH Competition!
78 musicians from 20 countries took part in the competition held in the United States from January to late February 2009...
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Vadim's recital inaugurates a new series of piano concerts "Aqua Piano" in the Bavarian spa resort town of Bad Füssing
"The public experienced a concert in a class of its own. The young pianist's performance was full of brilliance and mastery..."
fjh, Passau News
with piano sonatas by Joseph Haydn
sonata Hob. XVI:41
sonata Hob. XVI:6
and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
sonata KV 330
sonata KV 457
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November 9th, 2008 | Siemens-Werkhalle Görlitz
W. A. Mozart: Double Concerto in E flat major (KV.365)
in collaboration with Kadri-Ann Sumera and the
Sinfonietta Dresden Orchestra (Conductor: Milko Kersten).
Ständehaus Kassel
Works of Ludwig van Beethoven and György Ligeti
Theater Regensburg
Maurice Ravel
piano concerto in G Major
Regensburg Philharmonic Orchestra
conductor: Nicholas Milton
| July 6th, 2008 | Hannover Chopin Society |
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«Enjoying musical pastorals»
by Okka Mallek
[Vadim Chaimovich] presented an elegantly harmonized programme, spanning a wide musical range from Haydn over Beethoven and
Chopin to Rachmaninoff.
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| July 7th, 2008 | Westphalian News |
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«A brilliant lead up»
The piano recital given by the outstanding Vadim Chaimovich
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| July 2nd, 2008 | Schlitzer Bote |
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«The third marvellous concert with Vadim Chaimovich»
Last Saturday the Lithuanian pianist Vadim Chaimovich gave his third performance at the Hallenburg, and just like his
concerts in 2006 and 2007, this one again filled the numerous guests in the Gartensaal with enthusiasm...
He demonstrated technical brilliance and straight expressiveness, rigid, powerful and very accentuated playing in
Robert Schumann's Forest Scenes op. 82. Charming were the well-known impromptu and the buoyant waltzes by Chopin,
which the pianist virtually lived through...
The thunderous applause with several curtain calls was followed by two encores. |
The two-movement Haydn sonata no. 41 in B flat Major performed in a relaxed and playful manner was a promising lead up.
However, it was in the following two early Beethoven sonatas op. 14 that the pianist revealed his distinct conceptional intentions.
His gracefully sounding, reciting playing was always the main characteristic feature [...].
To play the three nocturnes op. 9, the first of the four Impromptus and the two waltzes op. 34 as a whole was a brilliant
idea and a great success. The hearers were captivated by the tonal noble-mindedness, emphatic voicing and poetic storytelling.
The three preludes by Sergey Rachmaninoff were a test to the young pianist's virtuosity - his performance was technically brilliant,
marked by characteristic playful lightness and elegance.
(an exceptional pianist, indeed!) turned out to be a brilliant lead up to the 13th Ludingshausen Summer Festival...
With works by Haydn, Beethoven, Chopin and Rachmaninoff he covered the range of virtuosity and sensitivity which reached
and excited his listeners...| March 4th, 2008 | Hessian / Lower Saxon general newspaper |
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«Melody floated over music» The young Lithuanian pianist was brilliant at Haydn, Mozart, Chopin and Rachmaninoff.
Due to his excellent technique and fine musicianship he succeeded in creating a remarkable variety of rhythmic
nuances and timbres, he let melodies float over music with astonishing transparency... |
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| February 19th, 2008 | Rhenish Post |
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«An evening full of romanticism»
From the very beginning the pianist let the music just be itself... He asserted nothing except what the pieces themselves
expressed... Very often the piano sounded like a complex carillon... |
W. A. Mozart
Piano Concerto no. 20 KV 466
Carl Maria von Weber Philharmonic Orchestra
Ekkehard Klemm, conductor
Vadim Chaimovich, piano
Up to eight grand pianos on the stage of the Dresden Kulturpalast with
works by Liszt, Rossini, Milhaud, Debussy, Wagner etc.
