Course
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Barcelona, Espagne
Publié: 01 May 2024
Prof. Pavel Gililov at Victoria Music Center
20 - 22 Sep, 2024
Pavel Gililov is a professor at Mozarteum University and is the founder, artistic director and jury president of the International Telekom Beethoven Competition Bonn, and he is a sought-after juror in prestigious competitions.
Pavel Gililov was born in Ukraine, as a child prodigy he was supported by Dimitri Kabalewsky. Still a student, Pavel Gililov won the National Piano Competition in Moscow in 1972 and was first prize winner at Chopin Competition in Warsaw and Viotti Piano Competition in Vercelli.
His numerous performances with the leading orchestras in the most important cultural metropoles of the world were enthusiastically received by the audience and critics. Porf. Gililov's CD recordings for Deutsche Grammophon Gesellschaft, RCA Victor, Toshiba EMI, Orfeo and others established his reputation.
Prof. Gililov will offer a master course of 3 lessons, and as always, all our students will have the opportunity to perform in the final concert in our Concert Hall.
Pavel Gililov was born in Ukraine, as a child prodigy he was supported by Dimitri Kabalewsky. Still a student, Pavel Gililov won the National Piano Competition in Moscow in 1972 and was first prize winner at Chopin Competition in Warsaw and Viotti Piano Competition in Vercelli.
His numerous performances with the leading orchestras in the most important cultural metropoles of the world were enthusiastically received by the audience and critics. Porf. Gililov's CD recordings for Deutsche Grammophon Gesellschaft, RCA Victor, Toshiba EMI, Orfeo and others established his reputation.
Prof. Gililov will offer a master course of 3 lessons, and as always, all our students will have the opportunity to perform in the final concert in our Concert Hall.
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