Vladimir Mogilevsky

Vladimir Mogilevsky / Piano

Frederic Chopin’s brilliant music has always captivated audiences and at the same time reveals his favourite instrument: the piano. Today, the great piano composer is a benchmark for every pianist and one of the most famous and successful personalities in music history. The young pianist Vladimir Mogilevsky plays a diverse Chopin repertoire that includes his waltzes, nocturnes and mazurkas.

Vladimir Jurowski & Martin Helmchen

The concert will be broadcast on Deutschlandfunk Kultur on 18 April 2024 at 8.03 pm.

ensemble unitedberlin, Vladimir Jurowski

“Music is a labyrinth without beginning and without end, full of new paths to be discovered, where the mystery remains eternal.” This concert is dedicated to the composer and sound thinker Pierre Boulez, who would have celebrated his 100th birthday in 2025. And it is dedicated to “Dérive”, a cultural technique that is emblematic of Pierre Boulez's fascinating way of thinking in sound. The technique, defined by the writer Guy Debord, describes a way of wandering around a place in order to discover it. In the two works Dérive I and Dérive II, Boulez explored the many possible derivations of a hexachord by Paul Sacher. The six notes of this chord haunted Boulez for many years.

Vladimir Jurowski & Alina Ibragimova

Vladimir Mogilevsky / Piano Recital

Vladimir Mogilevsky is an official artist of »Steinway & Sons« and winner of numerous international festivals and competitions, including the International Prize for the best interpretation of Beethoven sonatas in Portugal and the »Grand Prix« for piano four-hands with Vadim Repin in Macedonia. He performs regularly in the major concert halls in Germany. In addition to his concert activities, he teaches masterclasses worldwide and is a jury member at various competitions. At the Laeiszhalle, he will be performing a selection of Ludwig van Beethoven’s most beautiful piano sonatas, including the »Moonlight Sonata« and the »Appassionata«. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

Vladimir Jurowski & Yunchan Lim

ensemble unitedberlin, Vladimir Jurowski

Agata Zubel's “Mother Lode III” (Hauptader 3), which explores the effects of spatial sound, is followed by the world premiere of a concerto for two percussionists and ensemble by Latvian composer Jānis Petraškevičs. Composer Anna Korsuns compares her work “Plexus” (network mesh) to “a complex network of sounds that is constantly in motion and forms an organic structure.” The final piece is Georg Katzer's “Godot kommt doch, geht aber wieder”, a musical game with expectations and surprises.

Klassische Philharmonie Bonn, Vladimir Fanshil

Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Berlin, Vladimir Jurowski

Moderated rehearsal with Vladimir Jurowski

Visitors learn about the most important genres of classical music in our moderated rehearsals: Symphony, solo concerto, symphonic poem. In conversation with the conductor or soloist, you will learn exciting facts about the works and gain a deep insight into the rehearsal work of the orchestra. Afterwards, you can hear the complete work or excerpts from it. This is an offer for school classes from middle school and adults.Duration: approx. 90 minutes Participation free of chargeRegistration required. Registration link follows. Please note the the moderated rehearsal will be in german.