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SUMMARY:Irina Zahharenkova\, Yuka Morishige (Japan/Germany)\, Izumi Tateno (Japan/Finland)\, Kirill Lissijenko
DESCRIPTION:7th EIVERE PIANO FESTIVAL 2rd – 4th of August 2019\n  \n4th of August at 3 PM\nGala Concert\nIrina Zahharenkova\,\nYuka Morishige (Japan/Germany)\,\nIzumi Tateno (Japan/Finland)\,\nKirill Lissijenko\nProgramme: Paganini/Liszt\, Chopin\, Tšaikovski\, Debussy etc\nTickets 15€/10€ \nIRINA ZAHHARENKOVA\nis one of the most outstanding and worldwide acclaimed pianists of her generation. She started piano studies at the age of four with her mother and continued in Tallinn Georg Ots Music School (Prof. Mare Ots\, 1991-1995) and Estonian Academy of Music and Theater (EAMT\, piano: prof. Lilian Semper; harpsichord: prof. Maris Valk-Falk\, 1995-2000)\, where she finished her master’s studies in 2003 (Prof. L. Semper). I. Zahharenkova continued her studies in EAMT’s doctorate level between 2003-2011. She defended her master’s degree at Helsinki Sibelius Academy in 2010 (Prof. Hui-Ying Liu Tawaststjerna).I. Zahharenkova has taken part of several world famous pianists’ master classes (S. Kovachevich\, A. Hewitt\, A. Schiff\, V. Meržanov\, H. Dreyfus\, P. Hantaï\, C. Stembridge\, P. Vapavuori etc.) and won first prizes in such international competitions as M. Čiurlionis Competition (Lithuania\, 2003)\, “Premio Jaén” Competition (Spain\, 2004)\, hammer piano competition in Bruges at the “Van Vlaanderen” Festival (Belgium\, 2004)\, competition in Épinal (France\, 2004)\, harpsichord competition at “Prague Spring” Festival (Czech\, 2005)\, G. Enescu Piano Competition (Rumania\, 2005)\, Geneva Piano Competition (Switzerland\, 2005)\, Alessandro Casagrande Competition (Italy\, 2006)\, J. S. Bach Piano Competition in Leipzig (Germany\, 2006)\, Villa-Lobos Competition (Brazil\, 2006) and A. Rubinštein Piano Competition (Israel\, 2008). I. Zahharenkova has performed at many reputed international festivals in Italy\, France\, Germany\, Finland and Norway. At the reputed Kuhmo Chamber Music Festival as well as Eivere Piano Festival and Tallinn Chamber Music Festival she has continuously been at the top of the list of who’s invited. She has been a soloist in front of many orchestras including the Estonian National Symphony Orchestra\, Tallinn Chamber Orchestra\, Helsinki City Orchestra\, Israel Philharmonic\, Orchestre de la Suisse Romande and Orchestre National de Lorraine and she is continuously performing at chamber concerts either with piano or harpsichord solo pieces. Two CD-s have been released with her interpretations: J. S. Bach Goldberg variations BWV 988 (2010\, Classical Recordings) and D. Scarlatt sonatas (2012\, Classical Recordings) and a DVD “Keyboard Juggleress / Klahvpillivõlur” (2009\, Estonian Records Production). Last recordings done in Japan and Zurich in the world’s leading recording studios in 2017 are soon to be released. I. Zahharenkova has an extensive repertory which comprises of pieces from baroque to contemporary music.  At this time\, she is a lecturer in Sibelius Academy\, Finland and EAMT. For self-improving purposes\, she has also studied the organ\, chemistry\, theology and Estonian-Finnish philology.\n\nYUKA MORISHIGE\nwas born in Tokyo\, Japan and started to play the piano at the age of four. After the graduation of Toho-Gakuen School of Music\, she entered the Universität der Künste Berlin (Prof. Klaus Hellwig) in Germany\, where she gained her performing diploma (2014) and master’s degree in music (2017). She has also taken part of chamber music master courses (Franck-Immo Zichner) and gained another master’s degree (2019). During her studies she got scholarships from Yamaha music foundation\, Gisela und Erich Andreas Stiftung and Ottilie-Selbach-Redslob-Stiftung. Y. Morishige has gained prizes in many international competitions including Artur Schnabel Competition in Berlin\, Young Piano Stars International Piano Competition and Pianale International Piano Competition. In 2017 she was one of the semifinalists of the Saint-Priest International Piano Competition and Busoni International Piano Competition. Y. Morishige has performed both as a soloist and as a chamber musician all over Europe as well as in Japan and South Korea. She has performed as a soloist among others such works as Piano Concerto Op.17 by Paderewski at the big hall of Berliner Philharmonie with Akademisches Orchester Berlin\, “Symphony of Psalms” by Stravinsky at the Berliner Philharmonie with Junges Ensemble Berlin. Sometimes she is working as an extra with Neubrandenburger Philharmonie.\n\nIZUMI TATENO\nis one of Japanese most outstanding pianists\, who has performed over 3000 concerts around the world and released over hundred recordings. He has graduated from the Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music. Since 1968 he is living in Helsinki and as well as Tokyo. He is a professor at the Sibelius Academy and the president of the Sibelius Society of Japan. In 1982 and 1988\, Izumi Tateno performed as a soloist with the Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra’s tour in Japan. In 1984\, he performed with the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra as a soloist on its European tour. He took part of the St. Petersburg White Nights Festival in 1995. The same year he gave solo recitals around Japan and in Helsinki in commemoration of his thirty-fifth year as a concert pianist. In honour of the two hundredth anniversary of Schubert’s birth\, he presented a seven-evening series of over 50 concerts around Japan and Finland. In 1998 he became the artistic director of an annual event called the “Oulunsalo Music Festival Izumi Tateno and His Friends.”\nOn January 9\, 2002 I. Tateno collapsed in Finland on stage with an apoplectic stroke\, which resulted in a paralysis of the right half of his body. After rehabilitation\, he returned to concert activities in the spring of 2004 and performed solo recitals throughout Japan\, playing with only his left hand. His passion for music has moved people and he has been capturing people’s attention since then. Currently\, he continues his carrier as a concert pianist and a number of new pieces have been written for him by several composers including Pehr Henrik Nordgren\, Michio Mamiya\, Hikaru Hayashi\, Yasuo Sueyoshi\, Takashi Yoshimatsu\, Coba (Yasuhiro Kobayashi)\, and Kensaku Tanikawa. In 2007\, he premièred “Cepheus note”\, the first piano concerto for a left hand in Japan composed by Takashi Yoshimatsu. Izumi Tateno has performed as a soloist under such renowned conductors as Rafael Frühbeck de Burgos\, Jiři Belohlavek\, Eliahu Inbal\, Charles Dutoit\, Kurt Masur\, John Pritchard and Mariss Jansons\, Paavo Berglund\, Okko Kamu\, Jukka-Pekka Saraste\, Hiroyuki Iwaki and Hiroshi Wakasugi. His broad repertoire ranges from classical to contemporary pieces. He has received numerous prizes and awards including 2nd Prize at the Messiaen International Piano Competition (1968)\, a badge from the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs (1996)\, Sibelius Medal by the Sibelius Society of Finland (2006)\, The Order of the Rising Sun (2008) etc.\n\nKIRILL LISSIJENKO\nhas graduated from the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre (EAMT) in 2010 (prof. Lilian Semper\, Irina Zahharenkova\, Age Juurikas). In 2016\, he graduated from master’s level of the Sibelius Academy in the piano class of Hui-Ying Liu-Tawaststjerna and from EAMT in the chamber music class of Matti Reimann. Kirill has furthered his skills in the master classes of pianists like Tamas Ungar\, Rolf Plagge\, Cyprien Katsaris\, Daniel Pollack. He has successfully taken part of piano competitions “Helm Valtman” and “Con Brio” in Tallinn. In 2015\, he obtained the 2nd Prize at the Alion Baltic International Music Competition. He is often performing in Estonia\, Finland\, Sweden and Russia and he has cooperated with two well-known singers – Maria Veretenina and Nadia Kurem and the flutist Andre Cebrian Garea. Kirill is frequently playing the harpsichord in a baroque ensemble and he has performed with the EAMT Symphony Orchestra guided by Paul Mägi.
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LOCATION:Eivere mõis\, Paide vald\, Estonia
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SUMMARY:Final concert of the students of Eivere Summer School for Pianists
DESCRIPTION:7th EIVERE PIANO FESTIVAL 2rd – 4th of August 2019\n4th of August at 12 PM\nPaide Town Hall\nFinal concert of the students of Eivere Summer School for Pianists\nFree entrance
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SUMMARY:Yuka Morishige
DESCRIPTION:7th EIVERE PIANO FESTIVAL 2rd – 4th of August 2019\n3rd of August at 7 PM\nYuka Morishige (Japan/Germany)\nProgramme: Schubert\, Debussy\nTickets 10€/7€\nYUKA MORISHIGE\nwas born in Tokyo\, Japan and started to play the piano at the age of four. After the graduation of Toho-Gakuen School of Music\, she entered the Universität der Künste Berlin (Prof. Klaus Hellwig) in Germany\, where she gained her performing diploma (2014) and master’s degree in music (2017). She has also taken part of chamber music master courses (Franck-Immo Zichner) and gained another master’s degree (2019). During her studies she got scholarships from Yamaha music foundation\, Gisela und Erich Andreas Stiftung and Ottilie-Selbach-Redslob-Stiftung. Y. Morishige has gained prizes in many international competitions including Artur Schnabel Competition in Berlin\, Young Piano Stars International Piano Competition and Pianale International Piano Competition. In 2017 she was one of the semifinalists of the Saint-Priest International Piano Competition and Busoni International Piano Competition. Y. Morishige has performed both as a soloist and as a chamber musician all over Europe as well as in Japan and South Korea. She has performed as a soloist among others such works as Piano Concerto Op.17 by Paderewski at the big hall of Berliner Philharmonie with Akademisches Orchester Berlin\, “Symphony of Psalms” by Stravinsky at the Berliner Philharmonie with Junges Ensemble Berlin. Sometimes she is working as an extra with Neubrandenburger Philharmonie.
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SUMMARY:GALA CONCERT
DESCRIPTION: \n\n \n\n\n5.08 Eivere manor at 3 PM\nGALA CONCERT\nAnahit Nersesyan (Armenia)\, Irina Zahharenkova\,\nIzumi Tateno (Finland/Japan)\, Ralf Taal\nProgramme: Schumann\, Chopin\, Liszt\, Debussy\, Sumera etc. \nTicket 15€/10€ \nIRINA ZAHHARENKOVA \nstarted with piano lessons with her mother when she was four\, studied at the Tallinn Georg Ots Music School (Prof Mare Ots\, 1991-1995) and Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre (piano: Prof Lilian Semper; harpsichord: Prof Maris Valk-Falk\, 1995-2000) where she got her master’s in 2003 (Prof L. Semper). Irina continued at the EAMT doctoral studies in 2003–2011. In 2010 she also got her master’s from Helsinki Sibelius Academy in Finland (Prof Hui-Ying Liu-Tawaststjerna). Irina has furthered her studies in the master classes of S. Kovachevich\, A. Hewitt\, A. Schiff\, V. Meržanov\, H. Dreyfus\, P. Hantaï\, C. Stembridge\, P. Vapavuori etc. Irina has won first prizes in major international piano competitions such as the M. Čiurlionise Competition (Lithuania\, 2003)\, Prémio Jaén Competition (Spain\, 2004)\, “Van Vlaanderen” Festival Piano Competition Brügges (Belgium\, 2004)\, Competition in Epinal (France\, 2004)\, “Praha Spring“ Harpsichord Competition (Czech Republic\, 2005)\, Georges Enescu Piano Competition (Romenia\, 2005)\, Competition in Genf (Switzerland\, 2005)\, Alessandro Casagrande Competition (Italy\, 2006)\, Johann Sebastian Bach Competition (Leipzig\, 2006)\, Villa-Lobos Competition (Brazil\, 2006) and A. Rubinštein Piano Competition (Israel\, 2008). Irina has performed in several international festivals in Italy\, Germany\, Finland\, Norway and Estonia. She has also performed as a soloist with orchestras such as Estonian National Symphony Orchestra\, Tallinn Chamber Orchestra\, Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra\, Israel Philharmonic Orchestra\, Orchestre de la Suisse Romande and Orchestre National de Lorraine. As an extremely versatile musician\, I. Zahharenkova frequently performs on the piano and harpsichord also in solo recitals and chamber music concerts. Two CD’s with Irina’s interpretations of J. S. Bach “Goldberg Variations” BWV 988 (2010\, Classical Recordings) and D. Scarlatti Sonatas (2012\, Classical Records) and also DVD “Keyboard Juggleress” (Estonian Records Production 2009) have been released. Irina’s repertoire encompasses a wide range of musical styles from baroque to contemporary. Today she lives and teaches in Finland and at the EAMT. Irina has also pursued the organ\, chemistry\, as well as Estonian and Finnish philology for her own interest. \nANAHIT NERSESYAN \nis a famous Armenian pianist. She studied at the Tchaikovsky Music School in Yerevan (1961–1972\, Prof E. Voskanyan) and continued her education at the Moscow State Conservatory (Professor V. Merzhanov\, 1972–1977). She got her post-graduate education in piano. Since 1977 she has been teaching at the piano department of the Komitas State Conservatory of Yerevan. She has participated in several international competitions and festivals: VI International Johann Sebastian Bach Competition (1980\, First Prize and Golden Medal\, Germany)\, J. S. Bach 300th Anniversary Festival (1984\, Germany)\, International Conservatory Week Festival (2014\, St. Petersburg) and international festival dedicated to the memory of T. Shebanova (2015). A. Nersesyan has taken master classes at Karol Lipiński University of Music in Wrocław (1985\, Poland) and Tokyo College of Music (1994–1995\, Japan). She has been a member of several international juries: J. S. Bach International Competition in Saarbrücken (1992\, Germany)\, Rachmaninov International Competition (1994\, 1995\, 2004\, 2008\, Russia)\, Balakirev International Competition (2014\, Krasnodar\, Russia)\, International Competition “Minsk 2014” (2014\, Belarus)\, festival dedicated to the 95th anniversary of the birth of V. Merzhanov (2014\, Tambov\, Russia). A. Nersesyan has given solo concerts dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide (2015\, Germany) and a concert dedicated to the 175th anniversary of the birth of P. Tchaikovsky (2015\, Yerevan\, Armenia). She has given several master classes at the Conservatory of Rimsky-Korsakov (St. Petersburg\, Russia)\, in Sanok (Poland) and in Krasnodar (Russia) and has given numerous recitals in Germany\, France\, Canada\, Finland\, Hungary\, Austria\, Japan\, Baltic countries\, USA and Poland. She has performed with several renowned conductors including Khanjian\, Tjeknavorian\, Manino (Italy)\, van Tristen (Netherlands)\, Koch\, Emin Khachaturian ect. She has also given performances with the Komitas Quartet several times. A. Nersesyan’s albums were popular in the former Soviet Union as well as in Germany and Japan\, where she has toured numerous times. She has released music with the Melodiya and Altus. A. Nersesyan was granted with the title of Meritorious Artist of Armenia in 2007. Currently she is working as a professor at the Yerevan State Komitas Conservatory. \nIZUMI TATENO \n is a top Japanese pianist who has performed over 3000 concerts around the world and released one hundred recordings. In 1968\, he placed second at the Messiaen International Piano Competition. In 1976\, the Finnish government awarded him the Order of the First Class Knight of the Lion of Finland. Since 1981 he has been beneficiary of a stipend given by the government of Finland. He is presently the president of the Sibelius Society of Japan. In both 1982 and 1988\, I. Tateno performed as a soloist with the Helsinki Philharmonic Orchestra’s tour in Japan. In 1984\, he performed with the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra as a soloist on its European tour. In 1994\, he was soloist with a Japan tour by the Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra. He was invited to the St. Petersburg White Nights Festival in 1995. The same year he gave recitals around Japan and in Helsinki in commemoration of his thirty-fifth year as a concert pianist. In 1996\, he received an award from the Japanese foreign minister for his contributions to friendly relations between Japan and other nations. In honor of the two hundredth anniversary of Schubert’s birth\, he presented a seven-evening series of over 50 concerts around Japan and Finland. From 1989 until 1993 he worked as artistic director for the Finland Music Festival\, and from 1991\, the artistic director of the Nordic Light Sapporo music festival. In 1998 he became the artistic director of an annual event called the “Oulunsalo Music Festival Izumi Tateno and His Friends.” On January 9\, 2002 I. Tateno collapsed on stage with an apoplectic stroke. It was right after the last piece at his recital in Finland. It resulted in a paralysis of the right half of his body. After concentrating on continuous rehabilitation\, he returned to concert activities and performed recitals throughout Japan in May 2004\, playing with only his left hand. His passion for music has moved people and he has been capturing people’s attention since then. Various magazines and TV programmes have taken up his life. Currently\, he continues solo activities only with the left hand\, and a number of new pieces for the left hand have been written for him by composers who were touched by his activities. Most active composers as Michio Mamiya\, Pehr Henrik Nordgren\, Hikaru Hayashi\, Yasuo Sueyoshi\, Takashi Yoshimatsu\, Coba (Yasuhiro Kobayashi)\, and Kensaku Tanikawa have dedicated their original works to his left hand. The music pieces he worked on as if following water vein of his life give audience unforgettable impression\, being backed with his calmly burning love for music. In 2007\, he premièred “Cepheus note”\, the first piano concerto for a left hand in Japan composed by Takashi Yoshimatsu\, with Sächsische Staataskapelle Dresden. I. Tateno has performed as a soloist under such renowned conductors as Rafael Frühbeck de Burgos\, Jiři Belohlavek\, Eliahu Inbal\, Charles Dutoit\, Kurt Masur\, John Pritchard and Mariss Jansons. He has performed with almost every living Finnish and Japanese conductor Paavo Berglund\, Okko Kamu\, Jukka-Pekka Saraste\, Hiroyuki Iwaki and Hiroshi Wakasugi\, to name a few. His broad repertoire ranges from classical to contemporary pieces. He has received high acclaim for his performances and recordings in all genres. Honorable Director of Minamisouma Shimin Bunka Hall in Fukushima\, Japan\, President of the Sibelius Society of Japan\, and Advisor of the Sévrac Society of Japan. In 2006 he was awarded the Sibelius Medal by the Sibelius Society of Finland. In autumn 2008\, for the outstanding contribution during his musical activities of many years\, I. Tateno was awarded “The Order of the Rising Sun\, Gold Rays with Rosette” and the honorable recognition from the Commissioner for Cultural Affairs in Japan. \nRALF TAAL \nhas graduated from the Tallinn Music High School and the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre (EAMT). In 1993\, he won the 1st Prize at the young pianists’ competition dedicated to the 150th anniversary of E. Grieg and in 1994 R. Taal won the National Pianists’ Competition and Young Interprets’ Competition-Festival “Con Brio”. He was a scholar of the Estonian Concert for the 1994/95 concert season. In 1995\, he was awarded with a special prize at the Schubert International Pianists’ Competition in Dortmund for being the youngest finalist. R. Taal has performed as a soloist with almost all Estonian orchestras and he has given numerous solo concerts. He has cooperated with such outstanding conductors as Eri Klas\, Paavo Järvi\, Olari Elts\, Arvo Volmer\, Tõnu Kaljuste\, Anu Tali etc. His solo programs mostly include music from Schubert\, Beethoven and Chopin. In addition to being active as a soloist R. Taal is also a valued ensemble partner for several vocal and instrumental soloists\, including singers Mati Palm\, Ain Anger\, Pille Lill\, Helen Lokuta\, Monika-Evelin Liiv and instrumentalists Indrek Vau\, Oksana Sinkova\, Toomas Vavilov\, Andrus Haav etc. R. Taal is working as a pedagogue at the EAMT and at the Georg Ots Tallinn Music School and he was a concertmaster at the Estonian National Opera (1998-2014).  In 2011\, he was rewarded with the annual award of the Estonian Culture Endowment’s Music (Sound Design) Fund. In 2014\, he released his solo album with Chopin’s piano music “Magic of Sound” (Estonian Record Productions).
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SUMMARY:Final concert of Summer Academy
DESCRIPTION: \n\n \n5.08 Paide Town Hall at 12 PM\nFinal concert of Eivere Summer Academy for Pianists \nFree entrance
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LOCATION:Paide vald
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SUMMARY:Anahit Nersesyan (piano\, Armenia) 
DESCRIPTION: \n\n \n4.08 Eivere manor at 7 PM\nAnahit Nersesyan (Armenia)\nProgramme: Bach\, Grieg\, Armenian composers  \nTicket 10€/7€
URL:https://www.plmf.ee/en/event/anahit-nersesyan-piano-armenia/
LOCATION:Paide vald
CATEGORIES:Concerts,Eivere,Festivals
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SUMMARY:Irina Zahharenkova (piano)
DESCRIPTION: \n\n \n3.08 Eivere manor at 7 PM\nIrina Zahharenkova \nProgramme: Tchaikovsky\, Ravel etc. \nTicket 10€/7€
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