11 & 14 MARCH 2009 – PEDRO FERRO

Published: March 15, 2009

Our October artist Hélène Tysman has had to cancel because of illness.

We are very grateful to the Russian pianist, Rem Urasin, who has greed to come in her stead.

 

REM URASIN, piano

Rem Urasin is an internationally acclaimed pianist whose work spans concert performance, recording, artistic direction, and large-scale conceptual projects. Born in Kazan, he developed his musical outlook in a culturally diverse environment that continues to inform his artistic perspective.

 A laureate of major international competitions — including the International Chopin Competition in Warsaw, the Monte Carlo Piano Masters Grand Prix, the Hamamatsu International Piano Competition, and the Sydney International Piano Competition — Urasin has built a distinguished international career.

 Urasin is among the very few pianists in history to have performed the complete works of Frédéric Chopin, including solo pieces, chamber music, vocal compositions, and works for piano and orchestra..

 He has performed extensively throughout Europe, Asia, Australia, and Russia, collaborating with leading orchestras.

Urasin is Artistic Director of the Sviatoslav Richter Foundation Music and Arts Festival in Tarusa and founder of the International Summer School of Art of the Richter Foundation. Since 2022, he has been living in Portugal, continuing his international activity and promoting Portuguese musical heritage through performances, transcriptions, and collaborations with local musicians.

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PEDRO FERRO – piano

1st Concert

Wednesday, 11th March 2009, at 7.30 p.m. sharp

Joseph HAYDN Sonata para piano em Dó menor, Hob. XVI:20
. Moderato
. Andante con moto
. Allegro

Franz SCHUBERT Improviso op. 90 Nº

Robert SCHUMANN Carnaval op. 9

. Preambule; Pierrot; viagra 100mg pills Arlequin; Valse Noble; Eusebius;
Florestan; Coquette; Replique; Sphinxes; Papillons;
A.S.C.H. – S.C.H.A. (Lettres dansantes);
Chiarina; Chopin; Estrella; Reconnaissance;
Pantalon et Colombine; Valse Allemande;
Paganini; Aveau; Promenade; Pause;
Marche dês “Davidsbündler” contre les Philistins

2nd Concert

Saturday, 14th March 2009,

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at 7.30 p.m. sharp

Joseph HAYDN Sonata para piano em Mi menor, Hob. XVI:34
. Presto
. Adagio
. Molto vivace

Franz LISZT Les annés de pèlerinage, Première année –
La Suisse: La Chapelle de Guillaume Tell

Frédéric CHOPIN Estudo op. 25 nº1

Henri DUTILLEUX Sonata para piano
. Allegro con moto

Maurice RAVEL Jeux d'eau

Sergej PROKOFIEV Sonata para piano Nº3
. Allegro tempestoso
. Moderato
. Allegro tempestoso
. Moderato

PEDRO FERRO
Born into a family of musicians, Pedro Ferro started studying the piano with his father at the age of four. He continued his studies at the national conservatory of Lisbon where he obtained his first piano diploma in 2000 with highest distinction. The same year he was admitted to the Music High School of Lisbon as first candidate and obtained his diploma in piano with Professor Tania Achot and in chamber music with professor Olga Prats. At the moment he is studying interpretation with pianist and Professor Antonio Rosado. Participated in classes and masterclasses by Helene Sa e Costa, Paul Badura-Skoda, Pedro Burmester, Sequeira Costa, Vladimir Viardo, Francisco Sassetti and Maria Joao Pires. Won different prizes at national piano comptetitions and in 1999 was awarded a scholarship by the Yamaha Musical Foundation of Europe. He has already played in various concert halls in Portugal as soloist or with orquestra. He recently played several times in concerts transmitted by the classical portuguese radio programmef Antena 2. Pedro Ferro has been teaching at the

Conservatorios of Tomar and Setubal and since 2005 at the Music Academy of the Tejo National Orchestra. In January 2009 he was invited to participate in the Vieira da Silva International Colloquium.

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