| Denis PASCAL (pianist) : He
studied with Pierre Sancan at the Conservatory where in
1984 he gained unanious first prizes in piano an chamber
music, before undertaking further with Jacques Rouvier,
Léon Fleischer. Prize-winner in international
competitions in Lisbon, Zurich, the Concert Atist Guil in
New-York and the Cziffra, Lavoisier an Menuhin
Foundations, he finished his studying with György Sebôk
in Bloomington, Indiana, where he received the Artist
Diploma.He is at present Michel Beroff’s assistant
at the Paris Conservatory, and has given solo and chamber
music performances in Europe : Helsinski, Palermo,
Oveido, Valencia, Alicante, Lisbon, Porto, in the USA :
Lincoln Center, Alice Tully Hall, Merkin Hall (New-York),
Kennedy Center (Washington) ; in Paris : Théâtre des
Champs Elysés, salle Gaveau, Châtelet, Opéra Garnier,
Théâtre de la Ville, Théâtre Grévin, and in the
following prestigious festivals : Nohan, St Lizier,
Saintes, Saint Nazaire, Festival d’Ile de France.As
soloist he has appeared with the Lyon and the Bordeaux
and Auvergne Orchestras, with New Japan Philarmonic in
Yokohama, In San Francisco with Philarmonic
Orchestra.Denis Pascal performs regularly on the radio
and Television.He is much sought after by partners such
as Janos Starker, or late Alain Marion with whom he
recorded the complete Beethoven Sonatas ( awarded by a
Diapason d’or)He uses his musical qualities and his
thirst for discovery of unduly neglected works, to great
effect both in the standard repertoire and in new
music.So it is that he has recorded the Impressionistic
Piano ( Debussy, Images), (the Post-romantic composer)
Joseph Marx’s complete piano well received by the
critics ( Choc de la Musique),and recently release
recording of Franz Liszt’s The 19 Hungarian
Rhapsodies awarded by Classica magazine and Choc de la
musique and recommanded by the Franz Liszt French
association.In Chamber music : Schuman, Brahms Sonatas
for piano and viola with Françoise Gnéri ; Joseph
Marx’s works for cello and piano and Lieder ,
Beethoven's 10 Sonatas for flute and piano with Alain
Marion awarded by a Diapason d'OR.... |
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