Kino filmas "Pietinia kronikas"

Performer
CAN ÇAKMUR (piano, Turkey)

In the program:
Franz Schubert - Sonata for piano in C minor, D. 958
Robert Schumann - "Butterflies", op. 2
Frédéric Chopin - Great Glowing Waltz in E flat major, Op. 18; Four Mazurkas, Op. 24; Ballad no. 4 in F minor, Op. 52

2017 of Scotland and 2018 Turkish pianist CAN ÇAKMUR, who won first prizes at the International Piano Competitions in Hamamatsu (Japan), is described as "a musician whose ideas and wisdom surpass his age." In addition, he is awarded the means to express the richness of his imagination" (Gramophone).

The artist has also received the 2015 Young Musician Award at the 5th Donizetti Classical Music Awards in Istanbul, 2018. the DAAD Prize of the Weimar Franz Liszt University of Music and the 2018 Aydin Gün Encouragement Award of the Istanbul Culture and Art Foundation. C. Çakmur participates in the scholarship program "G&S Pekinel Young Musicians on the World Stages".

As a passionate writer and speaker, C. Çakmur has written more than 50 articles for the Turkish classical music magazine Andante and occasionally gives lectures on music on various platforms.

The pianist's recordings with BIS Records were enthusiastically appreciated by the international press, and he won two consecutive International Classical Music Awards (ICMA) (a first in the history of these awards ) for Solo Record of the Year and Young Artist of the Year. His album Without Borders, which focuses on the music of George Enescu, Leo Bartok, Ahmet Adnan Saygun and Dmitri Mitropoulos, was released in 2022. in may Currently, the pianist is preparing a series of 11 albums, in which BIS Records will release all the main works of Franz Schubert and inspired by this composer. The albums will be released between 2022 and 2028 to mark the 200th anniversary of Schubert's death.

He has performed in various concert halls around the world, including London's Wigmore Hall , Glasgow Concert Hall, Eindhoven Muziekgebouw, Tokyo Opera House, Suntory Hall, Fondation Louis Vuitton, as well as in the most prestigious concert halls of his native Turkey.

One ​​of the most important events in the pianist's career in recent years is the premiere of Thom Adés' work "In Seven Days" in Japan at the Suntory Hall with the Yomiuri Nippon Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Masato Suzuki, the closing concert of Festa Musica MUZA Kawasaki with the Tokyo Symphony Orchestra conducted by Tadaaki Otakas, and an acclaimed recital debut at the Foundation Louis Vuitton. C. Çakmur's concerts were recorded and broadcast by BBC 3, Radio Musique France, Arte, NHK, Turkish National Radio and Television, Deutschlandfunk and Classic FM.

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