Mikhail Voskresensky

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Mikhail Voskressensky commands an international reputation as a pianist in the great Romantic tradition. He graduated from the Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatory under prof. Lev Oborin (piano) and prof. Leonid Roizman (organ). Prize-winner of Schumann International Competition in Berlin, International Competition in Rio de Janeiro, George Enescu International Competition in Bucarest and Van Cliburn Competition in Fort Worth. In 1957 the young pianist took part in the Prague Spring Festival where he performed European premiere of Shostakovich’s Second Piano concerto with the presence of Shostakovich himself. Voskressensky’s concert geography is very large. He performed with more than 150 conductors in almost all countries of Europe, Japan, Korea, China, Australia, USA, Mexico and Peru. He had wonderful critics at international festivals in Tours, Colmar and Aix-en-Provence: “Voskressensky is not only an outstanding virtuoso, he lives in music and plunges into its depths…” Semaines Musicales, Tours. During his New York debut his performance of Liszt Sonata and 5-th Scriabin sonata was highly praised. His colleagues in chamber music include the Borodin quartet, the Shostakovich quartet, the Tokyo quartet in New York, violinists M.Yashvili (all violin sonatas of Beethoven in 2004-05 season), R.Nodel and P.Berman, and cellists E.Altman and A.Kniazev. Voskressensky’s large repertoire includes all Beethoven sonatas, all works by Chopin, and 57 piano concertos with orchestra, played wit

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The Perfect Wedding Reception Music: Classical Piano at Dinner

Chopin. Complete Nocturnes

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Mozart Study to the Classics Relaxing Classical Music for Quiet Study and Concentration

Sergei Rachmaninov. Morceaux de Salon. Moments Musicaux

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Khachaturian conducts Khachaturian and Shostakovich

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Classical Music for Concentration: Study with Mozart

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Relaxing Classical Mozart: Soothing Classical Music For Calm and Relaxation

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Шопен: Баллады

Scriabin. Complete Piano Sonatas

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Schubert. Works for piano

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40 Relaxing Piano Classics

Mikhail Voskresensky plays Mozart, Beethoven

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