28/09 – 17h | Teatro Juarez Machado
Nascida em Moscou, estudou na Escola Especializada e Academia Russa de Música Gnessin, onde concluiu o curso de pós-graduação, tendo como professores Yuri Polunin, Valeria Polunina e Vladimir Tropp. Em 1989, recebeu o terceiro prêmio e o prêmio especial no VIII Concurso de Piano de Toda a Rússia, e em 1992 conquistou o Primeiro Prêmio no Concurso Internacional de Piano “J.S. Bach”, na Alemanha. De 1993 a 2006, lecionou na Academia Russa de Música Gnessins e, desde 2003, é professora no Conservatório Estatal Tchaikovsky de Moscou. Realizou concertos na Áustria, Alemanha, França, Suíça, Reino Unido, Eslováquia, Finlândia, Canadá, EUA, Nova Zelândia, Japão, Rússia, Ucrânia e Belarus. Participou de festivais como Mosel Festwochen, na Alemanha, Pianoscope, na França, Akaroa Festival, na Nova Zelândia, International Festival of Lanaudière, no Canadá, Bratislava Music Festival, na Eslováquia e Medtner-Festival, na Rússia, entre outros. Em 1996, lançou pela Arte Nova Classics as Variações Goldberg, de Bach, que recebeu o prêmio “Choc du Monde de la Musique” de 1999, em Paris. Sua gravação com as obras para piano de Nikolai Medtner (Phoenix Edition) recebeu o prêmio francês Diapason d’or. Em 2013, lançou pela gravadora alemã Profil as Sonatas para Piano completas de Josef Haydn. Esta edição foi indicada ao ICMA em 2014 e recebeu o “Choc de Classica”. Gravou ainda o conjunto de obras de Bach pela Profil (2015), as obras para piano de Alexey Stanchinsky (2017) e as obras completas para violino e piano de Nikolai Medtner, com Nikita Boriso-Glebsky (2018).
PROGRAMA
Nikolai Medtner
Stimmungsbilder op.1
J.S. Bach (1685 – 1750)
Variações Goldberg, BWV 988
September 28, Sunday, 5:00 PM – Teatro Juarez Machado
Born in Moscow, Ekaterina Derzhavina studied at the Gnessin Specialized School and the Russian Academy of Music, where she completed her postgraduate studies under the guidance of Yuri Polunin, Valeria Polunina, and Vladimir Tropp. In 1989, she was awarded third place and a special prize at the VIII All-Russian Piano Competition, and in 1992, she won the First Prize at the International J.S. Bach Piano Competition in Germany. From 1993 to 2006, she taught at the Russian Academy of Music Gnessin, and since 2003, she has been a professor at the Tchaikovsky State Conservatory in Moscow.
She has performed in Austria, Germany, France, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, Slovakia, Finland, Canada, the USA, New Zealand, Japan, Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus. She has participated in festivals such as Mosel Festwochen in Germany, Pianoscope in France, the Akaroa Festival in New Zealand, the International Festival of Lanaudière in Canada, the Bratislava Music Festival in Slovakia, and the Medtner Festival in Russia, among others.
In 1996, she released Bach’s Goldberg Variations, which received the Choc du Monde de la Musique award in 1999 in Paris. Her recording of works for piano by Nikolai Medtner (Phoenix Edition) won the French Diapason d’Or. In 2013, she released the complete Piano Sonatas of Josef Haydn through the German label Profil. This edition was nominated for the ICMA in 2014 and received the Choc de Classica. She also recorded the complete works of Bach (2015), piano works by Alexey Stanchinsky (2017), and the complete works for violin and piano by Nikolai Medtner, with Nikita Boriso-Glebsky (2018).
Program
- S. Bach (1685 – 1750)
Goldberg Variations, BWV 988
Nikolai Medtner
Stimmungsbilder, Op. 1
