Throughout the piano performance world, male pianists have always occupied the dominant position, but in fact, there are not a few excellent female pianists, and today Xiaobian will take stock of a few female pianists who combine talent and beauty for everyone!
1. Lola Astanova
American famous female pianist, born in Uzbekistan. At the age of 6, she entered the Uzbek Gifted Children's Music School, toured the world at the age of 8, and was later admitted to the Tchaikovsky Conservatory in Moscow, where even her teachers praised her for her "rare original performance". She is known for her interpretations of the works of Chopin, Liszt and Rachmaninoff.
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2. Sa Chen
Born in Chongqing, China, he is a pianist who has been called "one of the brightest performers of his generation" by London Classical FM Radio, and is in the same door as Li Yundi. Chen Sa typhoon steady, the style of the song is decent, the tone is rich in layering, she plays Chopin "a combination of skill and poetry", extraordinary, unique and precious.
3. Katharina Treutler
She began studying piano at the age of seven and studied at the Hannover Conservatory of Music and Drama in Germany under professor Gotsk. She is the winner of many international awards, such as the first prize in the Braunschweig International Piano Competition in Germany, the prize money of the Les Rencontrs International Piano Competition in Belgium, etc., and is often invited to participate in solo performances at major music festivals around the world.
4. Olga Scheps
Olga Shepps, a Russian-German female pianist, is one of the most accomplished young soloists today. He began to learn the piano at the age of 4, and at the age of 14, he won many piano competitions and attracted much attention. She once said: "For me, music is an extension of my expressiveness, it is my other language, the work is my script, and I am an actor." Olga has a strong appeal in interpreting the works of Russian composers and Chopin, and many of her recitals and piano concertos are classics.
5. Valentina Lisitsa
Valentina Listiza, a Ukrainian-American pianist, began learning to play at the age of 3 and having her first solo concert at the age of 4, after which she studied at the Lviv Lysenko Conservatory and the Kiev Conservatory. Her performance of Chopin's 24 Etudes was praised by classical music lovers, her performance was rated by the industry as "like an angel playing", and Listiza was considered a "pianist full of current".
6. Alice Sara Ott
A German pianist of Japanese descent, she began learning to play at the age of 4 and won the first prize at the famous German "Youth Music" competition at the age of 7. Ott became famous overnight for Lang Lang's piano concerto No. 1, and also made the Chinese audience feel very close.
Alice used to play barefoot when playing, because she felt that wearing high heels could not flexibly pedal, so she simply played barefoot, so she continued this habit, and has since been affectionately called "barefoot fairy" by Chinese audiences.
7. Khatia Buniatishvili
A french Georgian female pianist, she is a very outstanding young pianist. She began learning piano from her mother at an early age, and at the age of 6 began to perform with symphony orchestras, performing on stages across Europe, and even Agridge praised her. Katia has a solid basic skill and a quiet inner temperament, which not only infects the audience, but also integrates into her music, exuding a unique charm.
8. Yuja Wang
Wang Yujia is a world young pianist and international pianist. He began learning to play the piano at the age of 6 and then went to the Royal Monte Conservatory of Music in Calgary, Canada as an exchange student to study piano. She has both the natural casualness of a young man and the rigor and precision of a mature artist. Her performance is free and majestic, she can perform difficult repertoire well, and she has a keen insight into music. The San Francisco Daily once said of her: "The emergence of chinese pianist Wang Yujia is an exciting and unexpected development in the music industry. Listening to her performance live will make people unconsciously rethink a question: "How good can the piano be played?" ”
These talented female pianists, although they do not have some of the innate practice advantages of male pianists, they have a feminine force of different men. Behind their dazzling achievements is not a day,rather than a day-old love for music and perseverance in the practice of the piano