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An exclusive project of Classical Music Concerts
Technopolis 20 in collaboration with private initiatives and sponsorship, organises high-quality classical music concerts, supporting local talented musicians and hosting world-famous musicians from abroad.
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Upcoming Events
Wed, 23 OctMarkideio Theatre23 Oct 2024, 20:00 – 21:30Markideio Theatre, Andrea Geroudi 18, Paphos 8010, CyprusTechnopolis 20 Classics is proud to present a four-hand piano duet concert featuring the acclaimed musicians Nadezda Pisareva and Georgy Tchaidze. Both celebrated for their technical mastery and expressive performances, they have captivated audiences worldwide.
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Past Events
Concert at Markideion Theatre, 13 September 2024
IGOR ANDREEV - Solo Piano Concert
What an incredible evening at the opening of the new season of Technopolis 20 Classics concert series!
Igor Andreev's piano performance was nothing short of breathtaking, with an inspiring selection of pieces by Scriabin and Liszt. The energy was amazing, and we were all completely captivated by the music.
Igor Andreev, an impetuous pianist and sensitive musician, has been recognised for his exceptional abilities and deep passion for music. His talent has been acknowledged through numerous awards at major piano competitions, including the Concours de Genève in Switzerland, the UNISA competition in South Africa, and the Hamamatsu competition in Japan. A significant milestone in his career came with his victory at the prestigious 2018 Rina Sala Gallo competition in Monza, Italy, chaired by Maestro Vladimir Ashkenazy. This win brought him widespread acclaim and numerous concert engagements, solidifying his reputation as a leading figure in the classical music world.
The concert featured a diverse programme, beginning with works by Alexander Scriabin, including three of his notable piano sonatas, which showcase his unique compositional style and expressive range. The programmme continued with compositions by Franz Liszt, including his transcriptions of songs from Schubert's "Schwanengesang" and his "Grandes études de Paganini," known for their technical brilliance and virtuosic demands.