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Jacob Katsnelson finished Bach recording session

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In October 2009 at the headguorters of the Steingraeber und Soehne piano manufacturer based in Bayreuth, Jacob Katsnelson finished his work on the new CD which program will consist of J.S.Bach works.

Mastering of the recorded material will be done in Moscow. The CD, which is planned to be released by the coming Christmas, will be published by the Quartz label.

Press

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Jacob Katsnelson @ Rerich museum

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On Saturday, April 25th, Jacob Katsnelson will perform in Moscow, at the Rerich museum (Maly Znamensky pereulok).

To be performed:

J.S.Bach. Suite a-moll
15 3-voice inventions
Capriccio «On the departure of a beloved brother«

Bach-Lizst. Two organ preludes and fugues.

Video

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Jacob Katsnelson – video

Contacts

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Photos

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Jacob Katsnelson

Recordings

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Jacob Katsnelson – mp3

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January 28, 2007. Small hall of the Moscow conservatory

J. S. Bach. Partita #7 h-moll (Ouverture nach franz. art)

Paul Hindemith. Suite 1922

Frederic Chopin. Nocturne cis-moll, op. 27 #1

Nocturne Des-dur, op. 27 #2

Nocturne c-moll, op. 48 #1

Mazurka f-moll, op. 68 posth.

Mazurka C-dur, op. 56 #2

Mazurka c-moll, op. 56 #3

Ballade #1 g-moll op. 23

Domenico Scarlatti. Sonata d-moll

September 14, 2007. Small hall of the Moscow conservatory. Live recording

Claude Debussy. 12 etudes.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12

February 14, 2009. Chamber hall of the Moscow Philharmony

Rameau. Suite in G.

Prokofiev. 10 pieces.

6. Legend. 7. Prelude

8. Allemande

9. Humorous Scherzo

10. Scherzo

Schedule

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April 25, 2009
Moscow, Rerich museum
Recital
J. S. Bach

May 16, 17 and 23, 2009
3 recitals in France

June 16, 2009
Moscow, Rakhmaninov hall of the Moscow conservatory
Music by Schubert and Hindemith
Also: Alexei Lundin (violin), Leonid Drutin (saxophone), Marianna Shalitaeva (piano)

September 19, 2009
Moscow, Small hall of the Moscow conservatory
Concert with Maxim Rysanov (viola)
J. S. Bach, R. Schumann, D. Shostakovich, D. Tabakova

October 20, 2009
Berlin, Chamber hall of the Berlin Philharmonie
Concert with Maxim Rysanov (viola)
J. S. Bach, R. Schumann, D. Shostakovich, D. Tabakova

February 6, 2010
Moscow, Small hall of the Moscow conservatory
Recital. Bach-Bouzoni, Liszt, Wagner-Liszt etc.

Repertoire

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Repertoire

Biography

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Born in 1976 in Moscow. Started music studies at the age of six. In 1993 entered Moscow conservatory to study with prof. Eliso Virsaladze. Since 2001 – assistant to Prof. Elisso Virsaladze at the Moscow State Tchaikovsky conservatory.

Performed as a soloist across Russia as well as in Austria, Germany, Spain and France.

As a member of Akadem-trio (Jacob Katsnelson (piano), Irina Petukhova (violin), Boris Lifanovsky (cello)) performed a lot in Russia and abroad.November 1999 the trio won the First and six special prizes at the Second Open National Taneyev chamber music competition. December 2000 – 2nd prize at the XXI Trapani (Italy) International chamber music competition.

Jacob Katsnelson participated in different international music festivals, including 6th International festival in commemoration of Oleg Kagan.

Diploma at the 10th International Bach competition in Leipzig.

Diploma at the International Queen Elizabeth competition in Belgium (1999).

Laureate of the Second International piano competition in Tbilisi (Georgia).

Laureate of the 1st International Svyatoslav Richter competition in Moscow (2005).

Teaches at the Special Gnessin music school affiliated to Moscow conservatory since 1998 and also works as an assistant to prof. Eliso Virsaladze at the Moscow State Tchaikovsky conservatory.