Pavel Kolesnikov, pianist
Acclaimed pianist Pavel Kolesnikov was born in Siberia into a family of scientists. Now based in London, he is celebrated for his imaginative, thought-provoking programming, which offers the listener a fresh, often unexpected perspective on familiar pieces. He is an avid ensemble player, and regularly performs in piano duo with Samson Tsoy. His “crusading vision” won him the Critic’s Circle Young Talent Award in 2019, and his sixth album, Bach’s Goldberg Variations, was released in 2020.
Photo: Eva Vermandel
Very few pianists of Kolesnikov's generation share his abundance of intelligence, sensitivity, musicality, imagination, and sheer instrumental masteryGramophone
Pavel Kolesnikov at Aldeburgh Festival
Pre performance Talk:
Carducci Quartet
The members of Carducci Quartet are joined by Festival featured artist Daniel Kidane, to discuss the upcoming world premiere of his brand new quartet.
Britten Studio, Snape Maltings
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More infoSupporter Coffee Morning - Britten Pears Young Artists Programme
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More infoArt Talks:
Multibuy: Eight Lectures
Experience all eight lectures on art from celebrated art historian John-Paul Stonard.
Snape Maltings
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Pre performance Talk:
Carducci Quartet
The members of Carducci Quartet are joined by Festival featured artist Daniel Kidane, to discuss the upcoming world premiere of his brand new quartet.
Britten Studio, Snape Maltings
|
More infoSupporter Coffee Morning - Britten Pears Young Artists Programme
|
More infoArt Talks:
Multibuy: Eight Lectures
Experience all eight lectures on art from celebrated art historian John-Paul Stonard.
Snape Maltings
|
More info
Pre performance Talk:
Carducci Quartet
The members of Carducci Quartet are joined by Festival featured artist Daniel Kidane, to discuss the upcoming world premiere of his brand new quartet.
Britten Studio, Snape Maltings
|
More infoSupporter Coffee Morning - Britten Pears Young Artists Programme
|
More infoArt Talks:
Multibuy: Eight Lectures
Experience all eight lectures on art from celebrated art historian John-Paul Stonard.
Snape Maltings
|
More info