Matthias Goerne has been captivating audiences worldwide for decades with his rich, velvety tones and profound musicality. Born in Weimar on 31 March 1967, he studied with legendary figures like Hans-Joachim Beyer and Elisabeth Schwarzkopf and graduated as one of
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The renowned Japanese classical violinist Daishin Kashimoto has solidified his reputation as one of the most accomplished musicians of his generation. Starting violin lessons at the age of three, he became the youngest student ever accepted into the pre-college division
Momo Kodama, a Japanese pianist of extraordinary sensitivity and versatility, stands as a bridge between musical worlds, blending the refined elegance of European classical traditions with the evocative subtleties of Japanese contemporary music. Renowned for her crystalline technique and profound
Canadian pianist Jan Lisiecki, born on March 23rd 1995, has captivated audiences worldwide since his professional debut at the age of 15. His performances blend elegance with passion, and his interpretations of both the classical canon and contemporary works have
Beniamino Gigli, born on 20 March 1890, in Recanati, Italy, emerged from humble beginnings to become one of the most celebrated operatic tenors of the early 20th century. The son of a shoemaker with a passion for opera, Gigli’s extraordinary
Pablo Ferrández emerged from a musical family in Madrid to become one of Spain’s most recognised cellists, blending a rigorous performance schedule with a knack for collaborations. Since winning the Sony Music Prize at age 19, he has tackled works
The Spanish mezzo-soprano Teresa Berganza has captivated opera houses and concert halls around the world. One of the towering figures in the realm of classical music, Berganza’s career spans over half a century, earning her acclaim for her exquisite vocal
The renowned Italian violinist and conductor Fabio Biondo is celebrated for his profound contributions to Baroque and early music. He has captivated listeners around the world, and his passion for historical performance practices and period instruments soon established him as