Daniel Ciobanu at Weill Hall


From:
18 Oct 2018 19:00
To:
18 Oct 2018 20:00
Location:
Weill Hall (Carnegie Hall),
New York

DANIEL CIOBANU
Silver Medal and Audience Favorite prize
at the 15th Arthur Rubinstein International Piano Master Competition, 2017.

Program

G. Enescu
Suite No. 3, Op. 18 (“Pièces impromptues”)
No. 7: Carillon Nocturne
M. Mussorgsky
Pictures at an Exhibition
A. Scriabin
3 Preludes Op.11
* No. 9 in E Major
* No. 10 in C sharp Minor
* No. 11 in B Major
I. Stravinsky/G. Agosti
Three movements from Firebird Suite

 

DANIEL PETRICA CIOBANU
27 years old Rumanian pianist Daniel Ciobanu, has most recently been awarded 2nd prize and Audience Favourite prize at the prestigious Arthur Rubinstein International Piano Master
Competition, Tel Aviv, 2017.
Mr. Ciobanu is the Artistic Director of Neamt Piano Festival, Romania; a graduate of the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (RCS), under the tutelage of Aaron Shorr, Petras Geniusas and Steven Osborne.
He is a laureate of several international competitions, amongst them Concourse Internationale Musique de l’Orchestre Philharmonic du Maroc and the UNISA International Piano Competition in Pretoria, South Africa.
He has performed in international festivals in England, France and China; and with orchestras, such as the Royal Scottish National Orchestra, Orchestra of Pretoria and the Israel Philharmonic. In September 2017 Ciobanu toured Japan, as part of the Rubinstein Competition’s winners tour and in October 2018 he will make his debut performance at Carnegie Hall, New York.

Daniel currently resides in Berlin.

 

Tickets are available at: https://www.carnegiehall.org/daniel-ciobanu

Members of AFARIMS (American Friends of the Rubinstein Society) are entitled to free admission to the concert and are invited to an after-concert dinner. For more details on how to join our American Friends, please contact Ilana Sacher – ilanasacher@gmail.com

 

Presented by the American Friends of the Arthur Rubinstein International Music Society (AFARIMS)

in Collaboration with Romanian Cultural Institute