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| Adrian Kreda | ||
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(Teaching Languages : English, French, Spanish) | |
| Adrian Kreda was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina. He completed his music studies at the Buenos Aires National Conservatory of Music and graduated as a Superior Professor of Music in 1986. As the winner of the 1985 Latin-American Piano Competition, he was awarded a fellowship for advanced piano studies as the Music Academy of Krakow in Poland. | ||
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fellowship he obtained both the Virtuosite du Piano and Culture Musicale
diplomas from the Conservatory of Geneva in the early 1990s. He has performed regularly as a piano soloist since 1976 and has developed a considerable repertoire. Early in his career he appeared in the principal concert halls of Argentina, including the Theatre Colon of Buenos Aires. In addition, he has appeared for performances across Latin-America including the Mozarteum Society of Uruguay and the Theatre Sao Pedro of San Pablo in Brazil. Live performances have also been recorded by the national radio and television in Argentina and by the national radio of Uruguay, Poland and Switzerland. Throughout Europe, he had given recitals in important theatres and concert halls of Switzerland, Poland, France, Portugal. Spain, Austria, Netherlands, Greece and Denmark. Among these performances are the complete cycle of piano sonatas by Beethoven(France 1996) and the first audtion in Poland of the Concerto No.1 by Alberto Ginastera. In Switzerland, he frequently performs as a piano soloist and has recorded with the Chamber Orchestra of Lancy-Geneve. In addition, he tours all through Europe with two chamber music ensembles Les virtuoses romantiques and the Ensemble metropolitain. Adrian Kreda distinguishes himself also as an orchestra conductor and composer. He currently lives in Geneva Switzerland, and is Professor and Dean of Piano at the Conservatoire of Geneva. |
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