David Buechner

Biography

American pianist David Buechner was created in 1964. He exhibited prodigious early skill on the key pad, and earned difference because the highest-placed American laureate through the 1986 International Tchaikovsky Competition in Moscow. During his teenagers and early twenties, Buechner attained notable successes in several international tournaments, including those of Leeds, Salzburg, Sydney, Vienna, and Via del Mar. Also a prizewinner within the Queen Elisabeth of Belgium competition, Buechner was outright champion from the 1984 Gina Bachauer International Piano Competition. Thereafter, Buechner quickly guaranteed engagements numerous leading U.S. orchestras, included in this the brand new York Philharmonic, Philadelphia Orchestra, Cleveland Orchestra, St. Louis Symphony, SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA Symphony, as well as the Country wide Orchestra in Washington, D.C. Travels abroad have resulted in appearances using the Japan Philharmonic, the town of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra, the Kuopio Philharmonic of Finland, as well as the Orquesta Sinfonica de Castilla con Lyon in Spain. Buechner in addition has performed on the Hollywood Dish and includes a particular curiosity about film music, having released over the Koch International label a Compact disc entitled The Paradine Case, offering film concertos by Herrmann, North, and Waxman with the brand new Zealand Philharmonic and Adam Sedares. He in addition has recorded the entire single piano music of Miklós Rózsa, released in 1998. Various other Compact disc releases consist of recordings of functions by Brahms, Busoni, Dvorák, Mozart, Stravinsky, and Turina. David Buechner underwent a gender reassignment in 1996 and is currently referred to as Sara Davis Buechner.

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