Konstantin Lifschitz

Referred to as a concerto soloist, chamber accompanist, and single recitalist, Konstantin Lifschitz is usually a Russian pianist who has generated a global career. As a kid, Lifschitz started playing the piano by hearing, and his skill was so apparent at age group 5 he was approved into Moscow’s Gnessin Unique Middle College of Music to review under Tatiana Zelikman. At age group 13, he offered a recital in Moscow that was a discovery using the press and general public. His graduation recital in 1994 presented a overall performance of Bach’s Goldberg Variants, which was documented and released by Denon Nippon Columbia. Pursuing his graduation, Lifschitz analyzed with Alfred Brendel, Leon Fleisher, Charles Rosen, and Rosalyn Tureck, amongst others. The Russian Cultural Basis offered him a scholarship or grant to allow him to review and perform in European countries. He was taken to Vladimir Spivakov’s interest and was asked to perform using the Moscow Virtuosi in Japan. This is accompanied by concerto shows with major globe orchestras, like the NY Philharmonic, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, the London Symphony Orchestra, the Academy of St. Martin-in-the-Fields, as well as the Salzburg Mozarteum. Lifschitz in addition has taken a pastime in performing. In 2008, he became a teacher in the Hochschule für Musik in Lucerne, Switzerland.