Anna Gourari
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Anna Semyonovna Gourari (
She received her first
- 1986 1st prize at the Kabalevsky competition in Russia
- 1989 1st prize at the First International Chopin competition in Göttingen.
- 1994 1st prize at the First International Clara-Schumann-Klavierconcours in Düsseldorf. Jury: Martha Argerich, Alexis Weissenberg, Nelson Freire, Vladimir Ashkenazy a.o.
This last prize marked the beginning of her international acceptance. As of that year, Gourari has played a significant role on the international concert scene. She often performs together with leading orchestras under conductors such as Lorin Maazel, Zubin Mehta, etc.
In 2001 she played a star role in
Gourari is regarded as unconventional; her playing involves a mystical approach,[clarification needed] but is most notably[according to whom?] very accurate.
2007 she made six reportages about Moscow's current art and society for "Deutsche Welle TV".
2009 Album of Johannes Brahms: The Late Piano Pieces, opp. 116–119 2010 Album of Mazurkas by Chopin: The Mazurka Diary
Anna Gourari has a daughter and lives with her family in Munich.
Discography
- Chopin (Piano Sonata No.3, Mazurkas) - 1998
- Scriabin (Preludes) - 1999
- Bamberg Symphony Orchestra, Karl Anton Rickenbacher- 2001
- Chopin (Scherzi etc.) - 2001
- Beethoven (Piano Concerto No.3, Sonata No. 8, c-minor, "Pathétique", 32 Variations) with Staatskapelle Dresden, Sir Colin Davis - 2001 (Cover with movie scene)
- Nocturnes - 2003
- Desir (Scriabin, Gubaidulina) - 2005
- Brahms: The Late Piano Pieces (opp. 116–119) - 2009
- Canto Oscuro - 2012, ECM New Series 2255
- Visions fugitives - 2014, ECM New Series 2384
- Elusive Affinity - 2019, ECM 2612
External links
- Anna Gourari official website
- AOL - News, Politics, Sports, Mail & Latest Headlines live recording at Clara Schumann competition