Anna Gourari

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Anna Semyonovna Gourari (

concert pianist
.

She received her first

Hochschule für Musik with Ludwig Hoffmann in Munich
. Anna Gourari quickly gained renown by winning important competitions:

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

Invincible
.

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.

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