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Tatiana Radkevich — Concert pianist and organist

At the piano

Cycle

Ludwig van Beethoven

2017 / 2018

Cycle

Frédéric Chopin

2018 / 2019

Cycle

Robert Schumann

2019 / 2020

Cycle

Johannes Brahms

2021 / 2022

Full repertoire

At the piano

Four complete cycles across four seasons: Beethoven, Chopin, Schumann, Brahms. Built at Hombis Salon in Zurich and played out of the Russian school in which she was trained.

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At the organ

Organ

Bach

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Organ

Franck

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Organ

Boëllmann

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Organ

Mendelssohn

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At the organ

The organ arrived during her piano studies in Zurich and became a second artistic focus. Since 2015 she has played it regularly in worship and in concert, equally at home on both instruments.

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Since 2022

Benefit concerts in Mellingen

In aid of Swiss Solidarity

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Dates

Piano recital

Hombis Salon, Zurich · 7.30 pm

Organ recital

Reformed Church, Mellingen · 5.00 pm

Chamber music

[Venue, city] · 8.00 pm

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Biography

Raised in a family of musicians in Kazan, she sat down at the piano at the age of five. At eleven she gave her first solo recital and appeared with a symphony orchestra for the first time in the same year.

Since then she has performed as a soloist and chamber musician in Kuwait, France, Croatia, Italy, Spain, Latvia, Ukraine, Slovakia, the United Kingdom and Switzerland. In Moscow she has played in the Great, Small and Rachmaninov Halls of the Conservatory, at the International House of Music and in the Tchaikovsky Concert Hall, as well as in leading venues across Russia.

As a soloist she has appeared with the Russian National Orchestra, the Russian State Symphony Orchestra of Cinematography, the State Hermitage Orchestra and the Ulyanovsk State Academic Symphony Orchestra, and with orchestras in Ukraine and Switzerland.

She completed her studies with distinction at the Central Music School in Moscow, at the Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatory including postgraduate study, and at the Zurich University of the Arts. Her teachers include Tatiana Dronova, Kira Shashkina, Vera Gornostayeva, Mikhail Lidsky, Tigran Alikhanov, Konstantin Scherbakov, Andreas Jost and Tobias Willi.

Profession
Concert pianist and organist, prizewinner of international competitions
Born in
Kazan, into a family of musicians
Debut
First solo recital at eleven; first appearance with a symphony orchestra the same year
In Switzerland since
2013
Church position
Organist of the Catholic parish of St Anthony, Wallisellen (ZH)
Degrees
Central Music School Moscow, Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatory, Zurich University of the Arts — all with distinction
Awards
Diplomas as best accompanist at the Enescu Competition in Bucharest (2009) and the Khachaturian Competition in Yerevan (2010)
Second focus
Organ, since 2015

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  • BeethovenThe complete piano sonatas
  • ChopinThe complete works for piano
  • Schumann[add works]
  • Rachmaninov[add works]
  • Bach[add works]
  • Franck[add works]
  • Boëllmann[add works]
  • Mendelssohn[add works]
  • ChopinPiano Concertos no. 1 in E minor and no. 2 in F minor
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  • BrahmsThe complete chamber music with piano
  • SchumannViolin sonatas, trios, piano quartet, piano quintet

Frequently asked

Tatiana Radkevich is a Russian-Swiss concert pianist and organist and a prizewinner of international music competitions. She has lived in Switzerland since 2013 and is organist of the Catholic parish of St Anthony in Wallisellen.
Piano and organ. The piano is her first instrument; she studied the organ at the Zurich University of the Arts with Andreas Jost and has pursued it as a second artistic focus since 2015.
At the Central Music School in Moscow, at the Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatory including postgraduate study, and at the Zurich University of the Arts — in each case with distinction.
At Hombis Salon in Zurich: all of Beethoven’s piano sonatas (2017/2018), the complete piano works of Chopin (2018/2019), solo and chamber music by Schumann (2019/2020) and the complete chamber music with piano by Brahms (2021/2022).
Two albums: the organ album “Joy to the World” with works by Bach, Boëllmann, Franck, Léfébure-Wély and Mendelssohn, and the double piano album “Alla reminiscenza” with music by Russian composers.
Through the contact form on this page or by email. Enquiries for solo recitals, chamber music, organ recitals and recordings are welcome.

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Mellingen (AG), Switzerland
Languages
German, English, Russian
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