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MOZART GESELLSCHAFT DORTMUND MOZART GESELLSCHAFT DORTMUND JONATHAN GILAD, KLAVIER Als eine der außergewöhnlichsten Klavierbegabungen seiner Generation hat der junge französische Pianist Jonathan Gilad die Aufmerksamkeit der Musikwelt auf sich gelenkt. Jonathan Gilad begann im Alter von vier Jahren mit dem Klavierunterricht und studiert seit 1991 bei Dmitri Bashkirov in Madrid. Bereits drei Jahre nach Beginn seines Studiums am Konservatorium in Marseille gewann er 1992 als Elfjähriger den „Premier Grand Prix de la Ville de Marseille“ und die Goldmedaille in der Kammermusikklasse. Weitere Auszeichnungen erhielt er beim Mozartwettbewerb in Paris (1991), beim internationalen Wettbewerb „Prémio Mozart“ für Jugendliche unter 14 Jahren in Genf (1992) und am Mozarteum Salzburg (1992). Zwischen 1999 und 2001 studierte er an der Fondation Internationale de Piano de Cadenabbia, wo er die Möglichkeit hatte, mit großartigen Professoren zu arbeiten, wie Karl-Ulrich Schnabel, Leon Fleisher und Fou-Tsong. Jonathan Gilad konzertierte bei bedeutenden europäischen Festivals wie Verbier, Rheingau, Meck- lenburg-Vorpommern, Ruhr, Moskau, St. Petersburg, Luzern, Turku, Kuhmo, La Roque d’Anthéron, Santander und Ravinia Festival. Als Solist gastierte er in Konzerten und auf Tourneen u.a. mit dem Israel Philharmonic Orchestra unter Zubin Mehta, Chicago Symphony Orchestra und Orchestre de Paris unter Daniel Barenboim, Boston Symphony Orchestra unter Seiji Ozawa, Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin unter Osmo Vänskä und dem Orchestre National de Toulouse unter Dorian Wilson. Eine USA-Tournee mit den St. Petersburger Philharmonikern unter Yuri Temirkanov führte ihn in die Carnegie Hall New York, Chicago und San Francisco. Jonathan Gilad gab u.a. Soloabende in London, Paris, Wien, München, Berlin, Amsterdam, Mailand, Genf, Luzern, St. Petersburg und New York. Sein Debüt in England gab er bei BBC World Service mit einer weltweiten Live-Übertragung eines Konzerts. Seine Kammermusikpartner sind u.a. die Geiger Julia Fischer und Nikolaj Znaider, der Cellist Daniel Müller-Schott, sowie die Geschwister Renaud und Gautier Capucon. Seine erste CD mit Werken von Mozart, Beethoven und Brahms ist 1998 bei EMI Classics erschienen. Es folgten zwei weitere CDs mit Beethoven (2003) und Mozart (2004) bei Lyrinx. Im Sommer 2006 veröffentlichte Codaex eine CD mit Mendelssohn-Trios mit seinen Kammermusik- partnern Julia Fischer und Daniel Müller-Schott. Zugleich studiert Jonathan Gilad an der L‘Ecole Polytechnique, einer der berühmtesten Hochschulen Frankreichs. – 1. Preis „Grand Prix de La Ville de Marseille“ und Goldmedaille in der Kammermusikklasse, 1992 – Preisträger Internationaler Wettbewerb „Prémio Mozart“ für Jugendliche unter 14 Jahren, Genf, 1992 – Preisträger Mozarteum Salzburg, 1992 – Solistenpreisträger der Festspiele Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, 2000.

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