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Alexander Lonquich Né à Trier (Allemagne), Alexander Lonquich a étudié avec Astrid Schmidt- Neuhaus, Paul Badura-Skoda, Andreji Jasinski et Ilonka Deckers et débute sa carrière internationale lorsqu’il obtient le Premier Prix de la « Casagrande Competition » à Terni (Italie) à l’âge de seize ans. Il se produit en concert aussi bien au Japon, aux Etats-Unis en Australie que dans les salles européennes. Il apparaît régulièrement dans de prestigieux festivals comme le Festival de Salzburg, “Mozartwoche Salzburg”, Piano-Festival Ruhr, Schleswig-Holstein Festival, Lucerne Festival, Cheltenham Festival, Edinburgh Festival, Kissinger Sommer, Schubertiade Schwarzenberg, Lockenhaus, Beethoven Festival à Bonn et Varsovie, etc. Il a joué sous la direction de Claudio Abbado, Yuri Bashmet, Hans Graf, Heinz Holliger, Ton Koopman, Emmanuel Krivine, Mark Minkowski, Kurt Sanderling, Sándor Végh, etc. Les concerts d’Alexander Lonquich en tant que soliste/chef sont salués par le public et les médias internationaux. Il apparaît régulièrement entre autres, avec la Camerata Salzburg, le Mahler Chamber Orchestra, l’Orchestra da Camera di Mantova, le Münchener Kammerorchester, le Basel Chamber Orchestra, le Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen, le Stuttgart Chamber, le hr Symphony Orchestra Frankfurt. Il est apparu en tant que soliste avec le Vienna Philharmonic, le Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, le Tonhalle Orchestra Zurich, l’Orchestre Philharmonique du Luxembourg, le Düsseldorf Symphonic Orchestra, le Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, le Hungarian National Philharmonic Orchestra, le Slovenian Philharmonic, etc. Alexander Lonquich est très impliqué en musique de chambre. Ses partenaires sont : Renaud and Gautier Capuçons , Veronika Hagen, Heinz Holliger, Steven Isserlis, Leonidas Kavakos, Isabelle van Keulen, Sabine Meyer, Heinrich Schiff, Christian Tetzlaff, the Auryn Quartet, Ruth Ziesak. Ses enregistrements d’oeuvres de Mozart et Schubert pour EMI ont reçu d’excellentes critiques et ont été récompensés par des prix comme le “Diapason d’Or 1992” (France), “Premio Abbiati” en 1993 (Italie), “Premio Edison” en 1994 (Hollande). Un nouveau disque solo est paru en septembre 2004, dédié à la musique française (ECM RECORDS). Ce disque, intitulé “Plainte Calme” présente divers compositeurs français et a reçu des éloges à travers le monde. Le prochain disque solo sortira sous le même label. Cette saison, Alexander Lonquich se réjouit à l’avance de nouvelles invitations comme soliste à travers l’Europe, à des festivals Festivals tels que le Festival Mozart de Salzburg, le Salzburg Summerfestival, Pianofestival Ruhr et également aux États-Unis. .

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