SIMON POPP
PIANIST
BIOGRAPHY
Simon Popp is a versatile pianist, known for his expressive and profound musicianship. Born in Switzerland and currently living in Berlin, he performs as both a soloist and chamber musician across Europe and the United States. His wide-ranging repertoire spans from Bach to contemporary works of the 21st-century with a particular affinity for composers of the Viennese Classical period and the German Romantic tradition.
CALENDAR
Duo recital
works by Fauré
with Marta Mazurek - violin
Concert with members of the Berlin Karajan Academy
works by L.v. Beethoven and A. Honegger
Chamber Music for Flute and Piano
works by Franck and Prokofiev
with Nora Gueneux
Duo Recital
works by Prokofiev, Franck, Debussy
with Nora Guéneux, flute
Ludwig van Beethoven: Waldstein Sonata
part of a public Piano Recital by students of Prof. Lucas Blondeel
Corporate Concert
chamber music by L. v. Beethoven
with Héloïse Lecoustey, violin
Final Concert NCH Mastercourse
Beethoven „Waldstein“ Sonata
Brahms Piano Quintett F Minor
Solo Recital
Works by Mozart, Schubert, Benjamin and Rachmaninov
The concert will be broadcasted live on Radio Espace 2
Saint-Saens: Le Carneval des animaux
Eröffnungskonzert Lenzburgiade
Mit Manoush Toth, Klavier
Duo recital
works by Fauré
with Marta Mazurek - violin
Concert with members of the Berlin Karajan Academy
works by L.v. Beethoven and A. Honegger
Chamber Music for Flute and Piano
works by Franck and Prokofiev
with Nora Gueneux
Duo Recital
works by Prokofiev, Franck, Debussy
with Nora Guéneux, flute
Ludwig van Beethoven: Waldstein Sonata
part of a public Piano Recital by students of Prof. Lucas Blondeel
Corporate Concert
chamber music by L. v. Beethoven
with Héloïse Lecoustey, violin
Final Concert NCH Mastercourse
Beethoven „Waldstein“ Sonata
Brahms Piano Quintett F Minor
Solo Recital
Works by Mozart, Schubert, Benjamin and Rachmaninov
The concert will be broadcasted live on Radio Espace 2
Saint-Saens: Le Carneval des animaux
Eröffnungskonzert Lenzburgiade
Mit Manoush Toth, Klavier
SONORIS
Founded at the Bern University of the Arts in 2021, the Sonoris Piano Trio combines close friendship with artistic individuality to create a profound musical dialogue. Recognized as prize winners at the Orpheus Competition, their main aspiration is to strive for a unique unity of sound and expression in their interpretations.
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