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• Fima's solo recital tour comes to Carnegie Hall

  Last Updated: 8 April 2010

  Currently on tour presenting a unique and varied program, Fima concludes his current solo recital tour with a performance at Carnegie Hall on Monday, April 5. Reviewing Fima's Shriver Hall recital in the Baltimore Sun, Tim Smith wrote "There are some mighty fine pianists on the scene, capable not only of delivering technical fireworks, but of producing experiences rich in musical feeling. One of the best in this regard is Yefim Bronfman." The Minnesota Star tribune wrote that the "audience was regaled with two hours of masterful pianism" at Fima's performance in St. Paul.

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• Fima resumes solo recital tour

  Last Updated: 18 March 2010

  After a great success last weekend performing Brahms Piano Concerto No. 1 with the Philharmonia Orchestra, Fima returns to the US to resume his solo recital tour. Next up will be a concert at the Savannah Music Festival on March 26, followed up by recitals in St. Paul, MN, Schenectady, NY and Philadelphia. On April 12, Fima concludes his recital tour with a concert at New York's Carnegie Hall.

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• Fima performs Brahms Piano Concerto No. 1 with the Philharmonia Orchestra

  Last Updated: 10 March 2010

  Fima will join the Philharmonia Orchestra and conductor Fabio Luisi this weekend in Cardiff (March 12) and London (March 13) for performances of Brahms Piano Concerto No 1. When Fima performed the Brahms 1 with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra last month, the Chicago Classical Review raved that he "displayed the sonorous heft and lyric delicacy, explosive in the unbridled moments of the first movement, searching and introspective in the Adagio and playing with grim defiance in the Rondo finale." After these performances, Fima will return to the US and will continue his solo recital tour in at the Savannah Music Festival and will conclude the tour on April 12 at Carnegie Hall.

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• Fima embarks on a solo recital tour

  Last Updated: 19 February 2010

  After wowing audiences and critics with his performances of Brahms First Piano Concerto in Chicago, Fima begins his solo recital tour tonight, Friday, February, 19 at the Harris Concert Hall in Aspen, CO. Other US dates include engagements in Baltimore and Charlottesville before heading off for several performance in Europe. The tour culminates on April 12 at Carnegie Hall.

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• Bronfman Awarded $50,000 Jean Gimbel Lane Prize in Piano Performance

  Last Updated: 12 February 2010

  On February 11, Northwestern University Henry and Leigh Bienen School of Music annouced that Fima Bronfman is the 2010 recipient of the $50,000 Jean Gimbel Lane Prize in Piano Performance. In addition to the cash award, the Jean Gimbel Lane Prize winner spends two to three non-consecutive weeks in residency at the Bienen School of Music and engages in master classes, chamber music coaching and lectures. The prize winner also performs a public recital on the University’s Evanston campus. Bronfman’s recital will take place March 1, 2011, in Pick-Staiger Concert Hall.

  Toni-Marie Montgomery, dean of the Bienen School of Music said, “We are honored that Mr. Bronfman has accepted our invitation as the 2010 recipient of the Jean Gimbel Lane Prize in Piano Performance. The Northwestern family and the Chicago area community look forward with anticipation to his recital and residency activities.”
  

• Fima plays Brahms First Piano Concerto in Chicago

  Last Updated: 11 February 2010

  Starting on Thursday, February 11, Fima joins the Chicago Symphony Orchestra for three concerts to perform Brahms’s First Piano Concerto under Michael Tilson Thomas. When Tilson Thomas directed Fima at the 2007 Edinburgh Festival, critic Mary Robb reported: “The Tilson Thomas-Bronfman partnership was spontaneous, dramatic, and secure, and created a wild, virtuosic ending.” On Sunday afternoon, Fima concludes his Chicago residency by collaborating with musicians from the orchestra in a chamber concert featuring works by Beethoven, Dalbavie and Brahms.

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