Werke von Brahms & Chopin
Johannes Brahms - Sonate in F-Moll, Op. 5
Frédéric Chopin
- Fantasie in F-Moll, Op. 49
- Tarantella in As-Dur, Op. 43
- Berceuse in Des-Dur, Op. 57
- Barcarolle in Fis-Dur Op. 60
"He owns the future... A new piano star?" TZ Munich
As a winner of numerous national and international competitions, Robert Neumann (born 2001) was awarded with the International Classic Music Discovery Award 2017. He was described as "an exceptional gift", "one of the most promising piano talents".
Further distinctions followed. In 2018 the Jury of the SWR (radio broadcasting corporation in Southwest Germany) chose Robert as the "SWR New Talent". He will be supported for the next three years (including concerts, festivals, broadcasting and media presence).
In the same year he recieved the "Swiss Charity Award", was selected for the promotion program of the Mozart Society Dortmund and he was appointed prizwinner of "Concerthall Freiburg".
Furthermore, he will "debut" a residence in Potsdam (including solo, chamber music, workshops and collaboration with the Kammerakademie Potsdam).
The young pianist made his orchestral debut with the Stuttgart Radio Symphony Orchestra when he was eight, and since then he has appeared with other orchestras, including the Moscow Symphony Orchestra, German State Philharmonic Ludwigshafen, Stuttgart Philharmonic, Liechtenstein Symphony Orchestra, Praga Philharmonic Camerata and the Gewandhaus Orchestra.
Robert was a guest at the Festival "Moscow meets Friends", Summer Festival of Bad Kissingen (Kissinger Sommer), Schwetzingen Festival, Gstaad Menuhin Festival, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Festival, Schleswig-Holstein-Festival, Mosel Festival, Lucerne Festival, Interlaken Classics Bern, and as "Artist in Residence" at the Festival "Next Generation".
Robert has also appeared in the Liederhalle Stuttgart, Tonhalle Zürich, Herkulessal München, Bregenz Festival Hall, Salle Cortot Paris, Konzerthaus Dortmund, Gewandhaus Leipzig, Victoria Concert Hall Singapore and the Moscow International Performing Arts Center.
Versatile as a chamber musician he has played with Daniel Müller-Schott, Julia Fischer, Sebastian Manz, Maximilian Hornung, Olli Mustonen and Quartetto di Cremona.
He grew up in a multilingual family of musicians and since he was four years old Monika Giurgiuman taught him at the Stuttgart Music School. At the age of eleven Robert has been accepted as a junior student into the class of Prof. Elza Kolodin at the Freiburg Music Academy. Robert started on his B.A. in Music at the age of 15. Further he was a scholarship holder at the International Music Academy Liechtenstein.
