Peter Machajdík

Pianist and composer with major works

Peter Machajdík - Pianist and composer with major works
Born

June 1st, 1961
64 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Germany

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A Slovakian-German pianist and composer, contributions spanned various genres and showcased a unique blend of classical and contemporary styles. Studied at prestigious music institutions and developed a reputation for innovative compositions. Frequent performances in concert halls across Europe highlighted technical skill and expressive interpretations. Collaborated with various ensembles and musicians, enhancing the contemporary classical music scene. Also contributed to music education through workshops and masterclasses.

Composed 'Sonnets for Piano'

Performed at international music festivals

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