Teo Gheorghiu
Pianist and actor in 'The Pianist'
Born
August 12th, 1992
33 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
Switzerland
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A Swiss pianist and actor, renowned for proficiency in classical music and performances in film. Achieved recognition through participation in competitions and artistic collaborations. Gained notable acclaim for the role in the movie 'The Pianist'. Extensive training in piano techniques complemented by performances in concert settings and involvement in various artistic projects. Pursued both music and acting, bridging the two disciplines in unique ways.
Performed in 'The Pianist'
Participated in international piano competitions
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