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Belarusian pianist Denis Linnik is celebrated as a versatile soloist, chamber musician, and enthusiast of contemporary and jazz music. He has performed across Europe, including at prestigious venues and festivals such as WEF in Davos, Gstaad Menuhin Festival, Davos Festival, Wien Modern, etc. His recent awards include wins at the Rome Piano Competition (Italy, 2022), the Kiefer Hablitzel Musikpreis (Switzerland, 2022), the Prizes at Sydney (Australia, 2023), and the UNISA (South Africa, 2024) Piano Competitions.
His debut CD, "Night Wind," published by KNS Classical Label in 2022, features works by Janáček, Brahms, and Medtner.
Born in Maryina Horka, Belarus, Denis began his musical journey at the age of 6, eventually studying abroad in Basel, Switzerland, with Prof. Claudio Martinez Mehner. He currently resides in Basel, where he continues to enrich the classical music scene through his solo and chamber music performances. Denis is also interested in contemporary music. Recently, he was a part of contemporary opera productions in Basel and Luzern and served as a repetiteur for contemporary music at the University of Music Bern.
His debut CD, "Night Wind," published by KNS Classical Label in 2022, features works by Janáček, Brahms, and Medtner.
Born in Maryina Horka, Belarus, Denis began his musical journey at the age of 6, eventually studying abroad in Basel, Switzerland, with Prof. Claudio Martinez Mehner. He currently resides in Basel, where he continues to enrich the classical music scene through his solo and chamber music performances. Denis is also interested in contemporary music. Recently, he was a part of contemporary opera productions in Basel and Luzern and served as a repetiteur for contemporary music at the University of Music Bern.
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One couldn't fault Denis Linnik's Schumann Études symphoniques. Each note, phrase and gesture was firmly in place, together with a winged Finale that didn't overstay its welcome as it often does. However, the individual qualities of Linnik's pianism blossomed throughout his Scriabin Fifth Sonata and a coruscating Ligeti 'L'escalier du diable'.
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One couldn't fault Denis Linnik's Schumann Études symphoniques. Each note, phrase and gesture was firmly in place, together with a winged Finale that didn't overstay its welcome as it often does. However, the individual qualities of Linnik's pianism blossomed throughout his Scriabin Fifth Sonata and a coruscating Ligeti 'L'escalier du diable'.
