Daniel Ciobanu
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Daniel Ciobanu (solo piano) £15.40
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About the show
The memory of Romanian pianist Daniel Ciobanu’s previous concert in Dollar is still vivid, in particular his epic, passionate performance of Pictures at an Exhibition. Since 2018 Daniel has developed into an established global star, with rave reviews for live performances, both solo and with orchestras, and recordings. He has played on many of the world's big stages, from Carnegie Hall New York, to Concertgebouw Amsterdam and KonzertHaus Berlin, and with some of the world's premier orchestras.
Daniel retains a deep love of Scotland, where he trained, and we are privileged to have him play again for us in Dollar.
"Ciobanu, the perfect pianist to pull of a work of astonishing energy and passion. To watch him in action is truly mesmerising, as he brings to life the pace and sheer aggression of the work [Prokofiev's 3rd Piano Concerto, with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra] as it builds to a crashing finale. To then be treated to an amusing and varied performance, showcasing his range of talents to the full, was the icing on the cake." - Karl Hornsey
“Only one word can adequately describe this performance... Sensational! Particularly exciting was the sense of devilry that permeated the faster variations, in which the notes glittered and dazzled like showers of diamonds.” Michael Traub, UNISA Competition.
“A name to be shouted from the rooftops... a young man whose staggering virtuoso credentials easily match those of the young Horowitz, Cziffra and Rosenthal...” John Humphreys, Chairman Dudley International Piano Competition.
His "l’enfant terrible" programme will include Bach, Mozart, Liszt, Prokofiev and more. Not to be missed!
Featuring - Daniel Ciobanu
Originally from Romania, classical painist Daniel came to study in Edinburgh under Graeme McNaught for a school gap year, and has retained close links with Scotland since. A multiple first prize winner worldwide, a notable highlight was playing on-stage alongside Lang Lang.