Reed Tetzloff plays Scriabin: Fragilité

Reed Tetzloff plays Alexander Scriabin:
from 4 Morceaux Op. 51, N. 1 “Fragilité”
July 15, 2019

Grand Piano Series is a solo piano recital series held in Naples, Florida at Vanderbilt Presbyterian Church
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Piano: Fazioli F308
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ARTIST BIO: The young American pianist, Reed Tetzloff, has distinguished himself one of the brightest stars of a new generation of musicians. He enthralls audiences with his “magical tone” (The Cincinnati Enquirer) and “ebullient” virtuosity (Gramophone Magazine). His rhetorical approach to the music he performs, along with a warmly charismatic stage presence, are frequently recognized as trademarks of his communication with an audience. He showcases his unique gifts as a recitalist and concerto soloist on three continents, having made his Lincoln Center debut with the Mannes Orchestra at Alice Tully Hall, and his New York solo recital debut at Merkin Hall, both in 2012. He has also performed concerti with the Beaufort Symphony, the Cincinnati Symphony, the Lake Superior Chamber Orchestra, the Mississippi Valley Orchestra, the Minnesota Orchestra, the Moscow Virtuosi Chamber Orchestra, the Queens Symphony, the Rochester Philharmonic, the Symfonieorkest de Lier, the Tbilisi Symphony, and the Wayzata Symphony. His recitals have been heard across the United States, in China and in Europe. He performs frequently at noteworthy NewYork venues, including Alice Tully Hall, Carnegie Hall’s Weill Recital Hall, Merkin Hall. He has given an annual multi-city tour of Belgium in each of the past four years, playing at major venues including De Singel (Antwerp), Flagey (Brussels), the Miry Concertzaal (Ghent), and the Chapelle Musicale Reine Elisabeth (Waterloo) to critical acclaim. Also in Europe, he has performed at the Small and Great Halls of the Moscow Conservatory and the Grand Hall of the Tbilisi State Conservatoire. Festival appearances include the Beijing International Music Festival and Academy, the International Keyboard Institute and Festival, the Northern Lights Music Festival, and the Young Artist World Piano Festival. At the XV International Tchaikovsky Competition in 2015, Reed Tetzloff was named one of twelve semi-finalists. His performances were widely acclaimed in Russian media, which dubbed him “the lyric hero of the competition,” and were noted by music connoisseurs across the globe. He has won prizes from other major international competitions: Beijing International Music Festival and Academy, Cincinnati World Piano Competition, Cleveland International Piano Competition, Five Towns Music and Art Foundation, Schimmel International Piano Competition, and the Tbilisi International Piano Competition. At Mannes College the NewSchool for Music, he won the two largest awards available to pianists: the Concerto Competition and the Nadia Reisenberg Competition. He studied at Mannes as the recipient of the Nahum Guzik Piano Award. In 2018, he was awarded a career grant from Charlotte White’s Salon de Virtuosi. He was also honored as a winner of the 2014 Center for Musical Excellence (CME) International Performing Arts Grant, and joined the roster of CME Young Artists. His debut solo album, “Sounds of Transcendence,” is sponsored by CME on the Romeo Records label. Reviewing the album, Patrick Rucker of Gramophone Magazine praised his version of the Griffes Sonata as “ranking easily with the recordings of Garrick Ohlsson and Stephen Beus as the finest available,” in addition to extolling his “refined touch,” “rhetorical aptness,” and “fervent rapture” in music of Franck and Scriabin. Born in 1992 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, he previously studied with Dr. Paul Wirth and won numerous top prizes in state, regional, and national competitions prior to college, including in the national finals of the Music Teacher’s National Association Piano Competition. Mr. Tetzloff went on to earn his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees at Mannes College, studying with Piano Department Chair Pavlina Dokovska. He has also studied with Vladimir Valjarevic. Reed Tetzloff was recently nominated an Artist-in-Residence with The Drozdoff Society, in whose Impromptu! Classical Music Recital Series he is a frequent performer.