Stephen Kovacevich  joins in ever-illuminating Martha Argerich Festival in Hamburg this summer. Kovacevich will appear at Elbphilharmonie Kleiner Saal  on June 28^th playing Berg’s Sonata Op.1. A passionate advocate for Berg, Stephen Kovacevich is renowned for his interpretation of the Sonata: “He endowed the music with a sense of fluid movement that sometimes turned into cadence, and Berg could be heard confronting his own role in the 20th century with Kovacevich on piano as a vehicle to develop it. He stretched the ten minutes into an eternity and held the final resolution, the first and only resolution of the Sonata, as if he never wanted it to end”.

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Stephen Kovacevich begins the new year with the performance of Mozart Piano Concerto No 24 with the Sofia Philharmonic Orchestra  under the baton’s of the orchestra’s music director Mo Nayden Todorov. Their concert takes place on 25^th of January at Bulgaria Concert Hall  in Sofia with the programme also featuring Beethoven Symphony No 5 in c-minor.

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Celebrated pianist Stephen Kovacevich  returns to his native California to perform Mozart’s Piano Concerto in C-Minor with the Pacific Symphony  under the baton of the Orchestra’s music director Carl St.Clair. Their performance as part of an all-Mozart concert takes place on Sunday 29^th of October at the acclaimed  Soka Performing Arts Centre  in Aliso Viejo Orange County. For more details see HERE

Stephen Kovacevich joins distinguished forces in a duo with Martha Argerich as part of their special chamber music concert at the Philharmonie de Paris  on 15^th of October. The evening dedicated to music by Schumann, Beethoven and Debussy also features young upcoming musicians  cellist Edgar Moreau and violinist Geza Hosszu-Legocky. Debussy’s works for two pianos Lindaraja and En blanc et noir conclude the programme with the legendary artists’ joint performance at Grande salle Pierre Boulez.

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We are thrilled to announce that the distinguished pianist Stephen Kovacevich joins our roster for general management. One of the most celebrated pianists of his generation, Kovacevich has been long admired for unsurpassed interpretations of works by Beethoven, Brahms, Mozart and Schubert.

Following his recent recital playing Berg, Beethoven and Bach, one critic remarked: “It was music making on a very high level of insight, illumination and intimacy.” Another commented at Kovacevich’s Wigmore Hall 80^th birthday concert on his Schubert performance: “Kovacevich’s translucent tone and magical phrasing fulfilled dreams of how this sonata can sound (…) no sentimentality, just wisdom, honesty and compassion.”

Stephen Kovacevich is renowned for his engaging masterclasses which reveal his inner philosophy behind the music he plays. His masterclasses contribute further to the fascinating view of a consummate artist while they generously “perpetuate musical passion and knowledge from one generation to another.”