David Kadouch
Renowned pianist, celebrated for his profound and technical prowess, David Kadouch has graced many international stages, captivating audiences with his performances.
Schedule
24-25 October
Bucharest
Enescu Festival
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"Les Musiques de Madame Bovary"
“Could Emma Bovary's suicide have been avoided if these creators had received the recognition they deserved?”
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"Revolution"
"Save something from the time when we will never be again."
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Voyage Intime
First collaboration with French soprano Sandrine Piau
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Sonates Françaises
Duo with Edgar Moreau and rediscovery of Rita Stroll “Titus and Berenice” Sonata
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Schumann Concert Sans Orchestre and Quintet
With Ardeo quartet
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Beethoven Triple Concerto
On piano forte with Insula Orchestra and Laurence Equilbey, Alexandra Conunova and Natalie Clein
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Pictures of an Exhibition
Moussorgksy/Medtner/Taneiev
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"En Plein Air"
“Stable and domestic, the piano does not seem to be the instrument of wandering. And yet, it speaks tu us of the outdoors to better make us hear what we hide in the folds of our dreams and our deepest anxieties”
David Kadouch, born in Nice, is a pianist whose artistry transcends time. His musical journey, marked by a performance with the iconic Itzhak Perlman in New York at just 13, has since taken him to the world's most prestigious stages.
In 2011, David's exceptional talent was recognized with the "Victoire de la Musique," a testament to his dedication and skill. His discography is a reflection of his vast repertoire, encompassing classical masterpieces and contemporary works. Notably, David has a keen interest in promoting female composers, ensuring their contributions to classical music are celebrated
Beyond solo performances, David's collaborations include the best performers of the classical world. He has partnered with eminent chamber music ensembles, instrumentalists and singers,, including Renaud and Gautier Capucon, Ebène Quartet, Sandrine Piau, Edgar Moreau. Renowned conductors and orchestras have also sought his expertise, further solidifying his reputation.
Yet, what sets David apart in today's digital age is his modern approach. He is not just a pianist but a connected artist of the 21st century. With a significant presence on social media, David engages with audiences beyond the concert hall, bridging the gap between classical traditions and the digital era.
Press
“This was perfection in the balance of works, perfection too – I’m not talking notes, and I’m sure this no doubt self-critical artist would disagree – in the execution. If you see Kadouch on the bill anywhere, don’t miss him.” TheArtsDesk
“Kadouch’s interpretation of Bartok’s “Out of Doors” suite was immensely assured and perceptive, providing the perfect culmination of the evening” The Washington Post.
“From the full-stretch Mendelssohnian busy-ness of Clara Schumann’s “Loreley” to the hushed finality of an angel passing through an empty house in the Debussy/Baudelaire “La mort des amants”, his playing was subtle and magnificent.” TheArtsDesk
“David Kadouch ... ose des dynamiques, des articulation, des attaques, et surtout ce jeu fondu qui le caractérise, au phrasé délié et galbé, à l'éloquence nourrie d'un art vivant du cantabile et d'une science polyphonique d'un grand naturel. .... Le piano libre de David Kadouch combine avec bonheur l'élégance des tournures mozartiennes et l'énergie beethovénienne” Le Monde
“It all adds up to a beautiful, often profoundly affecting recital, to which you will want to return again and again.” Gramophone
David’s interview at the “Matinale” of France Musique listen here
Contact
For Bookings and inquiries.
+33 1 56 89 32 00
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