Witness the Boston debut of a Russian piano prodigy being called a “genius” (Corriere della Sera) with “incredible maturity” (Amadeus). Not yet 20 years old, Alexander Malofeev already performs in Europe’s most renowned concert halls and with some of the world’s top orchestras. Malofeev was only 13 years old when he won the prestigious International Tchaikovsky Competition for Young Musicians, the world’s largest competition for young performers. He just keeps getting better, and he’s now holding his own as an adult, sharing his sincere love for the classical repertoire with worldwide audiences. This is a pianist destined for the biggest stages, so don’t miss the chance to experience his talent up-close in the intimacy of Longy’s Pickman Hall.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart                 Piano Sonata No 14, K.457

Franz Schubert               Piano Sonata No. 14, D.784

Nikolai Medtner               Two Skakzi (Fairy tales), Op. 48

Sergei Rachmaninoff    Piano Sonata No. 1, Op. 28