2023上海亚美尼亚钢琴家海格茵·拉普扬独奏音乐会时间、地点、门票价格

上海亚美尼亚钢琴家海格茵·拉普扬独奏音乐会时间、地点、门票价格

1、时间：2023.09.01 周五 19:30

2、地点：保利上海城市剧院

3、门票价格：120元、180元、80元

上海亚美尼亚钢琴家海格茵·拉普扬独奏音乐会详情

上海亚美尼亚钢琴家海格茵·拉普扬独奏音乐会

亚美尼亚钢琴家海格茵·拉普扬 Heghine Rapyan, Armenia

“……海格茵的演奏同时富有力量与层次，她以完美的自信呈现出一个声音的世界，并把每个音符融合在其中。钢琴在她的演奏下听起来仿若一个交响乐团。”——2011年《新威斯特法伦报》

海格茵·拉普扬总能透过贴切而温柔的音乐表达，深刻地触动观众的情感。

2001年，海格茵在埃里温举行的亚美尼亚遗产国际钢琴比赛中获得“Kawai艺术家奖”，16岁的她随即展开在德国、奥地利和荷兰的首次巡演。自此以后，海格茵在各国举行独奏会并定期参加音乐节，在雅典中央音乐厅、德国比勒费尔德的鲁道夫·厄特克尔音乐厅、深圳音乐厅等世界各个音乐厅登台演出。在与奥地利文化论坛的合作下，她将奥地利作曲家的作品带到欧洲各国。

海格茵是亚美尼亚爱乐乐团、亚美尼亚国家室内乐团及萨尔茨堡大学管弦乐团的独奏家。她与日本指挥家井上义久合作的李斯特第二钢琴协奏曲曾由东京国家广播电台播出。

她曾在亚美尼亚、意大利、希腊等国举办的比赛中获奖，包括斯特凡·埃尔马斯国际钢琴比赛第一名。她曾参与多个大师班并与当代多位重量级教师和音乐家们密切合作，如亚历山大·邦杜里安斯基、杰罗姆·罗斯、尤拉·马古利斯、罗伯特·勒文、克劳斯·海尔维希、卢德米尔·安吉洛夫、阿奴夫·冯·阿尼姆。2011年，她在萨尔茨堡与伟大的奥地利钢琴家海布勒相会，海布勒从此成为她的首要指导教师。

海格茵出生于亚美尼亚的加瓦尔镇。她在童年早期就着迷于钢琴的声音并从三岁开始演奏。起先在当地音乐学校受A. Zagaryan启蒙后，她又入读埃里温柴可夫斯基天才儿童音乐学校随阿尔门·巴巴哈尼扬学习。15岁时她进入埃里温国立音乐学院，后被授予“红色学位”并以最高荣誉毕业。之后，她继续在奥地利萨尔茨堡莫扎特音乐大学进行艺术深造，分别随彼得·兰教授、罗尔夫·普拉格教授和伊姆莱·罗曼教授、杜恩德·库鲁茨教授学习钢琴与室内乐。2017年她以优异的成绩毕业，获得艺术硕士学位。

海格茵现居于莫扎特的故乡萨尔茨堡。2017年起，她成为米拉贝尔宫音乐会的常驻音乐家。2020年，海格茵的独奏音乐会在奥地利广播电台Ö1中播出，她以出色的演奏诠释了奥地利和法国作曲家的知名作品。2023年3月，她首张CD专辑发布，收录了亚美尼亚作曲家斯蒂芬·埃尔马斯的所有钢琴奏鸣曲，这张专辑与与知名古典音乐厂牌Solo Musica / Naxos合作发行。

“...In Rapyan’s powerful multi-layered playing, every single sound carefully ﬁtted into the soundscapes presented with sovereign self-conﬁdence. She makes the Piano to sound like an Orchestra” --Neue Westfälische 2011

It is through her thoughtful and tenderly expressive music-making that she most deeply touches the emotions of audiences.

Her ﬁrst concert tour in Germany, Austria and Netherlands was at the age of 16, after winning the Kawai Artist Price in 2001 at Armenian Legacy international piano competition in Yerevan. Since then Heghine has given recitals internationally and participated regularly in music festivals, including performances at Megaron Hall, Athens, Rudolf Oetker Halle in Bielefeld, Shenzhen Concert Hall in China, etc. With the co-operation of the Austrian Cultural Forum, she presents often the music of Austrian composers around Europe.

Heghine has been a soloist with the Armenian Philharmonic Orchestra, Armenian National Chamber Orchestra and Salzburg University Orchestra. She has collaborated with the Japanese conductor Hisayoshi Inoue and her performances of Liszt 2nd Piano Concerto have been broadcasted by the Tokyo National Radio.

Heghine has received prizes in competitions in Armenia, Italy and Greece, including the 1st prize at Stephan Elmas International piano competition. She has participated in Masterclasses and worked privately with important teachers and musicians of our times: Alexander Bonduriansky, Jerome Rose, Jura Margulis, Robert Levin, Klaus Hellwig, Ludmil Angelov, Arnulf von Arnim. In 2011 she met in Salzburg the great Austrian pianist Ingrid Haebler who as of then, became her main mentor and advisor. Mrs. Haebler’s coaching had a great impact on Heghine’s interpretative style and pianism.

Born in the town of Gavar, Armenia, she was fascinated by the sound of the piano already in her early childhood and started to play at the age of three. She took piano lessons at the local music school with A.Zagaryan and later worked with Armen Babakhanian in Yerevan, at the Tchaikowsky Music School for talented children. Soon after, at the age of 15, she entered the Yerevan State Conservatory where she graduated with the highest honours and was awarded the “Red Diploma”. Later, she continued her piano studies in Austria, at the University of Mozarteum in Salzburg, where she worked with Profs. Peter Lang and Rolf Plagge (piano) and Profs. Imre Rohmann and Tünde Kurucz (chamber music). In 2017 she graduated Mozarteum with distinction and was awarded the academic degree Master of Arts (MA).

Heghine lives in the town of Mozart, Salzburg. She is a resident pianist in Mirabell Palace Concerts since 2017. Her first CD album with complete piano sonatas of the Armenian composer Stephan Elmas, will be released in March 2023 in Munich, Germany under the label Solo Musica / Naxos. In 2020 Heghine’s recital was broadcasted in Austrian Radio Ö1, where she brilliantly performed known and unknown pieces of austrian and french composers.