ANTONIN KUBALEK

Antonin KubalekMr. Kubalek remains one of the most prominent pianists in North America today.

Since arriving in Canada in 1968, Mr. Kubalek’s performances have graced the stages in solo, chamber and orchestral concerts. He is a best-selling international recording artist, with over a dozen CDs currently available and two dozen LPs titles to his credit. His award-winning CD recordings on the prestigious Dorian label have won him extraordinary praise in such publications as the American Record Guide, Fganfare Magazine, CD Review, Gramophone Magazine. Mr. Kubalek has twice been nominated with the highest recording honour in Canada: the Juno Award.
Antonin Kubalek a Josef Suk
Glenn Gould made a unique contribution to this Canadian artist’s Career. Gould’s only foray into the role of „producer“ was spirited by Kubalek’s playing. The Second Piano Sonata by Korngold, recently re-released on CD Citadel Records, was the fruit of this singular musical union.

Antonin Kubalek, a respected educator, has served on the faculties of The Royal Conservatory of Music, University of Toronto York University, the Prague Conservatory and the Prague Academy. As a preeminent teacher, Mr. Kubalek is often invited to colleges and universities throughout North America where he gives masterclasses, seminars and coaching sessions. His expertise is also in demand on both national and international juries.
Antonin Kubalek
Receiving three standing ovations following his performance in the Rudolfinum at the 2002 Prague Spring Festival, it is evident that pianist Antonin Kubalek’s artistry and musicianship continues to command respect and admiration from audiences and critics internationally. Most recently, Mr. Kubalek was recognized by the Czech Music Council with a UNESCO honourary award in November of 2002. www.antoninkubalek.com  and www.andrewkwanartists.com.

Mr. Glenn Gould wrote:
„His Schumann and Brahms provide a rare mix of improvisatory freedom and structural control: with such playing one’s grasp of the musical architecture is enhanced precisely because of the apparent spontaneity through which it is realized.“

Antonin Kubalek concerts:
CZECH REPUBLIC
22. 7. 2005.- concert in Rudolfinum - Prague
1. 7. 2005 - pianorecital Krumlov
28.6.2005 - Bystrice pod Hostynem - pianorecital


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