“Pierre-Arnaud
Dablemont has built a reputation as a unique recitalist with an unusually broad
repertoire. His multifaceted musical personality and insatiable curiosity have
led him to exciting new directions, going beyond the beaten paths of the usual
conformist thinking and giving him a particular view on the works he
interprets. Regarded as one of the most mature and accomplished interpreters of
his generation, he belongs to a certain class of pianists for whom piano
represents a real philosophy of life. Since his debut in 1996, he has enchanted
audiences throughout Europe and Northern America,
always with the same passion and renewed pleasure for sharing his vision of
music. His new album, including repertoire by Janáček and Ravel, will be
released in early 2012 and is Dablemont’s first solo recording. Actively
involved in the expansion and promotion of contemporary piano repertoire,
Dablemont has premiered new works by composers Pavel Trojan, Zuzana Michlerová,
Petr Pokorný, Edith Canat de Chizy. Born near Paris, he grew up in a non-musical family. Dablemont
received his first piano lessons at age 8. Showing a talent for music, he
quickly became more serious about piano and began his education under Véronique
Menuet-Stibbe. He later studied with the eminent pedagogue and pianist
František Maxián at the Prague Conservatory who particularly influenced his
playing. Pierre-Arnaud Dablemont keeps a widely-read blog. There he writes
about his concerts, practicing as well as he publishes detailled essays on music
or analysis of works.”
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