Master Class for Violin

Kirill Troussov

Beijing, 19 – 20 April 2023
Central Conservatori of Music

Address: 43 Baojia St, Xicheng District, Beijing, China
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1 lesson (45 minutes): 149 €
2 lessons (45 minutes each): 298 €
No application fee
Piano accompaniment: Included
Practice rooms: Available, included
Students accepted: 9

Concert & performance: 15–20 minutes performance with piano at the final concert of the masterclass, in a hall with audience.

To secure your place for this master class we advise to pre-register now. You will be informed as soon as your participation for this master class has been confirmed.

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"Impressive elegance, irreproachable technique, an exceptional musical sensibility and sonorities of an immaculate beauty" is just one of many ways the international press has described his violin play. Russian-German violinist Kirill Troussov is widely recognized as one of the leading soloists of his generation. He works with renowned orchestras and conductors, around the world, and is a regular guest at prestigious festivals and in famous concert halls.

Kirill Troussov regularly gives international master classes at the Mozarteum in Salzburg, the European Music Institute in Vienna and at an increasing number of world-wide festivals and locations. His detailed, analytical and insightful approach makes him an effective and unique teacher who lets his students improve their skills, quickly and significantly. Watch excerpts of some master classes on Kirill Troussov's YouTube channel.

Kirill Troussov's passion for chamber music has led to celebrated performances with leading artists such as Sol Gabetta, Yuja Wang, Julian Rachlin, Daniel Hope, Joshua Bell, Yuri Bashmet, Mischa Maisky and Gautier & Renaud Capuçon. The CDs he recorded together with his sister – pianist Alexandra Troussova – were highly praised by the international press.

Throughout his career, Kirill Troussov won numerous awards for his outstanding performance. He plays the Antonio Stradivari violin "Brodsky" of 1702, on which Adolph Brodsky performed the world premiere of Tchaikovsky's violin concerto, in 1881. His mentors include Sir Yehudi Menuhin and Igor Oistrakh.

For a more detailed biography of Kirill Troussov visit troussov.com/about or Wikipedia.