14:00 | Presentation of M. Rubackytė's book "Born under the piano" with journalist Valdas Puteikis. 15:00 | Autograph time. 16:00 | Concert "Do you love Liszt?"
Pianist Mūza Rubackytė and the winners of the Lisztofonia competition at Paliesius Manor! Along with the winner of the Lithuanian National Culture and Art Prize Mūza Rubackyte and the winners of the Lisztofonija-4 competition under her patronage, the author and curator of the idea of Lisztofonija, pianist Eglė Andrejevaitė, and the winner of the "Lisztofonija-3" competition Simonas Poška (Lithuania / Germany) will participate in the concert. This is a concert for everyone who loves classical music and Liszt!
In 2017, the pianists' competition "Lisztofonija" was held for the first time. It is a competition for Lithuanian pianists initiated by the Lithuanian Ferenc Liszt Association "LiSZtuania" together with the piano department of the Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theater (LMTA), the aim of which is to encourage Lithuanian pianists to perform, record and deepen their knowledge of F. Liszt's works. The competition, organized for the third time, is a professional help for a pianist who is starting the path of an artist in preparing an audio and video recording, the main means of presentation in the world. The final concert of this year's competition winners and the world-renowned music experts of F. Liszt, who won the Grand Prize of the Liszt Records competition in Budapest in 2020, prof. The performance of the muse Rubackytė will take place at Paliesius Manor.
Mūza Rubackytė, patron of the Lisztofonia pianists' competition and laureate of the Lithuanian National Culture and Art Prize, started her career as a pianist at the age of seven: she made her debut in the Great Hall of the Lithuanian National Philharmonic playing Haydn's Concerto in D major conducted by Saulis Sondeckis. He studied at the Lithuanian Conservatory (now the Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theater, LMTA) and the Moscow State P. Tchaikovsky Conservatory.
The victory of the Lithuanian pianist currently living in Vilnius, Paris and Geneva at the prestigious international Liszt-Bartók piano competition in Budapest (1981) was the first recognition of a Lithuanian pianist on the international stage after a 50-year break (S. Vainiūnas won the piano competition in Vienna in 1933).
This "One of the best living Liszt performers" (as stated in the prestigious magazine "Fanfare", USA) is a member of the office of the International Liszt Associations (ILA), the president of the Liszt Society in Lithuania "LiSZtuania", a long-time participant of the International Liszt Piano Competition in Utrecht member of the jury. For spreading F. Liszt's work and Hungarian culture in the world in 2012. M. Rubackyte was awarded the "Pro Hungarica" prize of the Hungarian Ministry of Culture, and the CD "De la valse á labîme" recorded in 2020 won the grand prize of the 41st International Ferenc Liszt Recording Evaluation. Daugiau apie šį šaltinio tekstąŠaltinio tekstas, reikalingas norint gauti papildomos vertimo informacijos Siųsti atsiliepimą Šoniniai skydeliai
