Pascal Nemirovski

Pascal Nemirovski is widely regarded as one of the most highly soughtafter

piano pedagogues worldwide. Many of his students have achieved

top international prizes in esteemed competitions such as Leeds, Busoni,

Ettlingen, YCA New York, YCAT London, BBC New Generation Artist, and

have gone on to become successful recording artists represented by

renowned Concert Artist Management companies like IMG, Harrison

Parrott, Askonas Holt, Intermusica, among others. Notable among his

accomplished students are Lise de la Salle, Louis Schwizgebel, Daniel

Lebhardt, Mario Mora, Roman Kosyakov, Emanuil Ivanov, Edward Leung,

and Yi Zhong.

Pascal embarked on his musical journey at the Juilliard School, where he

studied with Nadia Reisenberg and Adele Marcus from 1981 to 1984,

supported by a full Steinway & Freundlich Fund scholarship. He later

pursued further studies in Paris under the tutelage of France Clidat and

Alexis Weissenberg. During this time, he began performing concerts and

conducting masterclasses across Europe, the United States, and Asia.

In 2004, Pascal released his debut album, "Entre Ciel et Terre," featuring

works by Chopin, Prokofiev, and Scriabin. The recording received

unanimous acclaim from the press, further cementing his reputation.

At the age of 28, Pascal's exceptional talent for teaching was already

recognised, leading to numerous invitations to deliver lectures,

masterclasses, and workshops worldwide. He has shared his expertise at

prestigious institutions such as the Shanghai Conservatory and Beijing

Central and China Conservatories in China, Sibelius Academy in Finland,

Conservatoire Supérieur de Paris in France, Royal Irish Academy of Music

in Ireland, Buchmann-Mehta School of Music and The Jerusalem Music

Centre in Israel, Moscow Conservatory and Central School of Music in

Russia, and Royal Academy of Music, Purcell School, and Oxford

University in the UK. Moreover, he has served as a sought-after jury

member in international piano competitions across the globe.

For a decade, Pascal held a teaching position at the Royal Academy of

Music in London and was honoured with the title of Honorary Associate

of the Royal Academy of Music (Hon ARAM). With extensive teaching

experience, he also assumed responsibility for the "Piano Pedagogy"

Subject Specialism for LRAM (Licentiate of the Royal Academy of Music)

and edited two books. During this period, he also taught at the Purcell

School.

In 2016, Pascal joined the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire, where he

currently serves as the "International Chair" of Piano.

In 2022, he took on the position of "Artistic Director" of the Madrid

International Piano Competition, further contributing to the piano world.

In 2023, Pascal embarked on the creation of IPM.Center, a

comprehensive platform aimed at providing young pianists with diverse

activities and a supportive community. The platform encompasses an

International Academy in Vienna, an Online Competition, Salons, and a

Blog, all designed to nurture and inspire young pianistic talent.

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