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Vladimir Viardo

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faculty as artist-in-residence in 1989. His international roster of students includes young artists from Eastern Europe, as well as Portugal, Spain, Mexico, South Africa and the United States. Viardo's master classes are much in demand throughout the world and his name appears in the book
127:(the primary music organization of the USSR). After obtaining a doctorate, he was immediately engaged as assistant professor with Naumov at the Conservatory. At the age of 21 Viardo took the third prize and the Prix du Prince Rainier at the 529: 346: 514: 186:, Viardo's tours have taken him to American, Canadian and European cities, Asia and South Africa as well as to Israel, Central and South America, appearing as soloist with conductors such as 524: 455: 354: 135:. He had already launched an impressive world career when his travel visa was mysteriously revoked. For nearly thirteen years, Viardo was a virtual prisoner behind the 504: 549: 544: 509: 448: 155: 123:, where he remained as a student for six years. Naumov would describe him as "my number one pupil". During this time, he was tenured as a soloist by 559: 539: 494: 554: 534: 85: 441: 132: 489: 46: 519: 484: 68: 128: 143:
rose to power in the Soviet Union the freedom to travel was restored, and in 1987 Viardo was permitted to accept engagements in
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The first steps in music were taken with his mother, the classical singer, voice teacher and pianist
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Since returning to the West where his international career resumed with several concerts at
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Prize-winners of the Van Cliburn International Piano Competition
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Krasnaya Polyana
Soviet Union
Nathalia Viardo
Irina Naumova
Gnessin State Musical College
Lev Naumov
Moscow Conservatory
Moscow Philharmonia
Marguerite Long-Jacques Thibaud Competition
Van Cliburn International Competition
Iron Curtain
Mikhail Gorbachev
Germany
United States
University of North Texas College of Music
Carnegie Hall
Lincoln
Kennedy Centers
Salle Pleyel
Concertgebouw
Lorin Maazel
Zubin Mehta
Vladimir Spivakov
Dmitri Kitayenko
Eduardo Mata

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