MARCH 2027
Masterclass
Sir András Schiff
FLAGEY
In the Presence of a Master
Sir András Schiff is widely regarded as one of the foremost pianists of our time, celebrated for his interpretations of the works of Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert and Bartók. Renowned for his intellectual rigour, musical integrity and profound understanding of the repertoire, he brings exceptional insight to the relationship between the score and its performance.
Born in Budapest in 1953, Schiff studied at the Franz Liszt Academy before continuing his musical training in London. His distinguished international career spans solo recitals, performances with leading orchestras and chamber music. Alongside his work as a pianist and conductor, he is deeply committed to the development of young musicians, teaching and giving masterclasses at leading music institutions.
At a glimpse
Masterclass
19.03.2027 | 14:30—17:00
Studio 1, Flagey
Language
English
Free admission for students of the Koninklijk Conservatorium Brussel (KCB) & Conservatoire Royal de Bruxelles (CRB).
Only valid upon presentation of your student card on the afternoon of the masterclass.
On 19 March 2027, Conservamus welcomes Sir András Schiff to Flagey in Brussels for an afternoon of piano masterclasses. Working directly with young pianists, he will share his experience and perspective on musical interpretation, offering insight into the artistic choices, attention to detail and depth of understanding that shape a compelling performance.
An opportunity for young musicians and audiences to engage with the artistic approach of an internationally acclaimed pianist and to experience the exchange of knowledge between generations.
Masterclass
An afternoon of intensive masterclasses focusing on interpretation, technique and musical dialogue.
Participants: Advanced students of the Koninklijk Conservatorium Brussel & Conservatoire Royal de Bruxelles
Audience: Open to the public with limited seats
This masterclass is part of Conservamus’ ongoing commitment to education, transmission and the future of musical heritage, in collaboration with the Royal Conservatories of Brussels.
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