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European Piano Competition and European Piano Program 2010-2011
The Association European Piano Competition is a coordinator of the European Piano Programme entitled “Piano, reflection of the European Culture”. Before the 3rd European Piano Competition which will take place in 2011, the [...]dernières mises en ligne
[07-03-2010] Concert at the European Parliament in Bruxelles
Invited and under the presidency of M. Jerzy BUZEK, President of the European Parliament, the pianist Jean Dubé, first prizewinner of the European Piano Competition of 2009, will give a recital in the concert hall Yehudi MENUHIN, the 22 June at 12h30 . Seats reservations being ... [lire la suite]
Invited and under the presidency of M. Jerzy BUZEK, President of the European Parliament, the pianist Jean Dubé, first prizewinner of the European Piano Competition of 2009, will give a recital in the concert hall Yehudi MENUHIN, the 22 June at 12h30 . Seats reservations being ... [lire la suite]
[11-11-2009] Jean DUBE, the first winner of the 2009 Competition
Winner of the 2009 European Piano Competition, Jean Dubé is also the winner of the prize given by the french association "Chopin à Nohant". PROGRAMS OF JEAN DUBE FOR THE MONTHS TO COME: End of Mars, beginning of April, Jean Dubé ... [lire la suite]
Winner of the 2009 European Piano Competition, Jean Dubé is also the winner of the prize given by the french association "Chopin à Nohant". PROGRAMS OF JEAN DUBE FOR THE MONTHS TO COME: End of Mars, beginning of April, Jean Dubé ... [lire la suite]
[28-07-2006] KAWAI : A Family Tradition
Koichi Kawai, our founder was born in Hamamatsu, Japan in 1886. As he entered his teens, young Koichi began working in the piano industry. He was a key member of the research and development team that first introduced pianos to Japan. A talented inventor, Koichi Kawai was the first to design and ... [lire la suite]
Koichi Kawai, our founder was born in Hamamatsu, Japan in 1886. As he entered his teens, young Koichi began working in the piano industry. He was a key member of the research and development team that first introduced pianos to Japan. A talented inventor, Koichi Kawai was the first to design and ... [lire la suite]
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