CD released by Ettore Pozzoli International Piano Competition (Italy, 2007)
E. Pozzoli. 5 Etudes
F. Chopin. Nocturne No 7 cis-moll, op.27 Nr.1
F. Chopin / F. Liszt. Six Polish Songs, op.74
F. Liszt / V. Horowitz. Hungarian Rhapsody No 19
S. Prokofiev. Sonata No 7 B-dur, op.83
F. Chopin. Etude c-moll, op.10 Nr.12
A. Skriabin. Etude Des-dur, op.8 Nr.10
Alexandre Pirojenko also appears on the following CD's:
CD issued by F. Liszt International Piano Competition in Wroclaw (Poland, 2003)
Schubert / Liszt. Aufenthalt
CD "Helsinki International Maj Lind Piano Competition" (Finland, 2002)
A. Skriabin. Etude Des-dur, op.8 Nr.10
CD "Prelude to dreams" issued by Scottish International Piano Competition 2001 (UK)
A. Skriabin. Valse As-dur, op.38
CD "IV International Piano Competition in Memory of Vladimir Horowitz" (Ukraine, 2001)
F. Liszt / V.Horowitz. Hungarian Rhapsody No 19 E. Granados. Spanish Dance No 5 e-moll
CD "Bremer Klavierwettbewerb'99" (Germany)
J. Haydn. Sonata As-dur, Hob. XVI / 46 S. Prokofiev. Sonata No 6 A-dur, op. 82
St.Petersburg, including all the most important concert halls:
- Grand and Chamber Halls of St.Petersburg D.Shostakovich Philharmonie
- Capella
- Mariinsky Theatre Concert Hall
- Anton Rubinstein Grand Hall (Opera and Ballet Theatre) and Glazunov Concert Hall of St.Petersburg State Conservatoire
- Hermitage Theatre
- Concert Hall of St.Petersburg Composers Club
- Column Hall of Herzen Institute
- Concert Hall of St. Petersburg State University and many others
- also played The 10th Concert of Barbara's Home Concerts (organized by HM Consul-General Barbara Hay, St.Petersburg),
Moscow (Conservatoire Small Hall, Rachmaninov Hall), Saratov, Volgograd, Ufa, Petrozavodsk, Vologda, Orel, Novgorod The Great, Vyborg, Oktyabrsky, Kostroma
Riga (The Big Guild Concert Hall, Vitols Academy Big Hall)
Kazakhstan:
Almaty (Conservatoire Small Hall)
Georgia:
Tbilisi (Conservatoire Grand Hall), Kutaisi
France:
Paris (Salle Alfred Cortot, UNESCO Concert Hall, Conservatoire Serge Rachmaninoff), Orleans (Ecole Nationale de Musique d'Orleans), Toulouse (Salle Bleue de l'Espace Croix Baragnon), Beauchamp (Salle des Fetes)
Germany:
Berlin (Concert Hall of Music Instruments' Museum), Cologne (Philharmonie), Bremen (Glocke Concert Hall), Dusseldorf, Hannover, Stuttgart, Essen, Lubeck, Darmstadt, Koblenz, Kitzingen, Goslar, Wolfshagen
Austria:
Salzburg (Solitar - Universitat Mozarteum)
Switzerland:
Geneva (Palais des Nations - UNO Concert Hall)
UK:
London
USA:
New York City (92 Street Y - Kaufmann Concert Hall, Lincoln Center - Rose Theatre and The Allen Room, Lehman Center for the Performing Arts), Washington D. C. (Kennedy Center - Terrace Theater), New Orleans (Roussel Performance Hall, Dixon Hall of Tulane University), Boston, Atlanta, Philadelphia, Kalamazoo, Des Moines, Naples (FL), Sarasota (FL), North Bethesda (MD, Strathmore Mansion) Myrtle Beach (SC), Springfield (MO), Fort Smith (AR), Albany (GA), Crossville (TN), Latrobe (PA), Mobile (AL), Brownville (NE), Crete (NE, Doane College), Kilmarnock (VA), Meredith (NY), Danville (KY), Ashland (KY), Florence (AL), Opelika (AL), Thomasville (GA), Anniston (AL), Fort Myers (FL), West Palm Beach (FL), Lakeland (FL), Vero Beach (FL), Daytona Beach (FL), Avon Park (FL), Fort Lauderdale (FL), Fairfax (VA), Charleston (SC), Manassas (VA), Pembroke (NC) Newport News (VA), Wilmington (DE), New Brunswick (NJ), Binghamton (NY), Elmira (NY), Morristown (NJ), Englewood (NJ), Zanesville (OH), Quincy (IL), Rockford (IL), Champaign-Urbana (IL), Cape Girardeau (MO), St. Charles (MO), Edmond (OK), Ames (IA), Santa Fe (NM), Albuquerque (NM), Beaver Creek (CO), Palm Desert (CA), Costa Mesa (CA), Folsom (CA), Arcata (CA)
Netherlands:
Amsterdam (Concertgebouw Kleine Zaal), Rotterdam, Haarlem, Amstelveen, Bergen, Weert
Italy:
Lecco (Teatro della Sosieta), Seregno (Teatro Santavaleria), Carate Brianza (Auditorium "Il Parco"), Abano Terme (Kursaal), Cividino (Convento Frati Minori)
Portugal:
Sintra (Quinta da Piedade)
Spain:
Ibiza (Centro Cultural de San Carlos)
Faroe Islands:
Torshavn (Nordic House), Runavik, Fuglafirdi
Japan:
Hamamatsu (Gakugei Gymnasium)
Slovenia:
Ljubljana (Cankarjev dom - Gallusova dvorana) and other cities
Croatia:
Zagreb (Croatia Music Hall)
Serbia:
Belgrade (Gallery "Progress"), Novi Sad, Zrenjanin
Postgraduate (soloklassen) at Hochschule fur Musik und Theater Hannover (Germany) in piano class of Prof. Arie Vardi
2003-2005
Completed postgraduate studies at St.Petersburg State Conservatoire named after N.A. Rimsky-Korsakov (Russia) in piano class of Prof. Alexander Sandler
2003
Graduated from St.Petersburg State Conservatoire named after N.A. Rimsky-Korsakov (Russia) with the highest honours
1998-2003
Student at St.Petersburg State Conservatoire named after N.A. Rimsky-Korsakov (Russia) in piano class of Prof. Alexander Sandler
1993-1998
Student at Special Music School-lyceum of St.Petersburg State Conservatoire (Russia) in piano class of Marina Wolf
1984-1993
Student at District Music School in St.Petersburg (Russia) in piano class of Irina Saravayskaya
Participation in master classes:
2004
Master Class of Prof. Arie Vardi (Goslar, Germany)
2004
Master Class of Prof. Matti Raekallio (Goslar, Germany)
2003
Master Class of Prof. Mikhail Voskresensky (Bergen, Netherlands)
2003
Master Class of Prof. Marie-Francoise Bucquet (Bergen, Netherlands)
2001
Master Class of Prof. Lazar Berman (Bergen, Netherlands)
2001, 2003
Master Class of Prof. Jan Marisse Huizing (Bergen, Netherlands)
2001
Master Class of Prof. Jan Wijn (Alkmaar, Bergen, Netherlands)
2000, 2001
Master Class of Prof. Norma Fisher (London, UK)
1999
Master Class of Prof. Hans Leygraf (Darmstadt, Germany)
1998
Master Class of Prof. Victor Rosenbaum (St.Petersburg, Russia)
1997
Master Class of Prof. Paul Badura-Skoda (St.Petersburg, Russia)
1995
Master Class of Prof. Paul Badura-Skoda (Lubeck, Germany)
1992
Master Class of Prof. Alexei Nasedkin (Moscow, Russia)
