Recent performances

The list also includes concerts cancelled or postponed due to COVID-19 pandemic; some other concert arrangements in summer 2020, such as a participation in a piano festival in France, a recital in Greece etc., were also cancelled or postponed.

• Tuesday 14 September 2021 at 19h00: concert with the Bruno Walter Symphony Orchestra, conductor Jack Martin Händler, at the Reduta Concert Hall of the Slovak Philharmonic, Bratislava, Slovakia: Mozart’s concerto n° 9 ‘Jeunehomme’ (postponed from 25 March and 8 September 2020)
• Thursday 29 July 2021 at 20h00: participation in a chamber music concert at the 12th ‘Puplinge Classique’ Festival, Switzerland (piano trios by Dvořák and Jouon)
• Saturday 19 June 2021 at 20h00 (postponed from 18 April 2020 and 26 January 2021): participation in a concert with Luxembourg Chamber Orchestra, Luxembourg Philharmonic Hall, Luxembourg (Mozart)
• Sunday 6 June 2021: recital at the Georgios Cultural Centre, Piran (Slovenia), piano four hands with Val Kravos (Mozart, Schubert, Bizet)
• Friday 4 June 2021 at 19h30: recital at Sokolski dom, Škofja Loka (Slovenia), piano four hands with Val Kravos (Mozart, Schubert, Bizet)
• Monday 28 April 2021 at 20h00 (postponed from 28 March 2020 and 15 January 2021): participation in a concert in the framework of the ‘International Composition Forum’, Luxembourg Philharmonic Hall, Chamber Music Hall, solo and piano duo with Val Kravos (Beethoven, Bizet, Chopin, Scriabin…)
• POSTPONED – Friday 5 March 2021 at 20h00: recital solo and piano duo with Val Kravos at the Russian Cultural and Spiritual Centre, Paris – POSTPONED
• Thursday 4 February 2021 at 20h00: solo recital opening the Festival Scriabin+, CAPE, Ettelbruck, Luxembourg (Scriabin, Chopin, Schumann)
• POSTPONED to 2021 – Tuesday 29 December at 19h30: participation in the gala concert to celebrate 30 years of Gallus Foundation at the Slovenian Philharmonic Hall, Ljubljana, Slovenia – POSTPONED to 2021
• Thursday 15 October at 19h00: recital at the Lviv National Philharmonic Hall, Ukraine, solo and piano duo with Val Kravos
• Saturday 26 September at 19h00: recital at the Sofia Music Weeks International Festival, Sofia, Bulgaria, solo and piano duo with Val Kravos (Petrovic-Vratchanska, Schumann, Scriabin, Ravel, Villa-Lobos)
• Sunday 2 August at 19h30: participation in the International Young Artists Recital by the European Music Institute Vienna in the Ehrbar Hall
• Sunday 21 June at 14h00: short online recital by the piano trio Yano-Schwall-Kravos in Trifolion, Echternach, Luxembourg (Piazzola, Beethoven), also broadcast by the Radio 100,7
• Sunday 24 May at 20h00: solo recital at the Beethoven Fest in Lviv, Ukraine (Bagatelles, Tempest and Waldstein Sonatas) – CANCELLED/REPLACED BY A SOLO RECITAL in October
  
• Friday 22 May at 20h00: short online recital by the piano trio Yano-Schwall-Kravos in Luxembourg Philharmonie, Chamber Music Hall (Beethoven)
• Saturday 18 April at 20h00: concert with orchestra, Cercle Cité, Grande salle, Luxembourg – POSTPONED to Saturday 30 January 2021
• Saturday 28 March at 20h00: participation in a concert in the framework of the ‘International Composition Forum’ , Luxembourg Philharmonic Hall, Chamber Music Hall, solo and piano duo with Val Kravos (Beethoven, Schumann, Bizet) – POSTPONED to Friday 15 January 2021
• Wednesday 25 March at 19h00: concert with the Bruno Walter Symphony Orchestra, conductor Jack Martin Händler, at the Reduta Concert Hall of the Slovak Philharmonic, Bratislava, Slovakia (Mozart’s concerto Jenamy/Jeunhomme) – POSTPONED to 8 September
  
• Saturday 21 March at 20h00: concert ‘Rubinstein & Slavic Mythology’ with Luxembourg Wind Orchestra, conductor Philippe Noesen, Luxembourg Philharmonic Hall, Grand Auditorium (Tchaikovsky: Piano Concerto Nº 1) – CANCELLED/POSTPONED (tbc)
• Sunday 15 March at 17h00: recital at the Bourglinster Castle Music Festival, Luxembourg: chamber music with Benjamin Kruithof, cello (Francœur, Schubert / Rachmaninov, Popper) – POSTPONED to 29 November 2020

Information on older public performances (from June 2010)
is available in the Archive.