Jean-Nicolas Diatkine
PIANIST
Biography
"best piano revelation of the last ten years"
Jean-Nicolas Diatkine (born in Paris in 1964) is a French pianist whose singular path was shaped outside the conservatory system. Heir to Claudio Arrau’s school through Ruth Nye, he spent thirteen years studying musical architecture with composer Narcis Bonet: for him, understanding the score is the prerequisite to any interpretation. He gives regular recitals in Paris at Salle Gaveau and Salle Cortot, and performs throughout Europe and in Japan. His recordings of Beethoven, Liszt, Chopin and Schubert have been praised by the European press for their sincerity and depth.
PRESS
Interview with the pianist Jean-Nicolas Diatkine
Jean-Nicolas, you’re known as a pianist who delves into the nuances of music with great sensitivity? Where does that come from?
I certainly owe it to my first piano teacher Wilfredo Voguet, who was very demanding in this area. He pushed me to be myself without letting myself be influenced by the desire for glory or brilliance that a child and then an adolescent cannot fail to feel at one time or another. He was very strict about musical insincerity and impossible to fool.
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