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Giovanni Bellucci (born Rome, August 31, 1965) is an Italian pianist. After having inadvertently discovered the piano, when he was already fourteen, he started studying at the ‘S. Cecilia’ Conservatoire in Rome under the direction of Franco Medori. After having taken his degree ''summa cum laude'' and honourable mention, he was awarded a "Master" at the Accademia Pianistica in Imola.〔(【引用サイトリンク】url=http://www.accademiapianistica.org/it/sezione_artistica/premi_e_riconoscimenti/%20Accademia%20pianistica%20in%20Imola )〕 As a result he could subsequently claim amongst his contacts artists of the stature of Paul Badura-Skoda, Alfred Brendel, Murray Perahia and Maurizio Pollini. His recording of Franz Liszt’s Paraphrases of Verdi and Bellini operas was included in (Diapason ) magazine’s selection of the all-time top 10 Liszt recordings.〔(【引用サイトリンク】url=http://amadeusonline.eu/news.php?ID=1074253761 )〕 Apart from Bellucci, the music critic Alain Lompech only took into consideration artists such as Martha Argerich, Claudio Arrau, Aldo Ciccolini, Gyorgy Cziffra, Wilhelm Kempff and Krystian Zimerman. For the British magazine (Gramophone ), Bellucci is an artist born into the great Italian tradition and brought up to it - a tradition historically represented by Busoni, Zecchi, Michelangeli, Ciani, Pollini. “He takes us back to the golden age of the piano” declared the daily Le Monde in highlighting Bellucci’s success in the (World Piano Masters Competition in Montecarlo ) 1996 – the last in a lengthy series of successes in international competitions (from the ‘Queen Elisabeth’ in Brussels to the (‘Prague Spring’ ), from the RAI ‘Casella’ to the ‘C. Kahn’ in Paris, from the ‘Busoni’ to the ‘Franz Liszt’). In 2005, he received the award "Recital of the year" after his first concert tour in Australia.〔(【引用サイトリンク】url=http://www.smh.com.au/news/arts/come-all-ye-faithful-classical-music-in-review/2005/12/27/1135445562945.html?page=2 )〕 All his CDs, published by Decca, WARNER CLASSICS, ACCORD-UNIVERSAL, OPUS 106, ASSAI, and DANACORD, have been awarded by specialist publications: “Choc de l’année” by the Classical magazine ''Répertoire'' and “Choc” of Le Monde de la Musique in France, UK (Gramophone’s “Editor’s choice” ), “5 Stars” from Musica, “5 stars” from the BBC Music Magazine, “Cd exceptionnel” from Répertoire, “ffff” from (Télérama ), “Best Cd” from the magazine (Suono ), etc. The recording company Universal has published the complete Hungarian Rhapsodies S244 by Franz Liszt (with a double CD including a rare work, such as the Romanian Rhapsody S242) and the CD ''(Chopin Métamorphoses )'', where Giovanni Bellucci played some works as world premiere, like the Concerto No. 1 by Chopin/Tausig and the Polonaise op. 53 “Heroic” by Chopin/Busoni. The Concerto op 39 for piano and orchestra by Ferruccio Busoni, recorded by the Italian pianist with the orchestra and choir of the Mannheim National Theater, will soon be published. ==Discography== * ''Franz Liszt Les 19 Rhapsodies Hongroises - Rhapsodie Roumaine'', 2011, Accord Universal * ''Chopin Métamorphoses'', 2010, Accord Universal * ''Olivier Greif: Works'', 2010, Accord Universal * ''Rarities of Piano Music, from the Husum Festival, Works by Busoni'', 2010, Danacord * ''Franz Liszt: Paraphrases d'opéras de Bellini e Verdi'', 2009, Warner Classics * ''Beethoven Klaviersonaten und Symphonien'' Vol. I, 2009, Warner Classics * ''Beethoven Klaviersonaten und Symphonien'' Vol. II, 2009, Warner Classics * ''Beethoven Klaviersonaten und Symphonien'' Vol. III, 2009, Warner Classics * ''60 years of the International Competition Prague Spring'', 2008, Ceski Rozhlas * ''Hector Berlioz Symphonie Fantastique'' Piano transcription by Franz Liszt, 2006, Decca * ''Franz Liszt. Oeuvres pour piano et orchestre et pour piano solo'', 2006, Accord Universal * ''Rarities of Piano Music, from the Husum Festival, Works by Liszt and Gottschalk '', 2002, Danacord * ''Editor's choice. The 10 best CDs of the month'', 2000, Gramophone * ''Franz Liszt/Ferruccio Busoni: Fantaisie et fugue Ad nos ad salutarem undam - Beethoven Sonate n.29 Hammerklavier'', 1999, Assai * ''Tchaikowski Piano Concerto n.1'', 1995, RGIP * ''Concorso Opera Prima Philips'', 1991, Philips 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Giovanni Bellucci」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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