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Alexander Gadjiev, Winner Of 2021 Sydney Interna onal Piano Compe on, Won The Compe on Online But Is Now Here To Perform Live For Local Music Lovers 2pm Sunday 30 October, St Bernard’s Church Batehaven Italian/Slovenian Alexander Gadjiev scooped the pool at the 2021 Sydney Interna onal Piano Compe on, winning first prize as well as six of the minor prizes. Alexander is now in the middle of a na onal tour as part of the prize winner’s package and will perform for local audiences on Sunday 30 October at St Bernard’s Church in Batehaven. The Sydney Piano Compe on is one of the major interna onal compe ons for emerging pianists. It is usually conducted as a series of recitals in front of live audiences. The 2020 compe on was postponed due to COVID and in a world first, was conducted online in 2021. Performances were pre-recorded and then streamed for the judges and online audiences. In this tour, Alexander is playing live before Australian audiences for the first me. “Exploring the vastness of Australia this year, sharing my music in front of live audiences across the country, and mee ng the is a dream come true for me.” said Gadjief of this na onal tour. Alexander Gadjiev is an ar st on the cusp of a major interna onal career. The audience can expect a stunning display of virtuosic skills in a program that will feature works by Chopin and Schumann. The concert will also include the new work by Australian composter Colin Spiers, who won The Sydney Piano Compe on’s ‘Composing the Future’ compe on in 2021. The prize-winning piece ‘Eine Kleine Nacht Music’ can o en be heard on ABC Classic. Tickets can be purchased online at www.southcoastmusicsociety.com or at the door Adults $35, Concessions $30. Students and an accompanying adult Free. Alexander Gadjiev is presented by the South Coast Music Society in associa on with the Sydney Interna onal Piano Compe on. The South Coast Music Society has been bringing fine classical performers to local audiences since 1996. We have an exci ng program planned for 2023 that will include The Australian Baroque Brass in April; Katherine Selby (piano) and Andrew Haveron (violin) in May; Soprano Bronwyn Douglas accompanied by Alan Hicks in August; and Diana Doherty (oboe) with Bernade e Harvey (piano) in December.

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