CONCERTO PERFORMANCE

January 8, 2023

Kulturpalast Dresden

Dresdner Philharmonie

Dresden, Germany

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SOLO RECITAL

January 14, 2023

Israel Conservatory of Music

Tel Aviv, Israel

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SOLO RECITAL

January 18, 2023

Kulturpalast Dresden

Dresden, Germany



SOLO RECITAL

January 21, 2023

John Innes Centre

Norwich Chamber Music

Norwich, UK

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SOLO RECITAL

January 22, 2023

Lancaster Arts Series

Lancaster, UK

November 1, 2022

REVIEW: “NUANCE, EASE AND REFINEMENT”

“In the performance of all these works, Namoradze played with the kind of nuance, ease, and refinement that the Honens family has come to expect of him, a type of musical searching and exploration found only in the playing of the most intelligent of pianists. And to cap it off, Namoradze concluded his program with Rachmaninov’s Piano Sonata No. 1 in D minor, a rarely played, barnstorming work composed about the same time as the Second Symphony, whose transcriptions of the second movement was heard earlier in the concert – yet more refractions.”

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October 26, 2022

REVIEW: “CONSUMMATE ARTISTRY”

“Namoradze played the sonata as well as I can imagine it being played. Namoradze is extraordinarily undemonstrative at the keyboard; he never seems to be exerting himself. But close your eyes and you will hear an artist with an amazing command of dynamics from almost inaudible – as at the beginning of his ‘Georgian Song’ piece – to hair-raisingly loud as in the last movement of Rachmaninov’s Sonata No. 1.”

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October 25, 2022

IDAGIO MINDFULNESS LAUNCHES

Namoradze has launched IDAGIO Mindfulness, a platform on mind and music on IDAGIO, the world’s leading classical music app. It includes an audio course by Namoradze called The Mindful Listener that combines meditation training with music appreciation, a series on sleep, bite-sized meditations, various curated playlists and albums, and more.

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October 21, 2022

UK CRITICS’ CIRCLE: YOUNG PIANIST OF 20-21

“Pianist and composer Nicolas Namoradze has won the Young Talent piano category at this year’s Critics’ Circle Music Awards. Presenting the award at London’s National Liberal Club, Michael Church praised Namoradze for his ‘stupendous’ artistry while noting his pioneering research on the neuroscience of piano playing…”

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