World Classical Music Series - Arsha Kaviani (Composer, concert pianist)

We would like to inform you that the concert of Arsha Kaviani on Nov 20, 2014 has been postponed due to unfortunate circumstance (his passport had been maliciously robbed in London). We have rescheduled the concert to the 19th of December at the same venue (One&Only Royal Mirage Hotel).
Shall you wish to attend the concert of Arsha Kaviani on a new date please notify us via email on info@mpremiere.com or call us +971507686418 to reissue your tickets for a new date.
 
In case you are not able to attend the concert then we refund your tickets or offer you the tickets to some of upcoming World Classical Music Series.
 
We do apologize for the inconvenience these changes might have caused you.
Thank you for your time and understanding.
 
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Kind Regards,
M Premiere team
Arsha Kaviani Composer, concert pianist Praised for his prodigious talent and impassioned, bravura playing, Arsha Kaviani has already made a mark as a young pianist to watch. Born in Dubai to Iranian parents in 1990, He has been soloist with orchestras such as the Qatar Philharmonic (Rachmaninov 3rd Concerto) and the Istanbul Symphony Orchestra (Prokofiev 2nd Concerto), appeared at the Abu Dhabi/Al Ain Classics and Chetham's Piano festivals (he opened the 2010 festival with Busoni's monumental Piano Concerto), and given solo and chamber music recitals in venues ranging from London's St. Johns Smith Square, where he played an all-Godowksy program to critical acclaim, to the Moscow Conservatoire, the Camel House Concert Hall in the Canary Islands and Dubai (Dubai Concert Series and opening of Steinway & Sons Middle East). His performance with the Qatar Philharmonic was the focus of a widely distributed mini-documentary by Al Jazeera. For the 2012/2013 season Mr. Kaviani gave a series of performances in France, Spain, the U.K., Dubai, and was selected as one of the Rising Stars of the Royal College of Music, which resulted in a performance at London's Cadogan Hall. He was selected as one of the Young Soloists of the highly prestigious Orpheum Foundation, which sponsored his debut with the Zurich Tonhalle Orchestra in September 2013 under Kristjan Jarvi; for which the critic of the Neue Zürcher Zeitung wrote "The composition [Strauss' Burleske] was suitable not only for the representation of Kaviani's dazzling virtuosity, but also came to meet his flair for witty and sparkling scherzando elements." He will continue this season with concerto, solo and chamber music performances in Austria, the Middle East, Spain, France, London's Cadogan Hall, and will make his debut in Germany where he will appear as soloist in two performances of Mozart's Piano Concerto No.21 with Howard Griffiths at the Kleist Forum in Frankfurt (oder).