Philipp Vandré
About Philipp Vandré
Philipp Vandré, pianist received his pianistic training with Leonard Hokanson and Raymund Havenith at the College of Music and Performing Arts in Frankfurt / Main. The meeting with Hans Otte and Sergiu Celibidache also characterized him. His widely acclaimed performance at the "Anarchic Harmonie" Festival in Frankfurt am Main in 1992 with the Sonatas and Interludes by John Cage opened up his engagements in the music centers of Europe and at various festivals of new music.
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Second Interlude
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