“Red hot German pianist”
— Cape Ann Beacon
Welcome to the musical world of classical pianist, Clemens Teufel.
Born in Germany, Mr. Teufel's piano education was influenced by both the German and Russian piano traditions. Mr. Teufel studied at the University of Music "Franz Liszt" in Weimar, Germany under Professor Peter Waas. Upon graduating, Mr. Teufel completed his graduate studies as a student of Professor Lev Natochenny at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Frankfurt, Germany.
Currently, Mr. Teufel performs and provides masterclasses across the globe. He has performed in venues including Lincoln Center, Newport Music Festival, Rockport Music, Longy's School of Music Pickman concert hall, Cité des arts in Paris, Summit Music Festival New York, and the Beijing Conservatory besides many others.
Mr. Teufel has recorded his first solo album with American piano music of Howard Hanson and George Gershwin, which is available at iTunes, Spotify and Amazon or in the shop on this website.
I am thrilled to share with you that my compositions, Five Piano Portraits are available now in my shop.
The printing of the sheet music came out great and is very easy to read.
You can follow this link to get a copy for you or a friend: Buy Five Piano Portraits
Dear friends and music lovers,
We were able to raise several thousand dollars through tickets and donations from you all for the Sundara Funds. I was absolutely absolutely thrilled about your support and participation, so thank you very much!
It is a great pleasure to announce my next concert which will be premiered at www.groupmuse.com and feature music by Liszt and Chopin on two historical pianos, an Erard from 1959 and an Erard from 1840.
The concert is recorded and streamed in HD and the program includes a selection of Liszt's Années de Pélerinages, the Rigoletto Paraphrase as well as Chopin's Scherzo No. 2 Op.31 and two Nocturnes Op.9/1 and Op.15/1.
There will be a zoom reception after the concert.
I hope to see you!
Tickets at www.groupmuse.com
This was painted by the incredible painter, Katie Swatland during the virtual concert in collaboration with www.theautumnsalon.com.
Enjoy her art at www.katieswatland.com
Thank you for the wonderful attendance and participation in last night's concert!
Hi everyone,
Unfortunately all live concerts are cancelled and subject to rescheduling as of now until May 2nd or as needed.
I am excited to announce that I am working on a couple of digital performances coming up in early April.
Please re-visit my website for more information coming soon.
Everyone stay healthy!
I am excited to announce my new program, Rapture & Reverie with music by Chopin and Liszt.
Ecstasy and passion versus poetic vision and meditation: these are the contrasting musical manifestations of Rapture and Reverie. While the common perception is that Franz Liszt boldly represents the former and Chopin the latter, these concepts are broadly exchangeable between the two composers.
Liszt developed a profound spiritual life alongside his art and eventually received the four minor orders of the Catholic Church. He then would be called “Abbé Liszt”. Many of his later compositions are inspired by religious themes, but even earlier works such as the ones included in this program represent a great expression of spirituality and vision.
Chopin, well known and loved for his dreamy melodies offers the listener a visit into a poetic and dreamlike world. However, he was quoted as believing that his works were best performed by Franz Liszt with his brilliant, dazzling piano technique and verve. Although often more subtle, Chopin wrote many compositions that convey a rapturous state of mind evoking both spiritual and secular ecstasy.
Program:
F. Chopin, Nocturnes Op. 15/1 and Op. 9/1
F. Chopin: Polonaise Op. 44
F. Chopin: Scherzo Op. 31/2
F. Liszt, Chapelle de Guillome Tell
F. Liszt, Au laq de Wallenstadt
F. Liszt, Valee d’Obermann
F. Liszt, Rigoletto Paraphrase
Piano four-hands concert with pianist, Audrey Vardanega. The program includes music by Mozart, Schubert and Debussy
Piano recital with music by Debussy, Gershwin, Liszt and Chopin
Piano solo music program TBD
