BIOGRAPHY

Alexandre Madjar is a French-Mexican pianist known for his expressive and versatile performances.

Born to a French father and Mexican mother, he has a deep connection with music and a passion for sharing it with diverse audiences.

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Alexandre's musical journey has since developed into a mature and accomplished artist. His dedication to his craft is evident in his artistic, technical, and emotional investment in his performances. He has gained recognition for his generous expressiveness and musical maturity.

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As a soloist, chamber musician, and collaborative pianist with singers, Alexandre embraces a variety of musical formations. He finds joy in exploring different genres and collaborating with fellow musicians to create captivating musical experiences.

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With a multicultural background, Alexandre values the opportunity to connect with audiences from various cultures. He has performed in different countries, allowing him to share his music on an international scale. He has also expanded his musical horizons through teaching, including masterclasses in Japan.

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Known for his intimate repertoire, Alexandre often curates his programs as a journey, blending solo and vocal music. His repertoire includes works by composers such as Fauré, Debussy, Chopin, Schumann, Manuel de Falla, as well as Haydn, a composer he particularly admires.

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For Alexandre, a concert is more than just a transmission of historical knowledge and human sensitivity. It is a moment of connection and shared experience, where the audience, musician, and composer interact and create a unique memory. He strives to refine his sound during these performances, aiming for an elegant, profound, and colorful interpretation. Often described as a storyteller, Alexandre engages with his audience, guiding them on a captivating journey from the beginning to the end of his performance.

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Alexandre has graced renowned concert venues, including the Musikverein in Vienna, the Auditorium de la Seine Musicale in Paris, the Kassui Hall in Nagasaki, the Opéra de Lyon, the Dvorak Hall in Prague, the Philharmonia in Kaunas, and the Théâtre de Sion. He has upcoming engagements at the National Bartok Hall in Budapest, where he has been invited to perform a concerto with an orchestra.

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He has received training from renowned pianists such as Avedis Kouyoumdjian, Laurent Cabasso, and David Kadouch at prestigious institutions like the MDW in Vienna, the CNSMD in Lyon, and the Académie Jaroussky in Paris.

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In recognition of his talent, Alexandre has been honored as a laureate of the Mécénat Musical Société Générale, the Royaumont Foundation, as well as the international competitions of Maisons-Lafitte, Leopold Bellan, and Parempuyre.

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Alexandre Madjar continues to evolve as a pianist, captivating audiences with his elegance, sensitivity, and artistic personality. His dedication to his artistry and his ability to create lasting impressions make him a pianist to be remembered.