Pianist Kasparas Uinskas, solo recital

Kasparas uinskas | bach • chopin • brahms

Two evenings. Three musical geniuses. And one exceptional opportunity to hear pianist Kasparas Uinskas live.

On November 10 at the Kaunas State Philharmonic and November 12 at the National Philharmonic of Lithuania – solo recitals and a new concert program by pianist Kasparas Uinskas.

J. S. Bach, F. Chopin, and J. Brahms – three composers whose music transcended their eras and became eternal. In these concerts, their works will meet in a single program – from the majestic depth of Bach and the poetic world of Chopin to the monumental romanticism of Brahms.

This is music that is worth not only hearing but experiencing live.

Kasparas Uinskas is a pianist distinguished by exceptional musicality, depth of interpretation, and uncompromising virtuoso mastery, whose performances receive enthusiastic acclaim from audiences and international music critics alike.

"I have heard many different recordings. K. Uinskas is undoubtedly among the top-tier performers – alongside Vladimir Horowitz and Martha Argerich." — Raymond Tuttle, Fanfare Magazine

"…a great pianist and musician…" — New York Concert Review, Carnegie Hall

"…breathtaking sensitivity… it was absolutely magical." — Seen and Heard International, Wigmore Hall, London

The internationally acclaimed Lithuanian pianist has performed on the world's most prestigious stages – Carnegie Hall in New York, Kennedy Center in Washington, Wigmore Hall in London, Berlin Philharmonic, Auditorio Nacional de Música in Madrid, BOZAR in Brussels, and other renowned concert halls.

November 10 – Kaunas Kaunas State Philharmonic

November 12 – Vilnius National Philharmonic of Lithuania

Bach • chopin • brahms Kasparas Uinskas, piano

Two exceptional evenings and a new program, presented to the Lithuanian public for the first time.

In 2024, one of Germany's largest publishing companies, Hänssler Classic, released a CD of pianist Kasparas Uinskas featuring works by Liszt. The disc was nominated for one of the most prestigious classical music awards, the "International Classical Music Awards," in the category of Best Solo Album of the Year. The disc immediately received the prestigious Pizzicato "Supersonic award."