Award-winning pianist Parvis Hejazi is known for his captivating interpretations of the most demanding works of piano repertoire. From Mozart and Brahms to Liszt and Messiaen, Parvis Hejazi shines not only with sparkling technical skill and analytic clarity, but also with his ability to capture the psychological and emotional nuances of the music which transcends to the audience. Continuous exploration of the entire range of sound colours, highly contrasting and innovative programming and a passion for the historical, cultural, and religious contexts of music are some of the trademarks of the London-based pianist, who was born in Germany in 1999.
Parvis has studied with some of the greatest pianists of the present day. In Germany, Austria, Italy and the US, Parvis worked with Konrad Elser, Markus Groh, Christopher Hinterhuber, Igor Levit, Jerome Lowenthal, Gilead Mishory, Jerome Rose, Anatol Ugorski and Lars Vogt. In 2017, Parvis moved to the United Kingdom to study with Norma Fisher and Vanessa Latarche at the Royal College of Music in London. Having graduated with the highest distinction, Parvis pursues an Artist Diploma in Performance at the College.
‘Hejazi impressed everyone in the sold-out concert hall with his immaculate precision of technique, his fine and nuanced touch and refreshing musical wit. A great young virtuoso who is also a wonderful poet at the piano. Truly captivating’
Ute Schalz-Laurenze, review of Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 2; Parvis Hejazi with the Bremen Philharmonics, 09/2020
Works by Schumann, Liszt, Britten and Prokofiev
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By Christopher Axworthy. Parvis Hejazi in recital with Mozart,Shostakovich,Brahms .Some remarkable musicianly performances from a true artist. Always a great showman but one who has learnt that the message of
By Christopher Axworthy. Some superb playing from a poet who not only has a heart but also a mind as you would expect from the school of Norma Fisher. A
By Christopher Axworthy. It may have been a short recital by this young German-Iranian pianist but it was enough from the very first notes to realise his intelligent sensitive musicianship.Studying