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CD-Präsentation: Schubert Piano Sonatas Volume 1

Martin Helmchen

Martin Helmchen receives outstanding reviews shortly after the release of the first double album in his complete recording of Schubert’s piano sonatas

A spectacular finale to the 17th International Beethoven Piano Competition Vienna

The Bösendorfer Ring for Sir András Schiff

Awards and Standing Ovations

Sir András Schiff received two high honours in the golden hall of the Musikverein

BÖSENDORFER CONCERT SERIES

Bösendorfer Concert Series – 2026/27 Season

CD-Präsentation: Carlo Grante

Sergei Prokofiev: The Complete Piano Sonatas

Carlo Grante, piano

CD-Präsentation: Marialy Pacheco

J.S. BACH CONCERTO No 7 In G MINOR

Marialy Pacheco, piano
Württembergisches Kammerorchester Heilbronn
Gordon Hamilton, conductor

CD-Präsentation: Philipp Scheucher

ODYSSEY

Cosima Soulez Larivière, Violin
Philipp Scheucher, Piano

Bösendorfer Competition 2024

1st Prize
A brand-new Bösendorfer Grand Upright 120 Silent Edition
2nd Prize
€2,000 – donated by the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna
3rd Prize
€1,000 – donated by the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna
Special Prizes
€700 each for particularly outstanding performances in the preliminary round of the competition – donated by the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna

CD-Presentation: Saskia Giorgini

Liszt: Consolations

The "Consolations" themselves might appeal for the gifted amateur, but Giorgini's performance is of such consummate musical grace and affection that the music is light years away from such consideration

Album Presentation: Babayan – Trifonov

Rachmaninoff for Two

“An apotheosis of the piano duo.” – Rondo Magazine“This well-established duo once again demonstrates that, with two pianos, they can create an incredibly broad spectrum of colours in which listeners can lose themselves. On their new album, they spur each other on and radiate virtuosity, before, in the next moment, floating giddily over the keys.” – Helene Conrad, NDR Kultur