Austria
VICTOR GOLDBERG
Instrument: Piano
Donation for Lessons:
Euro 76 for each video lesson
German Sites
Victor Goldberg studied with renowned pianists Jerome Lowenthal,
Alexander Shtarkman, Constance Keene, Alexander Volkov,
and Mark Shaviner in The Juilliard School,
the Peabody Institute of the Johns Hopkins University,
Tel Aviv University, and the Manhattan School of Music,
where he was the first instrumentalist in the school’s history
to be awarded the prestigious Artist Diploma in Performance.
He is a recipient of full scholarships from all of the aforementioned
music institutions, as well as America-Israel Cultural Foundation awards.
Victor Goldberg Is A Winner
of the 2008
Pro Musicis International Award,
the Artist Recognition Award at the
International Keyboard Festival in
New York, Vladimir Horowitz
International Piano Competition, and
the Arianne Katcz Piano Competition.
He has performed extensively
in the United States, Europe, and Asia.
Recent appearances
include numerous, prestigious New York
venues, such as Carnegie Hall,
Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln Center, and
Bargemusic, Wiener Konzerthaus, Vienna
Master Classes
Recent Masterclass engagements
include Universities and music
conservatories across Asia,
including the oldest University in Asia,
University of Santo Thomas.
Victor Goldberg gives training lessons
at the Online Academy on base of an
humanitarian act to support
Lions Club Vienna MozART to realize
its projects.
International Performances
include the Banff Centre for the Arts in Canada;
Tenerife Auditorium in Canary Islands, Congress Hall in Kiev, Ukraine;
Spiegelsaal Schloss in Rheinsberg, Germany; Tel Aviv Museum of Arts and
Jerusalem Music Center in Israel, as well as recitals in Austria, Canary Islands,
and Spain.
United States Performances
In the United States, Mr. Goldberg’s recent performances include the
National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC; Dame Myra Hess Memorial Concerts
in Chicago, IL; ProMusicis International Concert Series in Boston, MA,
as well as numerous solo appearances in Michigan, Connecticut, Maine, Florida,
Colorado, New Jersey, Maryland, Virginia, and Pennsylvania.
China and South-East Asia Performances
As part of his 2010 debut tour in China and South-East Asia, Victor Goldberg
performed recitals in Tianjin Concert Hall and Wuhan Qintai Concert Hall in China,
Philamlife Auditorium in Manila, Philippines, the Embassy of Israel in Yangon,
Myanmar, and the Goethe Institut Auditorium in Bangkok, Thailand.
Benefit Concerts
He also performs a number of benefit concerts, including the
Best of Israel benefit concert for Israeli children at Norwalk Symphony Hall,
a benefit concert for the Tel Aviv University in Vienna, Austria,
and benefit concerts for the America-Israel Cultural Foundation,
Jewish Community Relations Council, Jewish Federation of
Greater Washington, and Hadassah.
Chamber Music
An active chamber musician, Victor Goldberg was in the spotlight at the
Norfolk Chamber Music Festival of Yale University, performing with
various chamber ensembles in five different concert events.
Official Representative
Victor Goldberg is an official representative of the Speakers Bureau of
the Jewish National Fund. For his achievement in music, he was recognized by
the World Congress of Russian Jewry, which honored him with the
Artistic Mastery Award.
Radio Broadcasting
His solo and chamber performances can often be heard on the classical music station of The New York Times—WQXR,
including the McGraw-Hill Young Artist Showcase with Bob Sherman and Reflections from the Keyboard with
David Dubal, as well as Boston’s WBGH and Chicago’s WFMT
Festivals
Victor Goldberg has also been presented
by the Washington Performing Arts
Society and performed at major festivals,
including the Aspen Music Festival,
the International Keyboard Festival
in New York, Sarasota Music Festival in Florida, Pianofest in the Hamptons,
the Festival de La Ribagorza in Spain,
the International Piano Festivals in the Canary Islands and
Chiang Mai Music Festival in Thailand.
Tchaikovsky: Autumn Song from The Season
Schumann, Op 12 no. 1-3
"Des Abends", "Aufschwung", "Warum?"
Scarlatti - Sonata in E Major, K 380
C.P,E. Bach “Fantasia in F sharp
Scriabin Sonata no. 5 Op. 53 "The Poem of Ecstasy"
Concert Pianist
© Lions Club Vienna MozART 2010
