NEW YORK 〓 Daniil Trifonov injured his ankle in bicycle accident

2018/06/04
【最終更新日】2020/02/13

Russian pianist Danil Triffonov injured his ankle while taking a bicycle in New York City. According his statement, He will not be able to perform with Kremerata Baltica on our upcoming tour, which was to feature the world premiere of his new work, Quintetto concertante, written for Gidon Kremer. Triffonov was born Nisiny Novgorod. He won third prize at the 16th Chopin International Piano Competition in 2010, 1st in the Rubinstein International Competition 2011 and 1st in the 14th Tchaikovsky International Competition.

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