Kasparas Mikužis

Lithuania, Piano
2024 Scholar

Royal Academy of Music
Scholar, Countess of Munster Trust

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My time at Famington Farm with Imogen has been incredibly enjoyable, refreshing, and enriching. Coming from busy London to the calm and peaceful English countryside immediately set the mood for the coming days. Having a flexible schedule and the time we needed, we were able to delve deeply into the repertoire during one-to-one sessions. Exploring different works under the guidance of someone as experienced as Imogen has been especially rewarding. Moreover, having lunch and dinner together, beautifully prepared by our host, David, always created opportunities for discussions about music, among other diverse topics. It was always interesting to hear Imogen’s opinions and experiences, as she’s an amazingly well-rounded artist. I particularly enjoyed listening to the Goldberg Variations after dinner, and then all together discussing the pianist’s interpretation choices.

The whole experience has been more than inspiring, I am very happy to have had the chance to be a part of it. Thank you to Imogen and the ICMT team, our host David, and my companion Giulia!’

Contact details: kasparas.mikuzis@gmail.com
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Future Performances

  • Proms at St. Jude's – Lunchtime Recital
    Bach: Toccata in F sharp minor
    Brahms: Klavierstücke Op. 119
    Beethoven: Sonata Op. 101
    Godowsky: Java Suite, Part 1

  • Programme to be confirmed.

  • Cambridge Summer Music Festival – Lunchtime Recital
    Bach: Toccata in F sharp minor, BWV 910
    Brahms: Klavierstücke Op. 119
    Beethoven: Sonata Op. 101
    Godowsky: Java Suite (selection)

  • Duo Recital with Levi Andreasson (Double Bass) – Petworth Festival
    Clara Schumann: Three Romances Op. 22
    Brahms: Rhapsody Op. 79 No. 2
    Robert Schumann: Three Romances Op. 94
    Vilmos Montag: Sonata for Double Bass and Piano
    Schubert: Nacht und Träume D. 827

  • During the event, pianist Kasparas Mikužis will perform a program of selected Čiurlionis preludes, interspersed with electroacoustic works by British-Hungarian composer Alexander Papp, created especially for this project. Each of them was born as a musical response to the prelude that had just been played - extending its thought, transforming the sound material or opening up new emotional spaces. The concert will spark a lively dialogue between different eras and musical language

  • During the event, pianist Kasparas Mikužis will perform a program of selected Čiurlionis preludes, interspersed with electroacoustic works by British-Hungarian composer Alexander Papp, created especially for this project. Each of them was born as a musical response to the prelude that had just been played - extending its thought, transforming the sound material or opening up new emotional spaces. The concert will spark a lively dialogue between different eras and musical language

  • During the event, pianist Kasparas Mikužis will perform a program of selected Čiurlionis preludes, interspersed with electroacoustic works by British-Hungarian composer Alexander Papp, created especially for this project. Each of them was born as a musical response to the prelude that had just been played - extending its thought, transforming the sound material or opening up new emotional spaces. The concert will spark a lively dialogue between different eras and musical language

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