CHOPIN

Arda Mustafaoglu , piano

Chopin

Prélude n° 20 in c minor

Mazurka A-minor Op.17 N° 4

Prélude n° 6 b minor

Mazurka B-minor Op. 33 N°. 4

Prélude n° 4 e minor

Mazurka A-minor Op. 67 N°. 4

Prélude n°7 A major

Piano concerto N° 2

Second movement (Arr. for solo piano)

Sonate en si bémol mineur op.35

- Grave. Doppio Movimento

- Scherzo. Molto Vivace

- Marche funèbre

- Finale

Arda Mustafaoglu, a 22-year-old pianist, has established himself as a prominent figure in  the classical music world. He has participated in around 25 piano competitions, earning an  impressive 21 first prizes, alongside accolades such as a Grand Prix, Laureate, Public Prize, and  numerous special awards. Some of his most notable achievements include: - Absolute 1st prize, Public Prize, and Special Prize at the "Città di San Donà di Piave"  competition in Venice, Italy. - 3rd Prize at the Concours International Piano Competition of Île de France in Paris, France. - Grand Prix at the EMCY Competition in Istanbul, Turkey. - 1st Prize at the "Antonio Salieri" competition in Verona, Italy. - 1st Prize at the "Munich Piano Competition" in Munich, Germany. - 1st Prize at the "Kunst Und Frieden" competition in Hammelburg, Germany. - 1st Prize at the "Elise Meyer Foundation" Competition in Hamburg, Germany. In recognition of his contributions to the international promotion of Skopje, Arda was  honored with the prestigious "13th November Award." He has performed with renowned ensembles such as the Macedonian Philharmonic  Orchestra, Sofia Sinfonietta, Eos Quartet, and the Marmara Quintet. His performances have taken  him across Europe, including Germany, France, Italy, Turkey, and Greece. Arda's artistic development has been shaped by the guidance of distinguished pianists such  as Chantal Stigliani, Milica Skarik, Denis Pascal, and Heribert Koch. After completing his  Bachelor's degree at the Hochschule für Musik und Theater Hamburg under the tutelage of Anna  Vinnitskaya, Arda is currently pursuing a Master's degree under Aleksandar Serdar at the Academy  of Music in Ljubljana, Slovenia