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　　佛拉基米尔-克来涅夫

　　出生在西伯利亚的佛拉基米尔-克来涅夫毕业于莫斯科中央音乐学院，之后在柴科夫斯基音乐学院继续深造，师从涅高兹教授。

　　佛拉基米尔-克来涅夫曾在1964年第一届里斯本国际钢琴比赛获得第一名，继而又在1

970年举行的柴科夫斯基国际音乐比赛中获得钢琴组第一名。这些辉煌的成绩使他最终成为一名优秀的钢琴独奏家，并且与许多世界著名的交响乐团和指挥家有过合作。

　　与立陶宛室内管弦乐队合作，佛拉基米尔-克来涅夫共录制过27首莫扎特的钢琴协奏曲；由基塔扬科指挥，与法兰克福广播交响乐团合作录制了5首普罗科菲耶夫的钢琴协奏曲；他还录制过“钢琴协奏曲精选”，都是著名俄罗斯作曲家的作品。他最近录制的一张唱片还荣获了麦乐迪亚唱片公司授予的“金唱片”奖。

　　自1992年起，佛拉基米尔-克来涅夫开始在汉诺威国立音乐学院教课，目前还兼负莫斯科音乐学院的钢琴教授。他曾经在法国，德国，美国的多所音乐院校中开过大师课。

　　佛拉基米尔-克来涅夫担任过许多重要的国际钢琴比赛评委，如在利兹，东京及莫斯科举行的国际钢琴比赛。2002年，他被邀请担任柴科夫斯基国际音乐比赛钢琴组的评委主席。

　　Vladimir Krainev

　　Vladimir Krajnev was born in Krasnojarsk, Siberia. He graduated from the Central Academy of Music in Moscow under Anaida Sumbatian and thereafter pursued his studies at the Tschaikowsky Academy in Moscow under Heinrich Neuhaus and, after the master’s death in 1964, under his son, Stanislaw Neuhaus.

　　Krainev’s outstanding performance at international competitions (such as 1st prize at the International Piano Competition in Lissabon in 1964 and 1st prize at the Tschaikowsky Competition in Moscow in 1970) led to a successful career as a soloist with the world’s most renowned symphonic orchestras and conductors, such as P. Boulez, K. Masur, A. Dorati, C. -M. Giulini, G. Roshdestwensky and D. Kitajenko.

　　Vladimir Krainev made recordings of the 27 piano concertos by Mozart with the Lithuanian Chamber Orchestra under S. Sandezkis, of five piano concertos by S. Prokofieff with the Frankfurt Radio Symphony Orchestra under D. Kitajenko and of the Series “Anthology of the Piano Concerto” with important piano concertos by Russian composers. For this last recording Krainev was awarded the “Golden Disc” by the Record Company “Melodia”.

　　As a chamber musician Krainev performed with accomplished soloists such as Gidon Kremer, Heinrich Schiff and David Geringas. Vladimir Krainev is presently teaching at the Academy for Music in Moscow as well as, since 1992, at the State Academy of Music in Hannover. He conducted numerous international (master-) courses in France, Germany and the US, which testify to his abilities as a teacher.

　　Vladimir Krainev is a member of the jury at piano competitions in Leeds, Tokyo, Bolzano and Moscow. In 2002 he has been asked to chair the International Tschaikowsky Competition for pianists in Moscow.