Alexander Doronin Piano - ^new^

Further solidifying his status in his home country.

| Album Title | Year | Label | Key Works | |-------------|------|-------|------------| | Scriabin: Late Works | 2014 | Melodiya | Sonatas Nos. 6–10, Vers la flamme | | Shostakovich: 24 Preludes & Fugues | 2018 | Alpha Classics | Op. 87 complete | | Schubert: Last Sonatas | 2021 | Harmonia Mundi | D. 958, 959, 960 | | Beethoven Violin Sonatas (with H. Hahn) | 2020 | DG | Nos. 5 “Spring,” 7, 9 “Kreutzer” | | Live at Wigmore Hall | 2023 | Wigmore Live (digital) | Scriabin, Schubert, Rachmaninoff arr. Doronin |

He is essentially a : loyal to the text, respectful of tradition, but with a subtle, cultivated inwardness.

Since 2015, Doronin has served on faculty at the and as guest professor at the Moscow Conservatory . His masterclasses—known for their intensity and poetic imagery—reject mechanical drilling. Instead, he teaches:

Moscow Piano Open (2019) and RCM Concerto Competition (2022). Top Prizes: alexander doronin piano

Known for his "chiselled precision" in works by Stravinsky, Ligeti, and Prokofiev, Doronin has appeared with the Russian National Orchestra and performed at venues like Steinway Hall

In an era where classical pianism often prioritizes speed and spectacle over substance, emerges as a quiet revolutionary. Critics have called him “an architect of tone,” a pianist whose fingers don’t just strike keys but sculpt sound. With a career spanning prestigious international competitions, acclaimed recordings, and a deep commitment to pedagogy, Doronin represents a rare fusion: the soul of the Russian Romantic school and the clarity of 21st-century intellect.

is a world-class classical pianist celebrated for his technical precision, explosive virtuosity, and emotional maturity. Born in 2002 in Russia, he has rapidly moved from a child prodigy to an internationally acclaimed concert artist. Early Life and Training

In 2021, Doronin relocated to the United Kingdom to study at the Royal College of Music (RCM) in London as an ABRSM Scholar. Working under the guidance of the legendary , Doronin refined his grand-scale romantic interpretations and expanded his modern repertoire. He graduated with a First Class Bachelor of Music degree in 2025 and continued his advanced training at RCM for a Master of Music degree as a Musicians' Company Lambert Scholar. International Competition Triumphs Further solidifying his status in his home country

From 2015 to 2021, Doronin underwent rigorous professional training at the historic Gnessin Moscow Special School of Music . There, his musical education took on a unique depth:

Doronin graduated with a First Class Bachelor of Music degree in 2025 and is currently pursuing a Master of Music degree under Professor Dmitri Alexeev at the Royal College of Music (RCM) Alexander Doronin | London Symphony Orchestra

During his residency in the United Kingdom, Doronin's exceptional lyricism and technical authority made him a preferred recipient for highly competitive institutional grants. He has been formally recognized and supported by major musical institutions, including: The London Symphony Orchestra (LSO Scholar) The Drake Calleja Trust The Countess of Munster Musical Trust The Eileen Rowe Musical Trust Global Competition Triumphs

(2015–2021) under the tutelage of Professor Mikhail Khokhlov and Olga Martynova. He later moved to London to study at the Royal College of Music (RCM) 87 complete | | Schubert: Last Sonatas |

First Prize and Gold Medal. Lyon International Piano Competition (2024): Second Prize. European Piano Competition in Bremen (2024): Third Prize. Moscow Piano Open (2019): First Prize.

Dorinon's repertoire spans from the classical masters to contemporary composers, showcasing his versatility and deep understanding of diverse musical styles. His interpretations of Russian composers, such as Rachmaninoff, Tchaikovsky, and Stravinsky, are particularly celebrated for their emotional depth and technical brilliance.

: Simultaneously, Doronin studied the harpsichord with the renowned Olga Martynova. This immersion in early keyboard performance gave him a rare clarity of texture, a rhythmic independence, and an articulate touch that heavily influences his crisp interpretations of modern and classical repertoire alike. The London Chapter: The Royal College of Music

Secured the top prize at the Hong Kong International Piano Competition.

Beyond the concert stage, Doronin is a dedicated educator. He has given masterclasses at institutions such as the (London), the Liszt Academy (Budapest), and various summer festivals. His pedagogical approach emphasizes: