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Alexander Krichel is a captivating German classical pianist, born in Hamburg in 1989, who has swiftly made a name for himself on both national and international stages. With a musical journey that began at the age of six, Krichel's talent was nurtured by esteemed teachers and institutions, leading him to become a Steinway Artist and an ECHO Klassik prize winner. His repertoire spans the most demanding works of piano literature, from Beethoven and Liszt to Rachmaninov and Prokofiev, each piece brought to life with his remarkable technical skill and emotional depth. Krichel's performances have resonated with audiences in prestigious venues such as the Berlin Philharmonie, Elbphilharmonie Hamburg, and the Musikverein Wien. Beyond his solo career, he is also the co-founder and artistic director of the acclaimed "Kultur Rockt" festival and the "Kammermusik am Hochrhein" chamber music series. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Krichel innovatively connected with his audience through streaming concerts and unique events, including the world's first classical concert in a drive-in cinema. His discography includes notable albums like "Enescu & Mussorgsky" and "Miroirs - Ravel Piano Works," each offering a glimpse into his artistic prowess and versatility. Whether performing solo or collaborating with renowned orchestras, Alexander Krichel's performances are a testament to his passion and dedication to the art of classical piano.