The most successful pianist is in Armenia: tickets sold out (video)
He took the first piano lessons from his musician father still at the age of 3, at the age of 12 he was already a student of the Conservatory, and Paul Senneville’s “Ballade for Adeline” made him famous and the CD- a worldwide hit. Then with the producers’ inducement French pianist Philippe Pages took his Swedish grandmother’s surname and became Richard Clayderman, he adapted classical and pop music with his unique style and “was called Prince of Romance.” Richard Clayderman, who is registered in Guinness World Records book as “the world’s most successful pianist, is in Yerevan. “I have Armenian friends- good musicians and I am here with the invitation of Vahan Martirosyan. I am very impressed with the reception,- said virtuous musician,- and I hope that it won’t be my only visit to Armenia.” With the participation of the National Chamber Orchestra of Armenia, Clayderman’s two concerts’ tickets costing 15-40 000 AMD have been sold out.
