Hélène Grimaud

French pianist

Birth and Childhood in Aix-en-Provence

Started studying piano at the age of four, displaying early prodigious talent.

Studies at the Conservatoire de Paris

Won the first prize at the Conservatoire de Paris, launching her professional career.

International Competitions and Early Success

Chute du mur de Berlin
Released her first album, featuring works by Rachmaninoff and Chopin.
Toured extensively in Europe and the United States, establishing her international reputation.
Dissolution officielle de l'Union soviétique
An event in the History
Recorded Brahms' Piano Sonata No. 2, receiving high praise for her interpretation.
Premières élections multiraciales en Afrique du Sud

Recording Contracts and Major Debuts

Released an album of Bach's solo piano works, showcasing her versatility.
Founded the Wolf Conservation Center in New York, reflecting her passion for wildlife conservation.

Expansion of Repertoire

Released an album dedicated to the works of Robert Schumann.
Published her first book, 'Wild Harmonies,' discussing her life and passions.
Performed at the Salzburg Festival, further enhancing her international profile.

World Tours and Collaborations

Toured Japan, performing to sold-out audiences.
Released 'Reflection,' a compilation of her favorite piano pieces.
Performed with the London Symphony Orchestra, conducting from the piano.
Released 'Bach: The Art of Fugue,' a critically acclaimed recording.