SVET TODOROV
Classical/Pop/Jazz Piano
Master in Performance: Royal College of Music, London, UK
Manhattan School of Music, New York City, USA
Bachelor of Music (Hons): University of Edinburgh,UK
Speaks English and Bulgarian
Svet Todorov, who resides in London, UK, is an energetic musician, graduate of the Royal College of Music (studying classical and jazz with Dina Parakhina and Mike Moran respectively), and Manhattan School of Music (studying with Alexandre Moutouzkine), and active concert pianist. He enjoys an exciting performing career with performances for HRH Anne – The Princess Royal at Holyrood Palace, Steve Reich, Nigel Kennedy, and concerts at the Royal Festival Hall, Salle Gaveau, Rachmaninov Hall, Loncoln Center and others, having a particular passion in teaching. Pursuing a wide range of interests, Svet is acting as a role model for many students with passion in classical, jazz, contemporary and popular music.
Svet has received coaching from musicians including Steven Osborne, Peter Evans, Pascal Nemirovski, Dmitry Bashkirov, Natalia Troull, Dmitry Alexeev, Peter Hill, Chantal Stigliani, Venessa Latarche, Joanna Mac-Gregor, Pavlina Dokovska and others.
Svet gave a performance with Peter Evans in the Edinburgh International Festival 2015 at the Queen’s Hall. He was the 2015 First Prize Soloist Winner of the 9th International Kyushu J S Bach Competition in Fukuoka, Japan. Svet was awarded the Kambarev Prize for Arts 2018 by the President of Bulgaria, one of the most prestigious awards in country, for his inspiring music and international concerts.
In 2017 he gave his debut solo recital at the Royal Albert Hall, and at the Carnegie Hall in 2018 as a soloist and duo partner of cellist Zlatomir Fung – Gold Medalist of the Tchaikovsky Competition 2019.
STAR Platform’s piano mentor Svet Todorov