Leonid Kuzmin

Leonid Kuzmin is a Belarusian pianist.

He won the Belarusian State Competition and the Prague Competition before settling in the United States in the 1980s. He subsequently shared the 1991 Liszt-Bartók Competition's 2nd prize with Midori Nohara. He has performed internationally, and remains active mainly in the Latin American scene.

References[]

[1] Alice Tully Hall review - December 1, 1985. Tim Page, New York Times
[2] Hungarian music competitions palmares
[3]^{[permanent dead link]} National Autonomous University of Mexico
[4]^{[permanent dead link]} Industrial University of Santander
[5] La Nación
[6] El Mercurio
[7] Instituto Cervantes

External links[]

Performance of Camille Saint-Saëns's 2nd Piano Concerto

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