Rodolfo Ritter

Rodolfo Ritter is a highly acclaimed pianist of Mexican-German origin, celebrated for his profound artistic expression, flawless technique, and captivating stage presence. He has performed to great acclaim on three continents, gracing stages such as the Salon d’Honneur of Les Invalides in Paris and the Palacio de Bellas Artes in Mexico. Rodolfo is also a prolific composer and pedagogue, having served as a guest professor at several prestigious institutions like the Haute École de Musique de Lausanne and Universidad Panamericana. His repertoire includes more than 40 piano concertos and numerous solo pieces, often championing lesser-known works by neglected composers. In 2003, Ritter emerged victorious in both the Angélica Morales-Yamaha Piano Competition and the First International Piano Competition Parnassós, further solidifying his reputation.

Rodolfo Ritter's discography includes critically praised recordings such as the Mexican Romantics Anthology and albums dedicated to composers like Paul Juon and Manuel M. Ponce. His recent releases reflect a diverse range of compositions, highlighting his versatility and dedication to both classical and contemporary repertoire. Through his performances and recordings, Ritter continues to excite audiences worldwide with his mastery and innovative approach to music.

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