Jan Vermeulen is a highly respected Belgian classical pianist renowned for his expertise in performing on period instruments, especially the fortepiano, an early version of the piano. His dedication to historical performance practice and his deep insight into Romantic and Classical repertoires have distinguished him within the classical music community. Vermeulen's passion is palpable in his recordings, often exploring comprehensive projects that showcase the breadth of a composer's work for piano and chamber ensembles.

Over the course of a distinguished career, Jan Vermeulen has made a significant contribution to the world of classical music through his meticulous interpretations of Schubert's, Schumann's, Brahms', Haydn's, and Mendelssohn's compositions, among others. His extensive discography includes the celebrated series "Schubert: Works for Four Hands," which covers the complete works for piano duet, a testament to his commitment to in-depth exploration of a composer's oeuvre. Vermeulen's work extends beyond solo performances, as evidenced in his recordings like "Mendelssohn-Bartholdy: Piano Trios" and "Beethoven: Complete Works for Fortepiano and Cello," where he collaborates with equally proficient musicians to recreate the authentic sounds of the era with finesse and authenticity.

Genres

Historical Keyboard

Latest Release

Bach: Little Preludes, Notebook for Anna Magdalena Bach, Inventions

Johann Sebastian Bach•

Jan Vermeulen

Album - 51 Tracks - Released June 1, 2022