Gabriel Tacchino, a French classical pianist, has carved an indelible niche in the realms of French and Romantic music, with a particular emphasis on the works of Francis Poulenc, whose only student he was. Tacchino's prowess and sensitivity as a pianist have earned him international regard, not only for his performances but also for his insightful interpretations of a wide range of composers from Chopin to Satie, and beyond. Born on August 4, 1934, in Cannes, France, Tacchino's prodigious talent and dedication to his art have seen him becoming a celebrated figure in classical music circles, known for his nuanced performances that bring out the rich emotional tapestry and intricate textures of the pieces he chooses to explore.

Over the years, Tacchino has amassed an impressive discography that showcases his versatility and deep appreciation for the piano's repertoire. From the impressionistic flourishes of Ravel and Debussy to the structured elegance of Chopin's preludes, his recordings like "Piano A Quatre Mains," "Ravel Debussy - Oeuvres pour piano," and "Satie : Oeuvres pour piano" have been pivotal in revitalizing interest in these composers’ works. His acute understanding of Poulenc’s music has not only preserved but also enriched the legacy of his mentor, making Tacchino a cherished link to the composer himself. Celebrated for his refined technique and emotive playing, Gabriel Tacchino continues to influence and inspire both audiences and fellow musicians, securing his place as a distinguished practitioner of the piano’s grand tradition.

Genres

French Classical Piano

Latest Release

Discover Saint-Saens

Camille Saint-Saëns•

Gabriel Tacchino

Album - 32 Tracks - Released October 18, 2014