Concert with Alice Hampel and Panayiotis Gogos

ALICE HAMPEL received her first musical training at the age of 6.
She made her debut at the age of 8 at the Konzerthaus Berlin.
In 1995 her musical path led her to the C. Ph. E. Bach Gymnasium,
a specialist school for music for the training and promotion of young talents.
At the same time, until 2002, she was a junior student at the
Hanns Eisler School of Music Berlin, in the piano class
of Prof. Jürgen Schröder.
In 2002 Alice Hampel began her piano studies at the Hanns Eisler School of Music Berlin with Prof. Gabriele Kupfernagel, as well as chamber music with Prof. Birgitta Wollenweber and song accompaniment with Prof. Wolfram Rieger.
She has won prizes in various competitions, including the Steinway Piano Competition Berlin and “Jugend musiziert”, in the categories of solo piano and chamber music.
In 2007 she received her diploma as a concert soloist and instrumental teacher.
Alice Hampel attended piano masterclasses with András Schiff (interpretation of Bach) and Daniel Barenboim (Beethoven sonatas) as well as the masterclass for song accompaniment with Thomas Quasthoff. She has performed in Berlin’s major concert halls (Komische Oper, Konzerthaus am Gendarmenmarkt, Berliner Philharmonie), and concerts have already taken her to France, Greece, Germany
and Switzerland. Together with the Greek pianist Panayiotis Gogos, she was selected by the “Cité International des Arts” as a piano duo to represent it at the 26th Fête de la Musique in Paris. PANAYIOTIS GOGOS was born in Patras, Greece, and began his musical training at the age of 6 at the
Philharmonic Society. In 1998 he received, with distinction, the diploma as a soloist
and the diploma in the art of counterpoint.
For three years he worked in Athens with the famous Russian pianist Valery Sagaidatschny, and in 2001 he won first prize at the national piano competition X.O.N.
In 2001 he continued his artistic studies at the Conservatoire de Toulouse, in the piano class of Prof. Thérèse Dussaut, with a scholarship from the esteemed “A. Onassis” Institute, and in 2004 he graduated successfully with the “Prix de Perfectionnement” and the “Musique de chambre diplôme”. In December 2005 Panayiotis Gogos was awarded the prize for Best Young Soloist by the

Greek Academy of the Arts, Athens.
He has given piano recitals and chamber music concerts in all the major cities of Greece, and has performed in France, Switzerland and Germany as well as at many festivals, including those in Athens, Thessaloniki, Patras, Crete and Symi.
As a soloist he has played with various orchestras, including the Athens Sinfonietta,
the Patras Chamber Soloists and the “Santa Maria” Chamber Orchestra Lucerne, under the conductors George Aravidis, Dieter Lange and
Alois Springer.
Panayiotis Gogos has lived in Paris since 2004 and performs regularly
in Germany and abroad. He continues to perfect his art with the
renowned French teacher Monique Deschaussées.
Since 2006 he has been admitted to the famous artists’ residence “Cité International des Arts” in Paris, which chose him to represent it at the
“26th Fête de la Musique”.