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Piano virtuoso performs at Baycourt

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DON'T MISS: Roman Rudnytsky has been a soloist with many orchestras across the world and performs at Baycourt. Photo/supplied

DON'T MISS: Roman Rudnytsky has been a soloist with many orchestras across the world and performs at Baycourt. Photo/supplied

As part of Roman Rudnytsky's 15th concert tour of New Zealand, this recital program will include works by Mozart, Rachmaninoff, Debussy, Liszt and others.

"Baycourt always welcomes Roman's return and we are pleased the Tauranga community has the opportunity to come and experience a recital on our Steinway from such a talented concert pianist such as Roman" says Megan Peacock Coyle.

A graduate of the famous Juilliard School in New York, Roman is one of the most-travelled of all concert pianists, having played in over 100 countries.

Born in New York into a prominent Ukrainian musical family, he began the study of piano at age four and gave his first full recital at seven.

Roman has been a soloist with many orchestras across the world, playing over 45 different works.

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Since 1984, he has played and conducted several masterclasses at United States embassies in over 35 countries, with many being repeat visits.

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What: Roman Rudnytsky
Where: Baycourt X Space
When: Tuesday, April 19, 7.30pm

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