Fuzjko Hemming, Piano
$35-$45
Claude Debussy — "III. Clair de Lune" from Suite bergamasque, L. 75
Franz Liszt — Grandes études de Paganini, S. 141, No. 3 in G-sharp minor: La Campanella
Pianist Fuzjko Hemming, known for her multi-million selling album La Campanella, has earned recognition in the classical music world. This performance features works by Chopin, Debussy, and Liszt.
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https://www.carnegiehall.org/About Ingrid Fujiko (Fuzjko) Hemming, piano
Ingrid Fujiko (also Fuzjko) Hemming is a Swedish classical music musician. Born in Berlin to a Japanese mother and Swedish father, Hemming was educated in Japan and began learning to play the piano at a young age from her mother. She was identified as a child prodigy and performed her first concert at seventeen. Hemming has received many prestigious honors, including the NHK-Mainichi Music Concour, and the Bunka Radio Broadcasting Company Music Prize. She relocated to Germany at the age of 28 to study at the Berlin Institute of Music.
During a concert in Vienna in 1971, Hemming lost her hearing from a bout of high fever. She relocated again to Stockholm, Sweden to take advantage of its medical facilities. She performed many more concerts throughout continental Europe before returning to Japan in 1995.
A documentary that aired in 1999 raised public interest in her music. Her subsequent debut CD, 'La Campanella', sold over two million copies.
Hemming performed at Carnegie Hall in New York in June 2001. By 2002, Hemming had performed at every major population center in the world.