Mykola Suk

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Mykola Suk's is a Ukrainian pianist who has concertized in solo recitals, as a soloist with major orchestras under leading conductors (most recently with the Russian National Symphony under Mikhail Pletnev), and at chamber music festivals throughout the former USSR, North America, Europe, the Middle East, Australia, and Asia. Suk has recorded for the Melodya, Russian Disc, Hungaraton, Melda, and Troppe Note/Cambria labels.


First Prize and Gold Medal, International Liszt-Bartok Competition, Budapest, 1971


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