Bénédicte Péran
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Born in 1978, Bénédicte Péran began her piano studies at the age of six. After having obtained her diplomas from the Créteil and Gennevilliers Conservatories, she entered the Royal Conservatory of Brussels where she studied with two professors of very different cultural backrounds : the Russian Michael FAERMAN, winner of the prestigious Queen Elizabeth Competition in the 70’s, an era of Soviet domination in virtually all international competitions and the Flemish pianist Piet KUIJKEN, member of the famous baroque playing family, who, with Gustav LEONHARDT were the precursors of the baroque revolution of the 80’s. Those two styles of music helped Bénédicte Péran create a rich and diversified musical personality. Master Classes with such renowned artists as Menahem PRESSLER, figurehead of the famed BEAUX-ARTS Trio and Professor at the University of Indiana, Bloomington, have also helped in the development of a complete and comprehensive training of this brilliant instrumentalist, wether in concerto playing, recital or Chamber Music.
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