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Vladimir Ovchinnikov studied with Alexey Nasedkin at the Moscow Conservatoire where he is now a Professor of Piano. In 1980 he was awarded the second place to Ivo Pogorelich in the Concours International de Montreal and in 1982 won the joint Silver Medal with Peter Donohoe in the Moscow Tchaikovsky Piano Competition. Five years later he took the First Prize at the Harvey Leeds International Piano Competition, which was followed by a triumphant debut recital at the Barbican; in 1993 he made his Proms debut with the BBC Symphony Orchestra and Yakov Kreizberg. Vladimir Ovchinnikov has given recitals in many major European and North American cities and has been invited to appear at such festivals as Aldeburgh, Cheltenham, Edinburgh; Hollywood Bowl; Lichfield; Manchester Glories of the Keyboard; Schleswig Holstein; Sintra; Stresa; Swansea and Van Cliburn at Forth Worth.

Vladimir Ovchinnikov appears regularly with such leading Russian orchestras as the Moscow Philharmonic; Moscow Radio Symphony and the St Petersburg Philharmonic; he also has a long standing relationship with the Russian State Symphony Orchestra and Yvegny Svetlanov with whom he has toured France; the Netherlands; North and South America. Concerto appearances in Europe and North America have included BBC Philharmonic; Bournemouth Symphony; Chicago Symphony; Danish Radio Symphony; Hague Residentie.Hall? Leipzig Gewandhaus; Montreal Symphony; National Symphony of Wales; Netherlands Radio Symphony Orchestra; Philharmonia; Polish National Radio Orchestra; Royal Liverpool Philharmonic; Royal Philharmonic; Royal Scottish National; Slovak Philharmonic; Ulster Orchestra and Zurich Tonhalle. He has played under such conductors as Vladimir Ashkenazy; Matthias Bamert; Rudolf Barshai; Vladimir Fedoseyev, Claus Peter Flor; Mariss Jansons; Neeme Jarvi; Alexander Lazarev; Libor Pesek; Gennadi Rozhdestvensky; Yuri Simonov; Stanislaw Skrowaczewski; Sir Georg Solti and Walter Weller.

Vladimir Ovchinnikov records regularly for Melodiya; for EMI Classics he has recorded albums of Liszt, Prokofiev and Rachmaninov, and Shostakovich First Piano Concerto conducted by Maxim Shostakovich together with Pictures at an Exhibition for Collins Classics.

Far Eastern engagements have included concerto appearances with the Hong Kong Philharmonic and Singapore Symphony; five tours of Japan and recitals for the Singapore International Piano Festival. In January 1998 he gave recitals and masterclasses for the Australian National Academy of Music in Melbourne and Sydney. In autumn 1999 he will tour the UK with the Russian State Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Valery Poliansky and gives recitals in the Republic of Ireland. Current festival appearances include Perth Festival of the Arts; Newport Rhode Island Music Festival and, in October 1999, the second Blackheath Pianoworks Festival. In March 2000 Vladimir Ovchinnikov returns to the Ulster Orchestra to play Rachmaninov Piano Concerto No 4 conducted by Takuo Yuasa and gives a Wigmore Hall recital.