On December 10th 2007 Maestro Gil Sullivan will bring alive Beethoven’s Sonata No. 32 Opus 111 and Liszt’s Hungarian Rhapsody No. 6 among others in Carnegie’s famous Weill Performance Hall. Maestro Sullivan has the reputation as one “of Australia’s most brilliant and exciting soloists”.

Maestro Sullivan tours extensively, both around Australia and overseas, where he performs throughout Asia, Europe, the U.K., and the United States. He has been chosen as a soloist and conductor by the Thai Chamber Orchestra, the Adelaide Chamber and Arts Orchestra, and the Darwin and City of Fremantle Orchestra. His repertoire of concertos ranges widely from Mozart to Rachmaninov, Brahms to Malcolm Williamson, and he has recorded concertos by Tchaikovsky and Schumann for CD with the West Australian Symphony Orchestra.

After distinguishing himself in Adelaide, including prizes in State and National competitions, he studied under Murray Perahia in London and Paul Badura-Skoda in Vienna. In 2006 Maestro Sullivan performed all 20 of Mozarts piano sonatas in Germany. His recordings of the complete sonatas have been released internationally on ABC Classics.

 Maestro Gil Sullivan is a Sauter Artist and will perform in Carnegie Hall on a Sauter 275 Concert Grand.

For Tickets: www.carnegiehall.org