中文名：伊戈尔·阿达席夫 外文名：Igor Ardašev 国籍：捷克 出生地：捷克布尔诺 生日：1967年 教育背景：Brno Conservatory， Janáček Academy of Music and Performing Arts 简介：He studied at the Brno Conservatory as a pupil of Inessa Janíčková, later he pursued his studies at the Janáček Academy of Music and Performing Arts. He was awarded the 1987 International Tchaikovsky Competition's 5th prize and the 1988 Prague Spring Competition's 3rd prize. He was subsequently prized at the 1990 Maria Callas, 1991 Queen Elisabeth (6th) and 1995 Long-Thibaud (4th) competitions. Ardašev is internationally active as a concert pianist since 1990. He performed on concert tours and recitals in various countries in Europe, America and Japan. He cooperates with the Czech recording label Supraphon, for which he records mainly the arrangements of Czech orchestral repertoire for piano duet, together with his wife Renata Ardaševová. Ardašev also collaborated with notable Czech-American pianist Rudolf Firkušný. A DVD is available of Ardašev performing the Dvorak piano concerto with the Prague Symphony Orchestra under Petr Altrichter (ArtHaus Musik 102 139). 从艺历程：Igor Ardašev (born 1967) clearly belongs to the most significant personalities of the emerging generation of European pianists. A Brno native, he practiced his piano skills with Inessa Janíčková at the Brno Conservatoire as well as at Janáček Academy of Arts. He extended his education at master courses of Paul Badura-Skoda and Rudolf Serkin. He linked up to his youthful success (especially from Smetana Competition and Concertino Praga) surprisingly soon by a notable 5th place from a challenging Tchaikovsky competition in Moscow and by a laureate title from the Prague Spring International Competition. He did especially well in the first half of the 90's when he gradually received 1st prize from the Maria Callas Competition in Athens, laureate title from the Queen Elizabeth Competition in Brussels, 1st prize from the Belgian Radio and Television Competition and laureate title from Marguerite Long and Jacques Thibaud Competition in Paris. Today he has an imposing list of successful recitals behind him (Europe, America, Japan) as well as numerous excellent recordings. The most interesting include solo projects (Tchaikovsky, Liszt, Beethoven, Dvořák, Ježek, Janáček, Martinů) as well as a four-hand version of Janáček's overture Jealousy realized together with Rudolf Firkušný. His discography was recently also complemented by notable recordings of Dvořák's Slavonic Dances and Smetana's My Country in the four-hand version with his life- and artistic partner, wife Renata Ardaševová. Igor Ardašev cooperated with many renowned local (Czech Philharmonic, Brno Philharmonic, Janáček Philharmonic Ostrava, Prague Symphony Orchestra, Virtuosi di Praga) as well as foreign orchestras (BBC Orchestra London, Royal Liverpool Philharmonic, Odense Symphonic Orchestra). He performs at many principal local festivals (Prague Spring, Moravian Autumn, Concentus Moraviae, Janáček May, Český Krumlov International Music Festival) as well as foreign events (Hong Kong Arts Festival, Festspiele Europäische Wochen Passau, Internationales Musikfestival Schleswig-Holstein, Edinburgh International Festival, Musica Mundi Waterloo, Ohridsko leto). We should also mention his recent engagements with Orquesta de Valencia (2004, Dvořák's Piano Concerto), Edinburgh International Festival 2005, cooperation with Orchestre National des Pays de la Loire (Poulenc: Concert for two pianos together with Renata Ardaševová) which started by a concert in Brno during Moravian Autumn and shall continue in Angers and Nantes in 2006. Igor Ardašev is also a favourite soloist with Malta National Orchestra where he guest performed in 2005 (Rachmaninov: Piano Concerto no.2) and in 2006 (Beethoven: Triple Concerto, Op. 56).