Alouette  GLINKA/BALAKIREV

"Rêverie" (extraite des Scènes d'enfants op 15) de Schumann

Von fremden Ländern und Menschen (Scènes d'enfants op15) Schumann

Adagio from Concerto in D minor, BWV 974.(Bach/Marcello)

"tribute to Erik Satie", a composition by Christophe Dies-Ksikes from the album VISION(2011)

Hommage à Satie

Gymnopédie n1 de Satie

Fantaisie-impromptu op 66 de Chopin

Nocturne ut# mineur de Chopin

Vision, valse-tarentelle de Christophe Dies-Ksikes

Tribute to Erik Satie from the album VISION, 2011

Romance de Liszt

Gnossienne n3 de Satie

Rondo "nuit d'ivresse"

Swann Lake "ouverture"

Sospiro de Liszt

Valse op 69 n2 de  Chopin

Valse posth. en la mineur de Chopin

Valse de "l'Adieu" op69 n1 de Chopin

Sonnet 104 de Pétrarque de Liszt

3 ème consolation de Liszt

Valse en ut# mineur op 64

Mozart Fantaisie En ré mineur

Christophe Dies-Ksikes is a young piano prodigy.
The publicʼs exhilaration during his brilliant displays saw him quickly take the frontstage, where he performs with invigoration the most notable pieces of the classical repertoire, with a particular fondness towards Lisztʼs work.
In Paris, he gives his piano recital “Lettre à un ami”. Ovation.
Itʼs a musical tribute dedicated to Jean Cocteau on the subject of passion, gathering inspiration from the authorʼs texts and aphorisms from Satie.
Christophe is able to play by ear early in his life but his gift is only taken seriously at the age of ten.
He studies music with some of the great teachers (France Clidat, Danielle Laval) and successfully obtains his piano honors on chamber music and harmony at lʼEcole Normale Supérieure de Musique de Paris.
Laureate at the Meknés Young Pianists International Contest in 2011, he performs overseas, in the Salle Gaveau (Paris) and on private events (Pleyel).
RFO radio, on their segment “côté pile, côté face”, dedicates a broadcast to Christophe where he performs works by Debussy, Liszt, Chopin and shares his passion for perfumes.

Christophe Dies-Ksikes

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