A pianist, composer, and improviser, Pablo Murgier is part of the wave of artists who dare to travel between different musical worlds. On his keyboard, at the crossroads of styles, a musical journey unfolds, creating authentic music and crafting a unique universe.
As a soloist, he has performed in venues such as the CCK in Buenos Aires, the Philharmonie in Munich, the Salle Gaveau and the Philharmonie in Paris, the Philharmonie in Gdansk, and the Nikkei Hall in Tokyo. As a soloist, he has performed his own adaptation of Astor Piazzolla's Four Seasons of Buenos Aires for solo piano and Mozart's Concerto No. 23 for symphony orchestra. His first symphony, titled "Solastalgia," was premiered in 2024. He also collaborates with writer Alice Zeniter in musical readings. He won first prize at the Tango Sin Fin Awards and was nominated for the Gardel Awards and the Graffiti Awards as the best artist. His discography illustrates the artist's evolution towards an aesthetic that intertwines contemporary classical music composition with contemporary jazz.
Pablo Murgier is a pianist and composer born in Argentina and based in Paris. Whether with his quartet or as a soloist, he has already given several hundred concerts around the world. He has performed in prestigious venues such as the CCK in Buenos Aires, the Philharmonie in Munich, the Philharmonie in Gdansk, the Nikkei Hall in Tokyo, and the Salle Gaveau and the Philharmonie in Paris. In 2023, he played with the Orchestre National du Capitole de Toulouse and performed Mozart's Concerto No. 23 with the Orchestre Symphonique d'Avallon. His first symphony, titled "Solastalgia," was premiered in 2024. He accompanies writer and director Alice Zeniter in musical readings.
With his group, he won the Best Orchestra award (Tango Sin Fin Awards) and was nominated for the Gardel Awards and the Graffiti Awards as the best artist. His rich and varied discography is mainly focused on his own compositions. His latest album, "Gare du Sud," reflects the artist's evolution towards an aesthetic that blends contemporary jazz and current classical music. He has also collaborated as a soloist with numerous academic music and jazz formations. He has composed and played music for cinema (for ARTE, France 2, and Netflix, among others).
A graduate in musical composition from the Universidad Nacional de Quilmes, he also holds a master's degree in Latin American classical music from the Universidad Nacional de Cuyo. He was a researcher at UNQ and part of the CIMAP program, led by pianist and composer Hilda Herrera. As a teacher in several conservatories and universities in Argentina, he has also participated in the youth orchestra program and numerous master classes in Europe. He is currently involved in the social and artistic program Radio Mobile Paris.
