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"The Argentinean Miguel Angel Scebba should be given an
outstanding position within the category of the greatest
pianists."
Südwest Presse (Germany)
"His colorful performance, temperamental, meaningful, captivates
for its sincerity and plainness. All these valuable aptitudes allow
him, no doubt, to deserve prominent place among the piano
performers."
Vladimir Nilsen (Leningrad &endash; 1978)
"Admired virtuosity of Scebba...not only his technique is perfect,
but also dolcissimo of a very refined pianism...sound
virtuosity..."
Messaggero &endash; Venice (Italy)
"Fascinating Sense of Form: intense musicality, exuberant
technique, piercing rhythm and neverfaling sense of color. The deep
sense of shape is a dominant trait of his personality. Scebba, a
pianist that really has something to say."
Südwest Presse (Germany)
That's how the specialized critics express about Miguel Angel Scebba's performance during his extensive tours that have already taken him to over fifteen countries in the world. His record of the "Sonate op. 22" of Schumann was compared by critics to that of the famous Sviatoslav Richter.
This pianist, who was born in Buenos Aires was initially formed in Argentina, but it was definitely after being formed for several years in Russia, that he became an outstanding representative of the Russian tradition among the great Latin American pianists. He studied firstly in the Tchaikowsky Conservatory of Kiev, with Professor Valery Sagaidatchniy and later in theTchaikowsky Conservatory of Moscow with Professor Vladimir Natanson. During his staying at Kiev's Conservatory he met Professor Vladimir Nilsen, who invited him to Leningrad, where he spended several months working under the guidance of this prominent master.
Miguel Angel Scebba is constantly being invited to perform in concerts as a soloist with renowned orchestras in Europe en America, and he is one of the rare Latin American pianists that made several tours along the formed USSR, whose audience and critics are of an outstanding artistry. Recently he made many successful appearances in Bulgaria and Russia.
Miguel Angel Scebba has a vast repertoire, over forty concerts with orchestra and has given integral cycles of the Beethoven's sonatas.
Scebba is also a prolific composer: Four Symphonies, recorded by the Orchestra of National University of San Juan - Argentina, where he is full professor, and many chamber compositions, as well as works for organ, voice, etc.
Latest record: Liszt: Sonate in B minor and others, Argentina Musical &endash;
