Pianist & composer

TamásPregun

From the Romantic piano repertoire to original chamber music.

Portrait of pianist and composer Tamás Pregun
Photography: Böröcz Balázs · via Papageno
Solo piano / Chamber music / CompositionBudapest · Hungary

A life in music.
A voice of his own.

Tamás Pregun is a Hungarian pianist and composer whose work brings together solo performance, chamber music and original composition.

Born in Budapest in 1987, he began playing the piano at eleven and entered the Liszt Academy’s preparatory programme two years later. His studies took him from Budapest to the Conservatoire in Paris, and his performances to concert halls and festivals across Europe and Japan.

A founding member of Musiciens Libres, he combines classical arrangements with contemporary Hungarian music. Rachmaninov is a particular focus of his performing and research work.

2005

First prize
Città di Gorizia International Piano Competition

2017

Annie Fischer
Performing Arts Scholarship

2020

Doctor of Liberal Arts
Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music

Listen closely.

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I   /   SOLO PIANO

Rachmaninov

Études-Tableaux · Morceaux de Fantaisie

Recorded in Gothenburg, this solo album brings together the complete Études-Tableaux and the five pieces of Op. 3.

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II   /   ORIGINAL WORKS

La séance

With Musiciens Libres

Original compositions and arrangements meet in an album shaped by the intimacy and interplay of chamber music.

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III   /   SOLO PIANO

Stenhammar

Sonatas · Fantasies · Late Summer Nights

A recording project exploring Wilhelm Stenhammar’s mature solo piano music, released in the composer’s 150th anniversary year, 2021.

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Musiciens Libres

La séance.

Alongside his life at the piano, Pregun writes music of his own. His compositions have featured in performances since 2018, with Musiciens Libres providing a space for new works and reimagined repertoire.

His programme of original music and arrangements was presented at Budapest’s FUGA in March 2022; the album La séance continues this collaboration.

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