Domonkos Csabay

Based in the UK since 2015, Hungarian accompanist, répétiteur and chamber musician Domonkos Csabay performs a wide range of classical repertoire. Domonkos has won numerous prizes in the last two years, including first prize in the Brant (now renamed as ‘Birmingham’) International Piano Competition. He played as a pre-concert showcase performer for concerts by the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra and pianist Paul Lewis and made his debut on BBC Radio 3 in 2018, broadcasting the famously virtuosic Eroica variations by Beethoven. As a Schubert performer, he was selected among only nine pianists and as the only participant not based in Germany for the semi-finals of the International Schubert-Competition Dortmund in 2016. Domonkos remains active in Hungarian musical life, too: During the 2017/18 season, as an Annie Fischer Scholar, he took part in a year-long concert series named after this world-famous pianist. After finishing his studies with Pascal Nemirovski and John Thwaites at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire, Domonkos studied for an Advanced Performance Diploma in répétiteurship (also at RBC), under Paul Wingfield and Robin Bowman.