Krystian Bellière has performed at the Wigmore Hall, St. John’s Smith Square, Cadogan Hall, Steinway Hall, London, St David’s Hall, Cardiff and throughout the UK, Germany and on many tours worldwide. He has broadcast live on BBC Radio 3, performed chamber music with the Allegri and Chilingirian String Quartets and enjoys collaborating with singers such as Roderick Williams and Susan Bullock in recital.

His repertoire ranges from Bach to Boulez with particular emphasis on the works of Liszt.

Born in London, Krystian Bellière comes from a family of English, French and German origins. Alongside an early interest in composing he was taught piano by Ronald Smith at the King’s School, Canterbury before being awarded a scholarship at Christ Church, Oxford University where he gained a First in Music. Further study followed at the Guildhall School of Music & Drama in London where he majored in conducting, studying in master classes with Michael Tilson Thomas and piano with James Gibb. Subsequently he was mentored by Sir Georg Solti and received inspiring guidance from Stephen Kovacevich, Murray Perahia and Alfred Brendel.