Mogens Dalsgaard

Mogens Dalsgaard started his training as a pianist at the Royal Academy of Music in Aalborg and continued at the Royal Danish Academy of Music in Copenhagen where, after his diploma and a year in the soloist class he gave his debut recital in 1964. The same year he received the Artist's Prize of the Association of Danish Music Critics, and in 1966 he won the newly established Gladsaxe Music Prize. He continued his studies at the Marshall Academy in Barcelona; and, finally, a Polish state grant enabled him to conclude his studies at the Warsaw Academy of Music. Mogens Dalsgaard is known from numerous concerts and radio and television broadcasts both in the USA and in Europe.