George Harliono in Concert with The Philharmonic Orchestra

George Harliono is a British concert pianist of Sino-Indonesian descent. He performed his first solo piano recital at age 9. He earned a scholarship for a full degree programme at The Royal College of Music in London at age 15. Today, he is regarded as one of our young & eminent concert pianists of the world with dominant social media presence.

George performed in leading concert venues such as Wigmore Hall, The Berlin Philharmonie Kammermusiksaal, The Royal Albert Hall and Chicago Symphony Centre, Great Hall of The Moscow Conservatory, Zaryadye Concert Hall and Frankfurt Alte Oper. His performances were in collaboration with Moscow State Symphony Orchestra, The Mariinsky Orchestra, Tatarstan National Symphony Orchestra, New Millennium Orchestra of Chicago, Frankfurter Opern- und Museumsorchester, Tyumen Philharmonic Orchestra, Musica Viva Orchestra and Sendai Philarmonic Orchestra.

George has worked alongside renowned conductors such as Valery Gergiev, Alexander Sladkovsky, Evgeny Shestakov, Ainars Rubikis, Anton Lubchenko, Ken Takaseki and Sebastian Weigle. He has also performed with eminent artists, such as Denis Matsuev.

George won awards from international competitions such as The Grand Piano Competition Moscow, Sendai International Music Competition, Royal Overseas League Music Competition London, Gina Bachauer Piano Competition Utah, Concourse International de Lagny-sur-Marne and Dinu Lipatti Piano Competition Bucharest. In 2018, he was shortlisted for an award in the ‘Sound of Classical Poll’ at the Classic BRIT Awards (London) in promotion of the best emerging artists and ones-to-watch in classical music. In 2022, he was awarded ‘Best Guest Artist’ at the ‘440 Hz’ awards for his performance of Beethoven Piano Concerto no. 5 at Zaryadye Hall in Moscow with Musica Viva Orchestra conducted by Alexander Rudin.