Pianist and composer Pavel Tomfeyevsky is quickly gaining a reputation as one of the most
exciting and compelling artists emerging today. Audiences and press alike praise his playing for its
“shimmering undertones, transient reality and sunlit rays full of rapturous colours” (Pulse UK).
Pavel has performed at major concert venues in UK and worldwide which include the Royal
Festival Hall, Wigmore Hall, Cadogan Hall, Queen Elizabeth Hall, Shanghai Oriental Centre for
Arts, Mumbai National Centre for Performing Arts, Guangzhou Opera House and the Linder
Auditorium in Johannesburg. His New York debut at the renowned Merkin Hall at the Kaufman
Center has brought him invitations to debut in Italy (Florence), as well as tours in Kenya and South
Africa. Recent highlights include performing with the Hollywood Chamber Orchestra at the Fred
Kavli Theatre in Los Angeles.

Pavel is a sought-after composer. Winner of the BBC/Guardian Young Composer of the Year Award,
he recently conducted a world premiere of his new work for orchestra at London’s Cadogan Hall.
He has composed music for several films and animation and has recorded the soundtrack and
starred in the US documentary “Tchaikovsky”.

Pavel is the Artistic Director of Philomel Creative Circle, a concert series in London in residence at
the Francis Crick Institute and in St Cuthbert’s Church, Earl’s Court. A passionate educator Pavel
runs a summer school, Philomel Music Academy, that takes place at Yehudi Menuhin School in
Surrey.

In 2023 Pavel was invited to become Music Director of Devon Opera and Artistic Director for
Notable (formerly Golden Age Productions). He debuted with his own arrangement of Puccini’s
Tosca for both companies with the London performance featuring on Channel 4 News and
garnering high praise in “Opera” magazine. An eloquent speaker Pavel gives regular lecture-recitals
for Notable’s concert series in London. Since May 2024 Pavel is the artistic director of a chamber
music and opera festival “Fêtes Musicales Saint-Maxime: Soirées Sous Les Etoiles” in St Maxime,
Côte D’Azur.