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Robenson
Altino begin his piano study at the age of eight with his father Jean. Jean recognized his son's unique interest and love for music and enrolled him at the Davis Music Studio under the tutelage of George Davis. Robenson also had another source of inspiration which came from his older brother Nerva, whose utter joy when playing captivated Robenson. Robenson attended The Manhattan School of Music where he earned both his Bachelor's and Master's degrees under the auspices of Martin Canellakis, Sheryl Canellakis, and Solomon Murkowski. One of the highlights of Robenson's career came in 2002 when he, alongside his brother Nerva, made his Lincoln Center debut performing Prokofiev's Piano Concerto No. 3 to great critical acclaim. Robenson has shared many memorable moments on stage with his brother Nerva, performing in prestigious concert halls and churches throughout the United States. Robenson's musical influences include the music of Scriabin, Prokofiev, and Liszt. He cites Oriental Fantasy (Islamei) by Milli Balakirev as his signature piece. |
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