He worked with William Peeters and graduated from the Music Academy of Willebroek with 98,5 % and the Municipal Arts Medal. He continued his studies with Erwin de Bock.
He has studied with maestros like Irene Russo, Joop Celis, Alessandro Cervino, Julien Libeer and Peter Feuchtwanger – the Zen master of piano.
Photo: with Peter Feuchtwanger, Waldkirch, 2011
Photo: La Encarnacion, Los Alcazares, 2016
For David, music is not display but a deep connection with a transcendental realm. Each performance begins with attentive listening – to the instrument, the hall, and the silence between notes. His aim is to let the music unfold naturally, without unnecessary gesture, so that expression arises from within, in all its beauty.
On stage he combines intention and letting-go, creating a flow where both performer and listener can merge into music, transcending space and time.
Winner of Musicologica Piano Competition in Leuven, Belgium, 2001 and also winning the price for interpretation of the compulsory work Bagatelle by Peter Swinnen.
He is founder of the Bozart Trio (clarinet, violin and piano), and member of the Ferenc Liszt Society (Budapest), EPTA Netherlands and the Peter Feuchtwanger Society.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. As pianist of the Bozart Trio and in other chamber projects, collaboration remains central to his musical life.
Mainly classical and romantic works, with a particular affinity for Beethoven, Liszt, Chopin, Spanish music and his own compositions alongside chamber music repertoire.
Occasionally, through the Peter Feuchtwanger Society and privately.
For concert invitations, lectures, collaborations, or educational projects, please use the form below.
Private House Concerts: You can also book David for an exclusive house concert performed on his historical Steinway (1898) in Bornem, Belgium.
David’s manager, Mrs. Mayte Vázquez, will personally review your inquiry and respond with care.
