Cello & Piano Recitals
Recital programmes with Jacques-Pierre Malan and pianists including international visiting colleagues, shaped around the presenter, audience and occasion.
Concert enquiries for presenters, hosts and cultural institutions interested in cello recitals, chamber music and collaborative projects.
Jacques-Pierre Malan is a South African cellist based in Baltimore and the Founder & Artistic Director of JP Malan Concerts. His concert work brings together solo performance, chamber music and collaboration with musicians from the United States and abroad.
Each enquiry begins with the presenter or host, the audience and the setting. The format, participating artists, repertoire and schedule are then discussed for the particular engagement; the examples below do not imply that every format is always available.
Recital programmes with Jacques-Pierre Malan and pianists including international visiting colleagues, shaped around the presenter, audience and occasion.
Chamber-music projects with violin, cello and piano, including collaborations that bring visiting international artists together with colleagues in the United States.
Quartet performances with Nikita Borisevich and Veronika Sveshnikova, violins, Renate Falkner, viola, and Jacques-Pierre Malan, cello.
Quartet collaborationEnquiries are welcome from senior living communities, house-concert hosts, churches, cultural institutions and embassy presenters. Engagements are arranged directly with each presenter or host.
Existing projects range from intimate salon recitals to quartet programmes and international collaborations. A house concert or community event is approached with the same attention to the audience and the room.
A few practical details make it easier to discuss a suitable artistic format. Repertoire and logistical questions can be refined together after the initial enquiry.
The contact page provides the current enquiry options and delivery status.
Email Jacques-Pierre Malan directly:
jp.creativecello@gmail.com
These existing projects illustrate several recital and chamber-music formats. Their published dates and details remain specific to each project.


Cellist Jacques-Pierre Malan and pianist Ramilya Saubanova present Beethoven’s expansive Third Cello Sonata and Shostakovich’s intensely expressive Sonata in D minor. Piatti’s spirited Tarantella brings the programme to a brilliant close.




Four musicians share a distinctive chamber-music setting: violin and cello alongside two pianists at one keyboard. Rarely heard music by Hermann Berens meets the rhythmic energy of Brahms’s Hungarian Dances and the virtuosity of Liszt’s Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2.



Violinist Kate Ransom joins cellist Jacques-Pierre Malan and pianist Francesco Cipolletta for an evening of piano trios. The collaboration explores Italian chamber repertoire, with music by Bossi and Wolf-Ferrari under consideration.

Suk, Haydn, Barber and Grieg — a northern programme carried through late autumn by the Embassy String Quartet.