Jean-Yves Thibaudet

中文名：提鲍德

别名：让 - 伊夫·蒂博戴

国籍：法国

出生地：法国里昂

生日：1961年9月7日

职业：钢琴演奏家

Jean-Yves Thibaudet出生于法国里昂，是非专业音乐家长。他的父亲拉小提琴，他的母亲，德国血统和一位有成就的钢琴演奏家本人，将这种乐器介绍给让 - 伊夫。

蒂博德在五岁时进入里昂音乐学院并开始认真学习钢琴，并与几位着名的老师一起学习。他七岁时首次公开露面。他于1974年获得里昂音乐学院金奖，当时他十二岁，随后进入巴黎音乐学院，在那里他与Aldo Ciccolini和Lucette Descaves一起学习。三年后，他赢得了首屈一指的音乐学院奖，并在18岁时赢得了纽约年轻的音乐会艺术家试镜。

从艺历程：兼具法国与德国血统的提鲍德出生於法国里昂，五岁开始学习钢琴，七岁首次公开演出。他的老师狄斯卡维斯（Lucette Descaves）与拉威尔过从甚密。十二岁时提鲍德进入巴黎音乐院学习，同时也与西可里尼（Aldo Ciccolini）学习。西可里尼在音乐上对他的影响甚深，也是他最大的支持者。十五岁提鲍德获得音乐院的第一名成绩。三年后，也就是在1981年，赢得了青年音乐演奏家奖（Young Concert Artist Auditions）。

身为已出版过二十餘张专集的DECCA专属艺人，提鲍德的首张专集便是具里程碑意义的《拉威尔钢琴作品全集》（CD 433 515-2）。这张专集除了获得葛莱美奖的提名，亦赢得了德国「唱片大奖」的肯定。两套德布西钢琴作品全集（CD 452 022-2, 460 247-2）中，第一集已经获得了法国音叉奖的肯定。「能够录製德布西钢琴作品全集绝对是我生命中的里程碑」—提鲍德如是说。1992年，与指挥夏伊和皇家音乐会堂管弦乐团合作录製了梅湘的鉅作《艳调交响曲》（CD 436 626-2），这张专集获得了爱迪生大奖与音叉奖的双重肯定。他表示：「这部作品本身就是生命的循环，宛如充满爱、欢愉，以及各种事物的巨大建筑。当我们演奏时，听眾从头到尾都保持静默，紧绷的情绪直到最后才获得释放。」1997年提鲍德的录音曲目有了更宽广的发展。演奏爵士钢琴大师比尔?艾文斯作品的《提鲍德与比尔?艾文斯的对话录》专集（CD 455 512-2），获1998年「回声德国唱片大奖」。美国告示排杂誌评论这张专集：「由於深刻瞭解德布西与拉威尔作品对爵士钢琴的影响，因而能将这些作品詮释完美。」

提鲍德目前定居巴黎与洛杉磯两地，并且培养音乐以外的广泛兴趣，包括了优雅的时尚。在演奏行程之外，他也从事水上运动、阅读、参访博物馆，并享受醇酒、美食，以及知性的对话。「当我不演奏钢琴时，我不会掛念它，但是当我重回它的怀抱时，我会以更大的欢愉心情，重新探寻旧作的内涵」。

职业：He has performed with most of the world's leading symphonic orchestras, including the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, the Boston Symphony Orchestra, the Gewandhausorchester Leipzig, the Los Angeles Philharmonic, and the Orchestre National de France, among others. He also performs in the great concert halls of Europe and North America and is quite fond of travelling to Australia, where he has a strong fan base. He was inducted into the Hollywood Bowl Hall of Fame in 2010.[4] Thibaudet's virtuosity is such that he even impressed the great Vladimir Horowitz, who called a performance he heard on the radio of Thibaudet playing Liszt "amazing."[5]

Among his collaborators in performances and recordings are soprano Renée Fleming, mezzo-sopranos Cecilia Bartoli and Angelika Kirchschlager, violist Yuri Bashmet, violinists Joshua Bell and Julia Fischer, cellists Truls Mørk, Daniel Müller-Schott, and Gautier Capuçon, and the Rossetti String Quartet. He also commissioned a piano concerto from James MacMillan, which he premiered with the Minnesota Orchestra in 2011.

专辑录音：Thibaudet has made more than 50 recordings, most for the British label Decca Records. His last album was a box set of Thibaudet's recordings of all of Erik Satie's complete works for solo piano, released on the composer's 150th birthday.

He is particularly well-known for his interpretations of French classical music but has also made forays into the world of jazz as well, playing arrangements and transcriptions of improvisations on the CDs Conversations with Bill Evans (1997) and Reflections on Duke (1999).

Thibaudet is also known for his recordings of opera transcriptions. In 1993, he recorded arrangements of extracts from operas by Franz Liszt and Busoni. In 2007, Thibaudet released a CD entitled Aria: Opera Without Words, in which he selected several of his favorite arias and overtures, including some of his own transcriptions and those of Yvar Mikhashoff. He has since recorded a disc of Piano Concertos Nos 2 and 5 by Camille Saint-Saëns (with Dutoit and the Orchestre de la Suisse Romande, released in October 2007), and a disc of Gershwin works for piano and orchestra in Grofé's arrangements (released March 2010).[7]

Thibaudet has also recorded compositions by composers including Addinsell, Brahms, Chopin, Debussy, d'Indy, Grieg, Liszt, Mendelssohn, Messiaen, Claus Ogerman, Rachmaninoff, Ravel, Satie, Schumann, and Richard Strauss, among others.[8]

His playing can be heard on the movie soundtracks of The Portrait of a Lady, Bride of the Wind, Pride & Prejudice, Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close,[9] and Atonement, the latter of which earned an Academy Award for Best Original Score.

个人生活：He and his partner Paul have homes in Los Angeles and Paris and often travel together; Thibaudet will not accept invitations unless his partner is also invited.[10]

Thibaudet's concert attire is designed by Vivienne Westwood; he first asked her to design an outfit for his appearance at the London Proms in 2002.[7]

In 2001, the French Republic made Thibaudet a Chevalier de l'Ordre des Arts et des Lettres, and in 2012 he was elevated to the grade of Officier.