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I am Pascal Nemirovski, the subject of this article. In accordance with Wikipedia's conflict of interest guidelines, I am proposing the following corrections and updates on this Talk page rather than editing the article directly. All proposed changes are factual and verifiable.

1. Ukrainian origin — factual correction The article currently states no origin. The correct information is: Pascal Nemirovski is of Ukrainian origin. Proposed addition to the opening sentence: "Pascal Nemirovski (born 15 January 1962) is a French pianist of Ukrainian origin."

2. Adele Marcus — missing teacher She also studied with Arthur Schnabel. Proposed: add "and [[Arthur Schnabel]]" after Josef Lhevinne.

3. Juilliard — missing dates Studies ran from 1981 to 1984. Proposed: "From 1981 to 1984, he studied at the Juilliard School..."

4. Paris studies — missing After Juilliard, he continued studies in Paris with France Clidat and Alexis Weissenberg. Proposed addition: "He subsequently continued his studies in Paris with France Clidat and [[Alexis Weissenberg]]."

5. Colmar International Festival (1990–1995) At the invitation of violinist Vladimir Spivakov, Nemirovski was appointed Assistant-Counsel and directed the masterclass series of the Colmar International Festival from 1990 to 1995, becoming the youngest among 25 invited artists. Fellow faculty included Dmitri Bashkirov, Pascal Devoyon, Gary Graffman, Jean-François Heisser, Vladimir Krainev, Yehudi Menuhin, Rena Shereshevskaya and Tatiana Zelikman.

6. Purcell School — incorrect tense Teaching at Purcell was concurrent with the RAM period (2006–2016) and has since ended. Proposed: "During his tenure at the Royal Academy of Music, he also taught at the Purcell School for Young Musicians."

7. China — "currently" is inaccurate Proposed replacement: "He has given masterclasses at the Shanghai Conservatory of Music, the Guangzhou Conservatory, the [[Central Conservatory of Music]] in Beijing, and other leading Chinese institutions."

8. Madrid International Piano Competition — grammatical error "In 2023, He is appointed" contains a capitalisation error and incorrect tense. Proposed: "In 2023, he was appointed Artistic Director and Chairman of the Jury of the Madrid International Piano Competition."

9. IPM — missing Proposed addition: "In 2023, he founded IPM – International Piano Masters, a platform combining masterclasses, competitions, and lectures to support young pianists at the highest level." Sources: BCU staff page; internationalpianomasters.org

10. Debut recording and press review — missing Proposed addition: "In 2004, he released his debut recording, ''Entre Ciel et Terre'', devoted to works by Chopin, Prokofiev and Scriabin. The recording received critical acclaim, including a review by Jacques Doucelin, chief music critic of ''[[Le Figaro]]'', who wrote of the Prokofiev Seventh Sonata: 'A Prokofiev Seventh Sonata boasting perfect rhythmic quality and remarkable balance between virtuosity and musicality: good blood never lies!'"

11. Pedagogical publications — missing During his tenure at the Royal Academy of Music, he edited two pedagogical publications: ''Les Leçons de Piano'', volumes 1 and 2 (co-authored with Béatrice Quoniam). Available via Amazon UK (ASIN B001J2Z5EY and B004G62B3S).

12. Additional former students — incomplete list Other notable former students include Emanuil Ivanov, George Harliono, Daniel Lebhardt, Roman Kosyakov, Edward Leung, Mario Mora and Yi Zhong.

13. References — replace weak source Reference 1 (Alion Baltic Music Festival) should be replaced by the Birmingham City University staff page: https://www.bcu.ac.uk/conservatoire/about-us/birmingham-conservatoire-tutors-and-staff/pascal-nemirovski

14. External links — remove two entries Proposed: remove "Official site of Madrid International Piano Competition" and "Genealogy on Pianists Corner". Retain only "Official site of Pascal Nemirovski" (http://www.pascalnemirovski.com/). P1964 (talk) 11:21, 5 June 2026 (UTC)[reply]

Proposed addition of image to the infobox: P1964 (talk) 11:54, 5 June 2026 (UTC)[reply]