Biography
Catherine Chambergji became famous for both a pianist and composer, whose creativity was appreciated not only in Russia, but also abroad. But many know her as the daughter of Vladimir Posner - the Russian journalist and the TV host.Childhood and youth
Catherine Chemberji was born on May 6, 1960 in Moscow. She brought up in the family of Vladimir Posner and his first wife - Valentina Chambergji translator.
Kati's parents got married, while still quite young, and were not ready for family life. Vladimir was not easy to be the role of the Father, and once he even gave her daughter to slap, as she refused to eat. The girl had blood from the nose, and the frightened father gave the floor that he would never raise his hand to her and would not be offended. Since then, they were friends.
Another obstacle to a happy marriage was the fact that a young family lived together with Valentina's mother - a composer of Levina's glow. It was under her influence that Catherine was fascinated by music, but Pozner was never able to achieve mutual understanding from the mother-in-law.
The last drop was the treason of the TV presenter, after which the spouses broke up. Their daughters were 6 years old. At this age, the girl has already mastered the piano, played the theme from the second Hungarian Rhapsody of Ferenz Leaf. A year later, she was taken to a music school, where she showed herself as a capable student.
Later, Ekaterina received education at the Moscow Conservatory, received a diploma of pianists and composer, graduated from graduate school. Although all this time she lived with her mother and wore her last name, the girl continued to keep in touch with his father, because parents retained friendly relations even after a divorce. They created new families, and in the second marriage Valentina Nikolaevna born the son of Alexander - Celebrity Brother.
Creation
In 1986, the artist joined the Union of Composers of the USSR. In his youth, she taught in the Gnesin school and actively composed music. Chambergji wrote soundtracks to the films, worked on the "warrior" and "Chernov".
Shortly before the collapse of the Soviet Union, Ekaterina moved to Germany. There she was a member of many festivals, collaborated with several musical schools, growing young talents. The performer patented the "keyboard line", allowing small children to easily develop tonal structures.
In parallel with this, the celebrity continued to act as a pianist, worked with creative teams. In her repertoire, the works of Josef Haidna, Mikhail Glinka, Sergey Prokofiev and Robert Shuman. Starting from 1996, the artist made a series of radio recordings of piano works for German DeutschlandRadio.
A year later, Chambergji conducted a successful presentation of his cantata Cantus Controversus for soprano, baritone, male choir and shock ensemble. Later, she also presented to the public chamber operetta MAX UNITZ, which was met with delight. The work of the pianist was awarded by many awards, including the Prize of the Composer Competition Musica Femina, München.
In 2008, Ekaterina Vladimirovna began working with his father. She wrote music for the cycle of his TV shows, filmed together with Ivan Urgant. The works of celebrities can be heard in the "Tour de France", "One-story America", "Jewish happiness" and "their Italy".
Also, the artist put her hand to work on the documentary "The most, most, most", published in 2018. It tells about the countries of Scandinavia - Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Finland.
Personal life
The personal life of the composer was successful, she married a German, because of which he moved to Germany. The couple raised two children - the son of Nicholas and the daughter of Maria. In 2014, the heiress presented the celebrity grandson who received the name Valentine.
Ekaterina Chembergji now
At the beginning of 2021, the premiere of a documentary picture "Japan. The back side of Kimono ", over which Ekaterina Vladimirovna worked as a composer. Now the fans are followed by news from her biography on the Facebook page, where video and photos are published.