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Quite early, Elena Filonova realised teaching should be closely associated to her career as a concert pianist.
In Moscow, then in Paris, she always engaged in identifying young talent, helping them develop while sharing her experience and carefully guiding their progression since their early childhood.
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In 2002, the film "Un, deux, trois… Musique" ("Music, Maestro!") commissioned by the TV Network Muzzik and directed by Muriel Beltramo for Zoom-Zoom Productions introduced young musical prodigies together with their professors. Elena Filonova is shown providing guidance to her young pupil Charlotte Coulaud, then 9 years old and talking about her vision of teaching music.
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 Video: 10' 42"
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Louis Alexander Désiré
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13 y.o.
Video: 4' 57"
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13 y.o.
Video: 3' 33"
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On TV
Video: 2' 01"
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A pupil of Elena Filonova, Louis-Alexander Désiré is not only a young pianist. He also has an exceptional voice, which allows him to perform in operas and and to be invited by major TV networks.
His Website...
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Elena Filonova guides the artistic development of Charlotte since the age of 5. Videos show her at different stages of her musical evolution.
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