Partners

Partners

The teachers who formed him and the musicians he shared the stage with.

Teachers and mentors

Mina Kosloff

First teacher, Béziers

A Russian-school pianist who gave him his first lessons at four.

Yves Nat

Piano

Pommier was his last pupil.

Pierre Sancan

Conservatoire de Paris

His professor at the Conservatoire; they recorded Mozart's K. 365 together in 1964.

Eugène Bigot

Conducting

Taught him conducting in Paris.

Eugene Istomin

Mentor and friend, 1963–2003

Forty years of dialogue. Pommier admired in him “an artistic consciousness of great rarity.”

Pablo Casals

Prades

His father introduced him to Casals as a child.

Conductors

Herbert von Karajan

Berlin Philharmonic

A long collaboration, including Mozart concertos.

Emil Gilels

Jury chair, Moscow 1962

His jury gave the seventeen-year-old a diploma of honour.

Jerzy Semkow

Sofia, 1963

Conducted his first Ravel G major.

Pierre Boulez

Daniel Barenboim

Zubin Mehta

Bernard Haitink

Kurt Masur

Riccardo Muti

Simon Rattle

Richard Hickox

Poulenc

Conducted his recording of Poulenc's Piano Concerto.

Arvid Jansons

Moscow, 1962

Conducted his Melodiya recording of Mozart's K. 488.

Dimitri Chorafas

Orchestre Lamoureux

His first concerto records: Beethoven's "Emperor" and Mozart.

Lawrence Foster

Hallé Orchestra

Tchaikovsky's First and Rachmaninov's Second Concertos on record.

Yoel Levi

Vlaams Radio Orkest, 2005

Ravel's G major in Brussels.

Kurt Sanderling

Charles Dutoit

Armin Jordan

Chamber music partners

Olga Martinova

Violin, his wife

Born in Leningrad, former concertmaster of the Netherlands Philharmonic. They played Beethoven's violin sonatas together.

Isaac Stern

Violin

From Meadow Brook in 1966 onwards.

Itzhak Perlman

Violin

David Oistrakh

Violin

Pinchas Zukerman

Violin

A fellow young musician at Meadow Brook.

Jaime Laredo

Violin

Recorded the Brahms violin sonatas together.

Mstislav Rostropovich

Cello

Leonard Rose

Cello

Recorded the Brahms cello sonatas together.

Paul Tortelier

Cello

Jean-Pierre Rampal

Flute

Anne Queffélec

Piano

Poulenc's Concerto for Two Pianos.

Claude Bolling

Piano, composer

The Sonata for Two Pianists, recorded with the composer.

Bruno Pasquier

Viola

Brahms and Schumann on record.

Maurice Bourgue

Oboe

A Schumann recital on record, and concerts in Béziers.

Michel Béroff

Piano

Brahms's Schumann Variations for four hands.

Natalia Gutman

Cello

A trio in Béziers, 2013.

Henri Demarquette

Cello

Tchaikovsky's Rococo Variations in Sofia, 2016.

Boris Berezovsky

Piano

Schubert's Fantasy for four hands, Beauvais 2012.

Philippe Cassard

Piano

Soloist under his baton in Cazouls, 2025; author of the France Musique tribute.

Quatuor Bernède

String quartet

Schumann's Piano Quintet on record.

Guarneri Quartet

String quartet

Vermeer Quartet

String quartet

Christian Ferras

Violin

Alexander Schneider

Violin

Casals Festival, Puerto Rico, and the Théâtre des Champs-Élysées, with Istomin.

Students

Pedro Carboné

Piano

The Spanish pianist rebuilt his technique with him.

His orchestras

Northern Sinfonia

Artistic director 1996–1999

Thirty-five years together, from 1975.

Orchestra Filarmonica di Torino

Principal conductor

Sofia Philharmonic

Principal conductor

Festival de Menton

Artistic director 2006–2008

Sinfonia Varsovia

Mozart concertos

Recorded the Mozart concertos together in Warsaw.

Budapest Symphony Orchestra

Paray tribute, 2000

Czech Philharmonic

MDR Rundfunkorchester Leipzig

Netherlands Philharmonic Orchestra

Residentie Orkest, The Hague

Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra

Orchestre National du Capitole de Toulouse

Orchestre de Paris

Orchestre National de Bordeaux-Aquitaine

Orchestre National de France

Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France

Philharmonia Orchestra

London

Royal Philharmonic Orchestra

Royal Scottish National Orchestra

Salzburg Mozarteum Orchester

San Francisco Symphony

Orchestra RAI Torino

Orchestre de la Suisse Romande

Tonhalle-Orchester Zürich

English Chamber Orchestra

Scottish Chamber Orchestra

Orchestra della Svizzera Italiana

Festivals

Edinburgh Festival

Jerusalem Festival

Mostly Mozart, New York

Hollywood Bowl

Melbourne Festival