Lexo
Apr 21, 2025 · 1h 7m
Director
Olesya FokinaOverview
In the music world the outstanding pianist Alexander Toradze (1952–2022) is also known as Lexo, as he was often called by his relatives, friends, and colleagues. He graduated from the Moscow Conservatoire in 1977. In the 1980’s, he emigrated to the USA, taught at Indiana University, and later launched his own piano studio. Toradze was a brilliant interpreter of the works of Shostakovich, Mussorgsky, Scryabin, and Stravinsky. The recordings of Prokofiev’s concertos performed by Alexander Toradze with the Mariinsky Theater Orchestra conducted by Valery Gergiev are considered a gold standard. The pianist also appeared frequently with leading orchestras of Europe and the USA.
Cast of Lexo
Crew of Lexo
Olesya FokinaDirector, Screenplay
Irina VasiliyevaProducer- Sergey DogorovDirector of Photography
- Sergey BorisovEditor, Colorist
- Sergo GrigoryanCreative Producer
- Vladimir NikitinCreative Producer
- Andrey ChernavinSound Director
Mikhail AldashinTitle Designer- Nadezhda PokornayaIdea
- Aleksey ChesnokovLine Producer
- Sergey KonovalovProduction Sound Mixer
- Konstantin SarkisovScript Editor
- Maria DivovaAssistant Director
- Anna EpsteinAdministration
- Irina RodinaAdministration
- Olesya StarodubovaAdministration
- Sania KuznetsovaDigital Imaging Technician
- Nino ToradzeThanks
About Lexo
What is Lexo about?
In the music world the outstanding pianist Alexander Toradze (1952–2022) is also known as Lexo, as he was often called by his relatives, friends, and colleagues. He graduated from the Moscow Conservatoire in 1977. In the 1980’s, he emigrated to the USA, taught at Indiana University, and later launched his own piano studio. Toradze was a brilliant interpreter of the works of Shostakovich…
When was Lexo released?
Lexo was released on April 21, 2025.
How long is Lexo?
Lexo runs 1 hour 7 minutes (67 minutes).
Who directed Lexo?
Lexo was directed by Olesya Fokina.
Who is in the cast of Lexo?
The cast of Lexo includes Alexander Toradze (Self (Archive Footage)), Valery Gergiev (Self), Denis Matsuev (Self), Keti Dolidze (Self) and Nino Toradze (Self).