Peter Laul is an outstanding representative of the St. Petersburg piano school, a graduate of the Rimsky-Korsakov St. Petersburg State Conservatory and postgraduate studies at the Conservatory, laureate of international competitions.

His concerts in Russia and abroad are always sold out. The pianist performs in the Great Hall of the St. Petersburg Philharmonic Society, the Concert Hall of the Mariinsky Theater, the Great Hall of the Moscow Conservatory, Steinway Hall, Lincoln Center in New York, Concertgebouw Hall in Amsterdam, Suntory Hall in Tokyo, and many other famous stages.

The pianist's name first sounded loudly when, in 2000, he won a brilliant victory at the Scriabin Competition in Moscow.

“The first prize, and absolutely no doubt, went to Peter Laul from St. Petersburg. Compared to his rivals, he is a young, but already experienced pianist who enjoys recognition in the northern capital. He is characterized by mature skill, a sense of great form, will and taste," wrote Izvestia.

Petr Laul is recognized as one of the brightest interpreters of Scriabin's music today. In February 2018, the pianist was honored to perform in a recital at the Scriabin dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the museum.

“Playing Scriabin, I just get great pleasure from the very process of playing, from the way these harmonies sound, from the unusualness of the musical fabric, its flexibility, airiness, astringency,” said Peter Laul in an interview. - It is known that by the end of his life Scriabin did not want to hear any other music except his own. Well, if a composer wrote such things, then this is understandable. Because Scriabin's world is really a special world, unlike anything else. "

At Zaryadye Hall, Petr Laul presents a monographic program composed of Scriabin's works for piano.