Conductor Daniel Barenboim says he has been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. The 82-year-old issued a statement Thursday on Instagram.

Daniel Barenboim, the eminent conductor and pianist who stepped back from engagements in recent years citing health concerns, said Thursday that he has Parkinson’s disease.

The renowned musician says he plans to keep playing, after confirming the long-suspected diagnosis.

In a statement, the 81-year-old conductor stated his passion for music remains 'unchanged'

Daniel Barenboim has Parkinson's. In a statement published by his foundation, the conductor publicly announced that he has the disease but can still continue conducting. 'I know many people have

- Argentinian pianist Daniel Barenboim performs Johann Sebastian Bach's "The Well-Tempered Clavier, Book I" at Carnegie Hall in New York on Jan. 20, 2007 in New York. (AP Photo/Jason

Conductor Daniel Barenboim diagnosed with Parkinson’s - He said he is “planning to maintain as many of my professional commitments as my health permits”.

The conductor Daniel Barenboim has revealed that he has Parkinson’s disease. Daniel Barenboim has announced today that he has Parkinson’s disease. The 82-year-old musician has had a series of health problems in recent years, forcing him to resign as general music director of the Berlin State Opera in January 2023.