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Ekaterina VERBOVSKAYA (piano)
 


Ekaterina Verbovskaya was born 1988 in Kaliningrad, the Western most tip of Russia on the Baltic Sea at the border to Poland. In 2007 she finished her studies at the Frédéric Chopin Music College in Moscow after having studied with Irina Gabrielova People’s Artist of Russia Award). Presently she is studying at the Moscow Conservatory with Professor Kseniya Knorre (People’s Artist of Russia Award).

Master Classes:

  • Vera Gornostaeva
  • Adam Sandler
  • Dmiri Bashkirov
  • Paul Badura-Skoda
  • Tigran Alichanov
  • Prizes: (Notice she was 10 years old in 1998)

  • 1998 1st place “Debussy Festival” Kaliningrad
  • 1998 4th place “With love to Rachmaninov” Kaliningrad
  • 2000 3rd place 2nd International Russian Competition Kaliningrad
  • 2001 4th place “4th International Competition Dmitriy Shostakovich” Kaliningrad
  • 2001 1th place “With love to Rachmaninov” Kaliningrad
  • 2002 1th place “6th Russian Piano Competition Young Talents of Russia” Kaliningrad
  • 2002 Special Prize “2nd Heinrich Neigaus Moscow Festival” Moscow
  • 2007 Top Prize “Moscow Festival of Romantic Music” Moscow
  • Diplomas:

  • 2002 Diploma of Outstanding technique at the 1th Delphic Games of CIS (Bryansk, Russia)
  • 2011 Diploma at Udina International Piano Competition (Saint Petersburg, Russia)
  • 2011 Diploma at Wasington International Piano Competition (Washington DC, USA)
  • Awarded Scholarships:

  • “Russian Performing Art”
  • “V. Spivakov's foundation”
  • “New Names”
  • “K.Orbelyan’s foundation”
  • Senator's scholarships
  • Miss Verbovskaya has performed on some of the world’s greatest stages amongst others at the The Great Hall of Moscow Conservatory and the Terrace Theater of the John F. Kennedy Center.
    She travels frequently playing solo as well as with symphonic orchestras in concerts in Russia, Italy, France, Germany and USA.

    Frédéric Chopin
    "Heroique Polonaise" op.53 [6:49]

    Johann Sebastian Bach
    "Das Wohltemperierte Klavier" [6:13]
    Prelude and Fuge #23 in B major, BWV 892

    Joseph Haydn
    Sonata F-major Hob.XVI:23 [19:54]