Evelina Vorontsova

Evelina Vorontsova is considered as one of the finest interpreters of late romantic music. Her cantabile legato and intense virtuose style bear witness to a highly romantic approach to music.

The critically acclaimed album Rachmaninoff received 5 out of 5 stars in International Piano and has been named the best since Berman and Kocsis. Yehudi Menuhin was so much impressed by her talent that he invited her to play at his festival in Moscow.

Evelina Vorontsova performed many times at the Great Hall of the Tchaikovsky Conservatory, Concertgebouw Amsterdam, Teatro Comunale Bologna and Suginami Koukaidou. As a soloist she performed with international orchestras conducted by Yehudi Menuhin, Lev Markiz, Jan Stulen, Stewart Robertson and Alexander Wakulsky. Vorontsova loves the energy of chamber music and performed with hundreds of musicians and ensembles. A highly versatile pianist, she also plays jazz and promotes jazzy classical composers such as Nikolai Kapustin.

Evelina Vorontsova is a prize winner of various competitions including the International Franz Liszt Competition Utrecht, the (all-Russian) Rachmaninov Competition Moscow, and the Cantù International Piano & Orchestra Competition.

Find out more at www.evelinavorontsova.com and www.russianpianomethod.com