Nadia Bandura, Piano

Biography

Nadia Bandura made her debut at the age of ten performing Beethoven’s Third Piano Concerto. Her concert activity as an international artist has taken her throughout music halls and locations in Europe including Roma, Milan, Cantu, Caltanissetta, London, Leeds, Edinburgh, Dublin, Copenhagen, Oslo, Helsinki, Bergen, Lerwick, Jondal, Stockholm, Nice, Brussels, Vevey , Warsaw, Wroclaw, Prague, Madrid, Barcelona, Cadiz, Lisbon, Vigo, Vilnius. Her stunning mastery of the piano gives her the freedom to express anything she wants with an effortless grace and an elegant touch.

Nadia studied under renowned pedagogue Leonid Margarius who was a student of Regina Horowitz (Vladimir Horowitz’s sister). Conservatory trained, Nadia completed her Master of Arts degree. Nadia has appeared numerous times with symphony orchestras. She surprises audiences with her musical style that is filled with grace and perfection. From the works of Horowitz, Rachmaninoff, Chopin, and those of contemporary composers and pianists such as Yanni and Dan Gibson, Nadia has taken the best to create her own musical universe marked by a polyphony of sounds and a perfect mastery of the piano.

In 2010 she released her album Heavenly and Earthly Piano. The production of this album actually grew out of the sounds of animals, weather and eternal piano music. Heavenly and Earthly Piano presents original compositions along with the most inspired classical works. The nature sounds were combined with piano music, making this album honoring and uniting with Nature:
“It is unable to resist the flow of emotions, which awakens in us a special musical world, created by Nadia. Her magical threads entangle our hearts and cause us to experience the most wonderful moments of our life again and again…”