ピアニスト： Naily Saripova
Pianist Naily Saripova began her piano studies at the Nomme Music School in the piano class of Nathalie Maasin; 1996 continued his studies at G. Ots. At the Music School Mailis under the supervision of Pollu; since 2000 he studied at the Estonian Academy of Music and Theater in the piano class of Professor Aleksandra Juozapenaite-Eesmaa; 2013 defended Naily Saripova's doctoral dissertation at the EAMT.
Naily Saripova has successfully participated in several international competitions. In 2002, he won the 3rd prize at the International Piano Competition Konzerteum in Greece; 2003 Diploma at the Val Pidone Competitions - Silvio Bengalli Prize in Italy; In 2004, with soprano Alfia Kamalova, she won the Estonian Academy of Music Prize and the Estonian Radio Prize at the VIII Estonian Young Performers' Competition-Festival Con Brio '04.
Naily Saripova considers creative cooperation with the outstanding Ukrainian pianist Vyacheslav Novikov to be extremely important. The collaboration of the piano duo Novikov-Saripova began in 2005 at the Kuhmo Chamber Music Festival in Finland. So far, the duo has been mainly dedicated to the works of Mozart, Beethoven and Schubert.
In 2013, the piano duo released the album Mozart-Schubert. Piano music for four hands. Naily Saripova ? Vyacheslav Novikov , which has been highly praised by critics both in Estonia and abroad.
“Three sound works have been mapped to the soundtrack, which was born from the like-mindedness of Naily Saripova and Vyacheslav Novikov. Highly charged interpretation captivates the listener's senses with an exciting sound space, a unique sense of detail and an inspiring whole ”(Mailis Pold 2014).
In early 2015, Naily Saripova released her first solo album Beethoven Diabell Variations op 120. Naily Saripova LIVE.
Pianist Naily Saripova began her piano studies at the Nomme Music School in the piano class of Nathalie Maasin; 1996 continued his studies at G. Ots. At the Music School Mailis under the supervision of Pollu; since 2000 he studied at the Estonian Academy of Music and Theater in the piano class of Professor Aleksandra Juozapenaite-Eesmaa; 2013 defended Naily Saripova's doctoral dissertation at the EAMT.
Naily Saripova has successfully participated in several international competitions. In 2002, he won the 3rd prize at the International Piano Competition Konzerteum in Greece; 2003 Diploma at the Val Pidone Competitions - Silvio Bengalli Prize in Italy; In 2004, with soprano Alfia Kamalova, she won the Estonian Academy of Music Prize and the Estonian Radio Prize at the VIII Estonian Young Performers' Competition-Festival Con Brio '04.
Naily Saripova considers creative cooperation with the outstanding Ukrainian pianist Vyacheslav Novikov to be extremely important. The collaboration of the piano duo Novikov-Saripova began in 2005 at the Kuhmo Chamber Music Festival in Finland. So far, the duo has been mainly dedicated to the works of Mozart, Beethoven and Schubert.
In 2013, the piano duo released the album Mozart-Schubert. Piano music for four hands. Naily Saripova - Vyacheslav Novikov , which has been highly praised by critics both in Estonia and abroad.
“Three sound works have been mapped to the soundtrack, which was born from the like-mindedness of Naily Saripova and Vyacheslav Novikov. Highly charged interpretation captivates the listener's senses with an exciting sound space, a unique sense of detail and an inspiring whole ”(Mailis Pold 2014).
In early 2015, Naily Saripova released her first solo album Beethoven Diabell Variations op 120. Naily Saripova LIVE.