Aleksandra Romanić

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Aleksandra Romanić (born August 14, 1958 in Zagreb , Yugoslavia ) is a Yugoslav- German pianist and university teacher.

Life

At the age of 16 she began studying piano at the Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatory with Vera Gornostajewa , from which she graduated in 1981 with the distinction " summa cum laude ". After completing the master class, she was awarded the Fulbright Scholarship in 1985, which enabled her to continue studying at the Juilliard School in New York with György Sándor . Concert tours have taken her to Spain, France, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Malta, Russia and the USA. She has performed at the music festivals Dubrovnik Summer Festival , Interforum Budapest, Maltafest, Zagreb Summer, Festival Ljubljana. Radio and television recordings were made in Yugoslavia, the USA, Russia and productions for Diskoton Records.

As a professor of piano, Aleksandra Romanić taught at the University of Sarajevo Music School , in the city that awarded her the highest cultural award in 1990 and which she had to leave due to the outbreak of war. After the outbreak of war and moving to Munich, Romanić withdrew more and more from the stage and devoted himself to musical and educational activities. She has given master classes at various universities in the USA, at the International Summer Master’s Courses in Valletta , Malta, and has lectured at the University of Zagreb University of Music and Trinity College , University of Dublin. Since moving to Munich, she has played at the Schleswig-Holstein Music Festival and the Richard Strauss Festival in Garmisch-Partenkirchen .

The repertoire of Aleksandra Romanić includes standard works of solo and chamber music and piano concert literature from the baroque to the present day. She is particularly fond of Russian music, the solo works and piano concertos by Tchaikovsky , Rachmaninov , Prokofiev and Scriabin .

family

Aleksandra Romanić's father was the conductor Teodor Romanić .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ The First History of Music in Bosnia and Herzegovina Promoted , University of Sarajevo