Anna Vinnitskaya's First Prize at the Queen Elisabeth Competition in 2007 launched her international career.

On 2 June 2007, she won first prize in the Queen Elisabeth Music Competition in Brussels. After a memorable Gaspard de la nuit ( Ravel ) in the first rounds, she impressed the audience and jury in the final round with Beethoven 's Sonata No.13 in E flat "Quasi una fantasia", Op. 27 No.1 ; the compulsory work La Luna y la Muerte by Miguel ...

Anna Vinnitskaya's First Prize at the Queen Elisabeth Competition in 2007 launched her international career.

Anna Vinnitskaya and the Orchestre Philharmonique Royal de Liège, dir. Samuel Jean

2022年2月16日 · On June 2, 2007, she won first prize in the Queen Elisabeth Music Competition in Brussels. After a memorable Gaspard de la nuit (Ravel) in the first rounds, she impressed the audience and jury in the final round with L.v. Beethoven 's Sonata No.13 in E flat "Quasi una fantasia" , Op. 27 No.1; the compulsory work La Luna y la Muerte by Miguel ...

Anna Vinnitskaya won several international piano competitions. Among the latest awards are the First prize at the Queen Elisabeth Competition in Brussels (2007) and the “Leonard Bernstein Award” of the Schleswig-Holstein Music Festival (2008).

Her formative years were marked by a string of competition successes, culminating in a significant victory at the Queen Elisabeth Music Competition in 2007, which launched her into the international spotlight.

Anna Vinnitskaya a enregistré trois disques parus chez Naïve, grâce auxquels elle a remporté deux Diapason d’Or, le prix ECHO Klassik et le Choc du Mois du Classica. En 2015, elle rejoint Alpha Classics et enregistre les concertos de Shostakovich en compagnie de la Kremerata Baltica et les vents de la Staatskapelle de Dresde.

2016年1月20日 · In 2007, Anna Vinnitskaya won first prize in the Queen Elisabeth Competition at the age of 24 following, in particular, a masterful performance in the finals. Since then, she has been having a brilliant career and now is counted among the greatest living concert pianists showing a serene power in anything she does.

Pianist Anna Vinnitskaya launched her international career after winning the celebrated Queen Elisabeth Competition in Brussels in 2007 – and this as only the second woman in the event’s history to attain this title after an interval of more than fifty years.