Biography
Elisaveta Blumina, the artistic director of the Hamburg Chamber Music Festival and the "Berliner Endeckungen" association, is considered an outstanding representative of an entire generation of pianists, and not just since she was awarded the Echo Prize. The pianist Elisaveta Blumina is a multi-talent. As a child, she aspired to a career as a prima ballerina, learned to play the piano in the tradition of the great Heinrich Neuhaus and, at the same time, learned to paint. At the age of 12 she was accepted at the art school of the museum "Eremitage" and studied art history there for five years. Since her childhood, Elisaveta Blumina has associated tones and sounds with colours. When making music, she therefore always has colours in mind, and she experiences tonal harmonies or dissonances (li
Performance credits
Past performances 2014 — Yesterday
Kammerkonzert VIII, SibeliusDvořákPulkkis
State Opera BerlinPiano + 1 roles
View program, cast and crewKammerkonzert IV, DvořákMatthusGershwin
State Opera BerlinPiano + 1 roles
View program, cast and crewBläserensemble der Staatskapelle Berlin / Elisaveta Blumina / Gregor Witt, StraussGershwin
Elbphilharmonie & Laeiszhalle HamburgPiano
View program, cast and crewMuseumskonzert VIII, SchumannChopinDeslandresCapletPovolotsky
State Opera BerlinPiano + 1 roles
View program, cast and crewCarl-Philipp-Emanuel Bach-Chor Hamburg / Elisaveta Blumina / Christian Gerhaher, Various
Elbphilharmonie & Laeiszhalle HamburgPianist
View cast and crewFeatured past performances
Bläserensemble der Staatskapelle Berlin / Elisaveta Blumina / Gregor Witt, StraussGershwin
Elbphilharmonie & Laeiszhalle HamburgPiano
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Carl-Philipp-Emanuel Bach-Chor Hamburg / Elisaveta Blumina / Christian Gerhaher, Various
Elbphilharmonie & Laeiszhalle HamburgPianist
View cast and crewBiography
Elisaveta Blumina, the artistic director of the Hamburg Chamber Music Festival and the "Berliner Endeckungen" association, is considered an outstanding representative of an entire generation of pianists, and not just since she was awarded the Echo Prize. The pianist Elisaveta Blumina is a multi-talent. As a child, she aspired to a career as a prima ballerina, learned to play the piano in the tradition of the great Heinrich Neuhaus and, at the same time, learned to paint. At the age of 12 she was accepted at the art school of the museum "Eremitage" and studied art history there for five years. Since her childhood, Elisaveta Blumina has associated tones and sounds with colours. When making music, she therefore always has colours in mind, and she experiences tonal harmonies or dissonances (li
