BIOGRAPHY

Anastasiya Evsina has distinguished herself in the world of classical piano, performing on prestigious stages including the Tokyo Opera City Recital Hall, Minato Mirai Recital Hall in Yokohama, the National Palace of Culture in Sofia, Paderewski Hall in Lausanne, and Rachmaninov Hall at the Tchaikovsky Conservatory in Moscow. Now residing in Brazil, she has performed at iconic venues such as the São Paulo Cultural Center, Plínio Marcos Theater in Brasília, the Eva Klabin Foundation in Rio de Janeiro, and Casa de OSPA in Porto Alegre.

Evsina's musical journey began at the age of four and culminated in a master’s degree in solo piano from the Tchaikovsky Conservatory in Moscow under the tutelage of Professor Daria Petrova. She further specialized in chamber music at the Gnessin Academy, studying with Georgy Fedorenko, and graduated with honors from the Gnessin Russian Academy of Music.

Her repertoire spans a wide range of periods and styles, with a particular passion for lesser-known compositions by Feinberg and Medtner. Her deep love for chamber music has resulted in numerous collaborations, enriching her already broad repertoire. In 2023, Anastasiya and cellist Raïff Dantas Barreto released the album RACHMANINOFF: CELLO SONATA, OP. 19 & ROMANCES, produced by Azul Music and dedicated to composer Sergei Rachmaninoff, celebrating his 150th birthday.

Recognized for her talent, Evsina has won accolades in competitions in Russia and showcased her artistry on Bulgaria's TV1. In Brazil, she continues to perform solo recitals and has appeared as a guest soloist with the Claudio Santoro National Theater Symphony Orchestra and the Symphony Orchestra of Porto Alegre. Her performances have been featured on Senate TV, and she has contributed to academia by offering master classes at the University of Brasília and serving as a jury member in piano competitions.

In addition to her performing career, Evsina has mentored students at top institutions such as the Tchaikovsky Conservatory, Gnessin Academy, and Hochschule für Musik Saar, guiding many to significant achievements. She also developed the "Technical Solutions" course, focusing on refining piano technique.

Known for her lyrical and cohesive interpretations, Evsina's performances are marked by a natural sense of musicality. Music critic Evelina Zdravkova praised her, stating, “Evsina captivates the audience with impeccable skill and extraordinary talent, exuding powerful music with grace.” On her performance of Rachmaninov’s Sonata No. 1, Zdravkova remarked, “She lifted the spirit with originality, dynamism, and overwhelming expressiveness.”