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Anna Nadiryan

About Anna

“She is absolutely in the international top class. […] Listening to these works played so well was a fantastic experience. The very many attendees expressed their gratitude for the beautiful experience with a standing ovation.” – Randers Netavis, 2 April 2019

“Anna Nadiryan exhibited an impressive technique, and sometimes the audience almost experienced the feeling of rhythmic music. […] She played the entire, 50-minute-long recital without relying on a single piece of sheet music. She kept it all in her head and her fast fingers.” – ⁠Midtjyllands Avis, 10 February 2020

Anna Nadiryan is an Armenian-Greek piano soloist. She began playing the piano at age 5 and has played concerts and won awards in competitions since her childhood. She was educated as a piano teacher and soloist at Philippos Nakas Conservatory in Athens, Greece, where she was given honorary awards for her performances at both graduation concerts.

For 9 years, she also worked for the conservatory as a teacher and accompanist.

Anna is an in-demand pianist at solo concerts and has worked together with a long list of musicians as an accompanist and chamber musician, among other roles. She also studied the organ at Vestervig Kirkemusikskole.

At the 2021 Northern Lights International Piano Festival, Anna was the recipient of four bronze awards (in the categories Mozart, Contemporary Composers, Norwegian Composers, and Russian Composers); three silver awards (in the categories Bach Invention/Sinfonia, French Composers, and Swedish Composers) and one gold award in the category Danish Composers.

Anna works as a classical piano teacher at Mariagerfjord Kulturskole.