The Russian Chamber Music Foundation of Seattle is host to numerous events every year, bringing the best of Russian music to American audiences.
UPCOMING EVENT:
Russian Chamber Music Foundation of Seattle is proud to present Concert at the Park (Luther Burbank Park) on Mercer Island. Check back soon to see our Russian Chamber Superstars’ Program! Special Guest performer: Natalya Ageyeva
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PAST EVENT:
Russian Chamber Music Foundation of Seattle is proud to present our 2025 Shining Stars Concert featuring 8 Grand Prix Winners and 2 RCMFS Award Laureates! Come celebrate and be amazed by the artistry of these ten outstanding musicians! Admission is FREE with open donations.
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Caroline Zhang
Caroline Zhang is a fourth grader in the gifted program at Somerset Elementary. She has been studying piano with Maria Maltseva for almost three years. During this short stretch of time time, she has earned many top prizes from local, regional & international piano competitions, including Chopin Northwest (silver), Enkor (second prize), International French Music Competition (gold), Pacific Northwest Piano Competition (gold), Pacific International Piano Competition (gold & most memorable award), EMTA Scholarship Competition (third place), and various SIPF events (four gold medals for Virtuoso Artists, Bach and Classical). Her most recent achievement is the Grand Prix award from the Russian Chamber Music Festival, 2024. Caroline is a self-motivated, musical and determined young pianist, who also enjoys ballet, Chinese dance, reading, writing and various outdoor activities.
Annabelle Wang
Annabelle Wang is a 9-year-old 4th grader with a deep passion for music, particularly the piano. She began playing piano at a young age and has demonstrated exceptional talent and dedication. Under the mentorship of Mrs. Tatiana Lanford, Annabelle has achieved remarkable success in various piano competitions and festivals. She has won multiple gold medals in prestigious events, including the SIPF Bach Festival, Russian Chamber Music Competition, Pacific NW Piano Competition, Chopin NW Festival (for two consecutive years), and the German Festival. Her expressive performances and technical precision have earned her high praise from judges and audiences alike. Beyond music, Annabelle is also an enthusiastic figure skater. She has been skating since she was seven years old and, after recovering from an injury, returned to the ice with great determination. She continues to train diligently, refining her skills and pushing herself to new heights. Annabelle is also an avid reader, with a love for literature that fuels her creativity and critical thinking. She enjoys immersing herself in books and exploring new ideas, which also strengthens her skills as a writer. With her dedication to both the arts and academics, Annabelle continues to grow as a well-rounded and accomplished young individual.
Chloe Nari Wang
Chloe Nari Wang is a 10-year-old aspiring pianist from Bellevue, WA, studying under the esteemed Dr. Adam Aleksander. Having begun her piano journey at the age of five, Chloe has quickly risen to prominence through her dedication and remarkable talent, earning top honors in both local and international piano competitions. She has been a gold medalist at the Chopin NW Competition from 2022 to 2025, the Russian Chamber Music Foundation Competition from 2022 to 2024, the Virtuoso Artist Festival from 2021 to 2023, and the Pacific Northwest Piano Competition from 2023 to 2024. In 2022, she won First Prize and a Special Diploma at the Charleston International Piano Competition. That same year, she secured Second Prize at the Chopin Avenue International Piano Competition, earning an invitation to perform in Warsaw, Poland. In 2023, she won First Prize at both the Golden Classical Music Awards and the Great Piano Master Competition. Most recently, in 2024, she placed Second in the Vienna International Classical Piano Competition. A highlight of Chloe’s performance career includes her debut at Carnegie’s Weill Hall as a First Place Winner in the American Protégé International Piano & Strings Competition in 2023. Beyond music, Chloe is a well-rounded young talent with a love for animals. She enjoys skiing, golfing, reading, and traveling, embracing new experiences both on and off the stage.
Ian Shu Ai
Ian Ai is a 5th grader at The Overlake School. He began his musical journey at the age of six by learning to play the piano. However, he discovered his passion for the cello at the age of seven, and is now studying with Dr. Yang Lu. Not only does Ian love playing the cello, but he also enjoys sharing his musical gift with others. As the eldest child in the family, he enjoys playing music with his siblings, also frequently plays for his schoolmates and friends, bringing joy to their lives through his music. In addition to music, Ian is also an active sports enthusiast, enjoying Tennis and skiing in his free time.
Eric Chan
Eric Chan is a 13 year old who resides in Bellevue, Washington. He began playing cello at the age of four and is currently a student of Olga Ruvinov. A frequent participant in competitions, Eric is a first prize winner at both the American Protégé international concerto competition and Charleston International Music Competition. He has also won multiple 1st and 2nd prizes in the Performing Arts Festival of the Eastside and is a 2nd prize winner of the Opus Music Competition, advancing to the national level. In addition to his solo work, Eric is an avid orchestral musician, playing with SYSO from 2021, currently at the Junior level, is a member of both his school advanced and chamber orchestras, and was chosen for the All-State Middle School Orchestra. In his free time, Eric enjoys playing golf, reading, and listening to music.
Alexander Vollmer
Alexander Vollmer, a ninth-grade student at Lakeside School, began his piano studies at the age of nine. His exceptional talent and dedication have earned him top prizes in numerous prestigious competitions. His accolades include First Prize in the 2022 American Virtuoso International Music Competition, Absolute First Prize and the Overall Poetic Interpretation Special Prize in the 2023 UK International Music Competition, Gold Medal in the 2024 Chopin Northwest Piano Competition, Bronze Medal in the 2024 Piano Star International Competition, two Grand Prix awards (solo and concerto) in the 2024 RCMFS Competition, Double Platinum Medals at the 2024 Pacific Northwest Piano Competition, Third Place in the 2024 Elevato International Youth Piano Competition, and two Distinguished Gold Medals in the SIPC Classical Viennese Festival (2022 & 2023), among many others. Most recently, Alexander performed with Bellevue Symphony after winning the RCMFS Concerto Competition Grand Prix, won the Utah Philharmonic Orchestra Concerto Competition in Salt Lake City and was awarded the Grand Prix Gold Medal at the 2025 Chopin Northwest Piano Competition. He is the 2024 MTNA Washington State Senior Piano Duet Winner and a two-time WSMTA State Recitalist Winner. In addition to his solo achievements, he has collaborated with esteemed ensembles such as the Eastside Symphony, TMC Orchestra, and Mukilteo Community Orchestra. He has performed at renowned venues, including Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall and Beethoven-Haus in Germany. In 2023, Alexander was accepted into the highly selective Seattle Piano Institute. Since 2021, he has been studying under the guidance of SH Youn.
Ashley Zong
Ashley enjoys running, playing ultimate frisbee, studying biology, and volunteering. She started studying piano at age five with her current teacher, Alexandra Tsirkel. At age 10, she was awarded gold medals at the 2019 Russian Chamber Music Competition and the 2020 Chopin NW Piano Competition. Ashley participated in the Seattle Piano Institute (SPI) that summer and again this year. She especially enjoyed the immersive masterclasses given by UW faculty members. In 2023, Ashley was invited to Japan for the Crescendo International Student Exchange Program after winning first prize. The many recital opportunities and exposure to Japanese music history made the trip one of her most memorable musical experiences. In June of 2024, Ashley performed at the winners’ recital of the WSMTA Outstanding Artists Piano Competition. She was also a spotlight performer at the 2024 Vancouver Piano Sessions, in Vancouver, Canada. Ashley is a current sophomore at the Lakeside School in Shoreline.
Alec Rodriguez
Alec Rodriguez is an 11th grade student from North Kitsap High School. Playing piano since the age of five, Alec has always been inspired by classical music and loves collaborating and performing for an audience. He has participated in various events across Washington State and earned repeated recognition and awards from the Kitsap and Washington State Music Teachers Associations, the Ellensburg Sonatina Festival, Bremerton Westsound Symphony’s Young Artists Competition, and the Russian Chamber Music Foundation of Seattle’s Russian Music Competition. Recently, he has been accepted to Interlochen Center for the Arts’ High School Summer Piano Program and Summer Performing Arts with Juilliard. He has also participated in masterclasses with Dr. Leonard Richter, Dr. Craig Sheppard, and Professor Mikhail Voskresensky, and is looking forward to his invitation to a private lesson with the world-class pianist Garrick Ohlsson this spring. Since 2019, he has studied under Dr. Irene Bowling and is very grateful for her invaluable guidance and support.
Paloma Oh (class of 2025)
Paloma is a senior at Garfield High School and has been playing the piano for 13 years. Her favorite composers are Rachmaninoff and Chopin and she also plays the harp. In her free time, Paloma enjoys cooking, making art, playing games, and spending time with friends and family. She hopes to continue studying music in college as well as study to become a neurosurgeon. Paloma has garnered RCMFS Gold and Silver medals every year, since 2020.
Minjae Kim (class of 2025)
Minjae Kim, an 18-year-old senior at North Creek High School, is an accomplished pianist recognized for his outstanding achievements in national and international competitions. Along with his brother, he was a 2023 Regional MTNA winner. In 2024, Minjae won First Place at the prestigious Chicago International Piano Competition.
His accolades include multiple Gold Medals from renowned competitions such as the Chopin Northwest Competition, the Russian Chamber Music Competition, and the Virtuoso Competition (Distinguished Gold Medalist). He has also secured First Place titles at the Carles & Sofia International Piano Competition, the Canadian International Music Competition, the Pacific International Piano Competition, and the KMA Competition. Additionally, he is a two-time Finalist for the Seattle Symphony Competition and the winner of WMEA’s Solo and Ensemble. Minjae has been a featured soloist with the Mukilteo Community Orchestra in its 2022 and 2024 Fall Concerts. His performances have graced esteemed venues, including Benaroya Hall, Mercer Island’s Burbank Park, and various chamber concert settings. Most recently, he earned two coveted Platinum Medals at the 2024 Pacific Northwest Piano Competition, and Grand Prix award at the 2024 International French Music Piano Competition. Beyond his musical achievements, Minjae is passionate about computer programming, gaming, and tennis. He is an elite student of piano instructor SH Youn. Minjae has accrued over 8 medals from RCMFS since 2017.
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PAST EVENTS:
Russian Chamber Music Foundation of Seattle is proud to present our 2024 Grand Prix Concerto Winner, Alexander Vollmer performing Prokofiev Piano Concerto no. 2 in G minor, op. 16, 1st movement with Bellevue Symphony:
Sunday, March 2nd, 2025 at 3 pm, Meydenbauer Theater
Tickets on sale January 1st, 2025
ABOUT ALEXANDER VOLLMER
Alexander Vollmer, a 9th grader at Lakeside School, started learning piano at the age of 9. His gift for piano and his endeavors were quickly recognized and rewarded via numerous top prizes in competitions. The highlights include the First Prize in the American Virtuoso International Music Competition (2022) and the Absolute First Prize and Overall Poetic Interpretation Special Prize in the UK International Music Competition (2023), Gold Medal in the 2024 Chopin Northwest Piano Competition, Bronze Medalist in 2024 Piano Star International Competition, two Grand Prix in 2024 RCMFS Competition (solo & concerto), Double Platinum Medals at the 2024 Pacific Northwest Piano Competition, the Third Place in 2024 Elevato International Youth Piano Competition, two Distinguished Gold Medals in SIPC Classical Viennese Festival (2022 & 2023), and many others. He is the 2024 MTNA Washington State Senior Piano Duet Winner, and for two consecutive years a WSMTA State Recitalist Winner. Alexander has collaborated with the Eastside Symphony, TMC Orchestra, and Mukilteo Community Orchestra. He has showcased his talent at prestigious venues such as the Weill Recital Hall in Carnegie Hall, and the Beethoven Haus, Germany. Alexander was accepted into the 2023 Seattle Piano Institute. Alexander has been studying with SH Youn since 2021.
Russian Chamber Music Foundation of Seattle and Mercer Island Presbyterian Church Concert Series is proud to present:
Natalya and Misha, BEAUTIFUL AUTUMN MUSIC FROM AROUND THE WORLD
SONGS, ARIS AND PIANO SOLOS TO WARM THE HEART AND THE SEASON
Saturday, October 19, 2024, 7:00 pm
Mercer Island Presbyterian Church
3605 84th Ave SE , Mercer Island, WA 98040.
FREE WILL DONATION. SUGGESTED DONATION: $10-20
Russian Chamber Music Foundation of Seattle and Mercer Island Presbyterian Church is proud to present:
RISING STARS SHOWCASE!
Featuring 11 DAZZLING Gold Medalists from the 2023 RUSSIAN MUSIC COMPETITION
Over 210 musicians competed in December.
Hear the BEST OF THE BEST….THE GOLD MEDALISTS!
Saturday, March 16, 2024, 7:00 pm
Mercer Island Presbyterian Church
3605 84th Ave SE , Mercer Island, WA 98040.
FREE WILL DONATION. SUGGESTED DONATION: $15-20
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Russian Chamber Music Foundation of Seattle and Mercer Island Presbyterian Church is proud to present:
“From Vienna with Love”
Violin and Piano concert
Saturday, September 16th 7:00 PM
3605 84th Ave SE, Mercer Island, WA 98040
Yury Revich from Vienna – violin Natalya Ageyeva – piano
YURY REVICH
Austrian violinist and composer Yury Revich won the ECHO Klassik Award, the International Classical Music Award, and his recording of Saint-Georges double concertos was listed on the US TOP 100 Billboard classical charts in 2021.
At 18, he debuted in Carnegie Hall alongside Daniil Trifonov and later debuted with Tchaikovsky’s Violin Concerto at Teatro Alla Scala in Milan. Since then, he has been performing at venues such as Berlin Philharmonie, Vienna Musikverein, London Cadogan Hall, Vienna Konzerthaus, Alte Oper Frankfurt, Prinzregententheater Munich, Tonhalle Zurich, Leipzig Gewandhaus, BOZAR Brussels and many others.
As a soloist, he performed with the La Verdi Milano, Deutsche Staatsphilharmonie Rheinland-Pfalz, Zagreb Soloists, Nordwestdeutsche Philharmonie, Kammerphilharmonie Potsdam, Collegium Musicum Basel, München Symphoniker, Berliner Symphoniker, Tonkünstler-Orchester Niederösterreich, he toured with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and worked with conductors such as Mikhail Pletnev, Liana Isakadze, Sebastian Weigle, Zhang Xian, Duncan Ward, Johannes Schlaefli, etc. As a prize-winning recording artist, he recorded 9 CDs for various labels, including SONY and NAXOS. Among this repertoire are works for violin and orchestra by composers such as Romberg, Doderer, Piazzolla, Saint-Georges, and Vivaldi. Besides performing many works dedicated to him by composers like Johanna Doderer and Benjamin Rota, Yury is a keen composer. For example, recent premieres were at the Choriner Musiksommer Festival with Berlin Symphony Orchestra, Liszt Festival in Austria, with Munich Symphony Orchestra at the Summer Proms, World Space Week 2021, and the World Expo in Dubai in 2021.
In 2023 his album of music by Chevalier St. Georges was included in the official soundtrack of the Netflix series “Bridgerton”. In October 2023, he will be composing and curating music and art performances for Art Basel in Paris.
As a traditionally trained classical musician, it has always been important for Yury to collaborate with artists across the board, within and beyond classical music. His interest in interdisciplinary and cross-genre collaborations reaches over to contemporary art, dance, literature, and various musical genres. He collaborated with Ute Lemper, Sunnyi Melles, Cornelius Obonya, Christiane Hörbiger, Ramon Vargas, Constantin Luser, Pixie Lott, Arotin and Serghei, Gabriel Prokofiev and Gérard Depardieu. In a more classical setting, he performed alongside Paul Badura-Skoda, Sumi Jo, Alexey Igudesman, Ferhan and Ferzan Önder, Angelika Kirchschlager, and various others. Several of the artists mentioned above were guests in his concert series “Friday Nights with Yury Revich, ” which he established in 2015, and launching his new festival: Festival Nights in Vienna, in October 2023.
Born into a musical family of violinists since the 19th Century, Yury started playing the violin at age 5. For over a decade, advocating for various charitable and philanthropic causes has been vital for him. Among his projects is the Austrian Gala Charity “All for Autism, “which he started in 2015 and advanced to one of Europe’s most significant Autism Awareness events. He created and hosted the Dreamland Gala for UNICEF for years. Since 2021, Yury has been an Honorary Representative of UNICEF Austria. Under the invitation of the Austrian president, Yury performed his original music at, curated, and directed the concert dedicated to the Day of Austria at the 2021/2021 World Expo in Dubai. Vogue, Forbes Magazine, The Times, ORF, ZDF, Sat1, Puls4, Die Zeit Magazin, etc have featured him.
From 2016 till 2022, Yury played on a 1709 Stradivarius; currently, he plays on Guarneri on loan from Mr. Lukas Hufnagl and on Alain Carbonar Violin made especially for him.
NATALYA AGEYEVA
Natalya Ageyeva has dazzled audiences throughout the United States and internationally, including Italy, Austria, and Israel, as well as on tour in her native Russia. Her performances have also been broadcast several times locally on KING-FM in Seattle and televised in Moscow and Chicago. She has appeared at a broad range of venues, including the Governor’s Mansion in Olympia, Carnegie Hall in New York, Benaroya Hall in Seattle, and the Rachmaninoff Hall in Moscow. Her pianism prompted one reviewer to write “Immediately apparent was a tremendous technique at the command of a sharp musical intelligence and fingers of steel.”
Her artistry has earned her awards and recognition around the world, including the Young Artist Competition in Moscow, Rotary Club Scholarship in Chicago, Brechemin Scholarship at the University of Washington, Solo Competition Award from the Ladies Musical Club of Seattle, the Green Lake Music Festival Competition in Wisconsin, Bradshaw & Buono International Piano Competition in New-York, and the Zinetti International Chamber Music Competition in Italy. An artist of great versatility, Ageyeva has performed as a recitalist, chamber musician, and soloist with orchestras internationally. She has also been an active participant in many music festivals, including the Seattle Chamber Music Society’s Summer Festival, Methow Valley Music Festival in Winthrop (WA), Mostly Nordic Chamber Music Series in Seattle, Second City Chamber Series in Tacoma (WA), First Sunday at the Commons Series in Bainbridge Island (WA), Seattle Symphony Chamber Music Series in Seattle (WA), and Green Lake Music Festival (WI).
Ageyeva began formal piano lessons at the age of thirteen when she was accepted by the prestigious Special Music School for Talented Children in Moscow, and graduated with honors in the Masters Program from the world-renowned Tchaikovsky Conservatory in Moscow, where she studied with Valeriy Kastelsky. While at the Moscow Conservatory, Ageyeva was offered extensive solo and orchestra appearances throughout the former Soviet Union. She completed her doctoral degree at the University of Washington with distinguished pianists Bela Siki and Robin McCabe. She has also worked with well-known pianists John O’Conner, Victor Merjanov, and Helene Grimaud, and collaborated with conductors Vladimir Vais, Alexander Rudin, and Peter Erös.
Ageyeva previously taught at Moscow Conservatory and University of Washington, and has adjudicated piano competitions in Chicago and Seattle. Ageyeva is the Founder and Artistic Director of the Russian Chamber Music Foundation of Seattle. It is starting its third successful year of bringing high-level chamber music to the Seattle area.
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MOSTLY MUSIC IN THE PARK
MERCERDALE PARK
3009 77th Ave SE, Mercer Island, WA 98040
Thursday, July 13, 2023 – 6:30pm to 8:30pm
FREE CONCERT! Bring your picnic blanket and snacks!
PAST EVENTS
SHINING STARS CONCERT
FEATURING
Specially selected Gold Medalists from the 2022 RUSSIAN MUSIC COMPETITION
Saturday, May 13, 2023, 7:00 pm
Mercer Island Presbyterian Church
3605 84th Ave SE, Mercer Island, WA 98040
ADMISSION: Free Will Donation
MUSICAL INSPIRATION
Saturday, October 8, 2022 at 7:00 PM
Mercer Island Presbyterian Church, 3605 84th Ave SE, Mercer Island, WA
Pre-registration required at www.mipc.org/concert
An evening of inspiring music with RCMFS Director Natalya Ageyeva and her friends
Natalya Ageyeva, pianist and director of RCMFS
John Kim, violin, concert master, Bellevue Symphony
Virginia Dziekonsk, cello, assistant principal of PNB Orchestra
Allan Park, pianist and President of Pacific Competitions
Works by Schubert, Rachmaninoff and more!
Concert in the Park
VIEW OUR YOUTUBE PLAYLIST
SUNDAY, AUGUST 14, 2022 AT 4:30 PM – 6 PM
Luther Burbank Park
Natalya and Friends
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Saturday, March 19th at 7:00 PM
Mercer Island Presbyterian Church
3605 84th Ave SE, Mercer Island, WA
2022 GOLD GALA
featuring selected Gold Medalists from the 2021 Russian Music Competition
VIEW OUR YOUTUBE PLAYLIST
Saturday, January 15, 2022 at 7:00 PM
Mercer Island Presbyterian Church
3605 84th Ave SE, Mercer Island, WA
2021
- 2021 Russian Chamber Music Competition (December 10-15th)
2020
- 2020 Russian Chamber Music Competition (December 23rd)
- “Winter Nights” Concert 2020: Celebrating International Womens’ Day (March 8th)
2019
- Gold Medalists’ Concert (December 15th)
- Russian Solo/Chamber Music Competition (December 14th)
- Autumn Evenings (November 2nd)
- Recital with pianist Natalya Ageyeva (September 21st)
- Concert in the Park (July 28th)
- Russian Preludes and Paintings (April 13th)
- “Winter Nights” 2019 (February 24th)
- King FM 98.1 and NW Focus Live (February 15)
2018
- Winners’ Concert (December 2nd)
- Russian Piano/Chamber Music Competition (December 1st, All Day)
- Special Recital: Inna Faliks (November 30th)
- “Heritage Symphony Extravaganza” (November 10th, 3:30 PM)
- “Autumn Evenings” Concert (November 4th, 3:00 PM)
- “Lyrical Darkness” Concert (September 22nd, 7:30 PM)
- Concert in the Park (August 18th)
- Special Performance: Eleonora Karpukhova (July 8th)
- Scriabin and Poetry Concert (May 5th)
- 10th Anniversary “Winter Nights” Concert (March 10th)
2017
- New Year’s Gala (December 31st, 8:00 p.m.)
- Winners’ Concert (December 10, 12:30 p.m.)
- Russian Music Competition (December 9, All Day)
- “Autumn Evenings” (November 19, 5:00 p.m.)
- Mercer Island Concert (September 16, 7:30 p.m.)
- Fundraiser at Insignia (May 7th, 4:00 p.m.)
- “Rachmaninoff and Paintings” (April 22, 7:00 p.m.)
- Winter Nights (February 19th, 5:00 p.m.)
2016
- Concert in the Park (August 19, 5:00 p.m.)
- Festival Winners’ Concert (December 4th, 2:00 p.m.)
- Russian Chamber Music Festival/Competition (December 3rd, All Day)
- Autumn Evenings (November 27th, 5:00 p.m.)
- Concert in the Park (August 14th, 5:00 p.m.)
- Winter Nights (February 14th, 5:00 p.m.)
2015
- Festival Winners Concert (December 6, 1:30 p.m.)
- Russian Chamber Music Festival (December 5, All day)
- Festival Artist Concert (December 4, 7:00 p.m.)
- Autumn Evenings (October 4, 2:00 p.m.)
- Music Around the World (September 12, 7:00 p.m.)
- Concert in the Park 2015 (August 15, 5:00 p.m.)
- Winter Nights 2015 (February 22, 2015 5:00 p.m.)
2014
- Festival Winners Concert 2014 (December 14, 1:00 p.m.)
- Russian Piano/Chamber Music Festival/Competition (December 13, All day)
- Festival Artist Concert, Frye Art Museum, Seattle (December 12, 7:30 PM)
- “Autumn Evenings” (October 12, 5:00 PM)
- Russian Chamber Music in the Park (August 16, 6:00 PM)
- Mercer Island Presbyterian Church, Mercer Island (September 13, 7:00 PM)
- “Seasons” by Tchaikovsky with the winners from the Russian Piano Festival/Competition and Emerald Ballet Theatre (April 27, 2014 at 3:00 PM at Benaroya Nordstrom Recital Hall)
- Winter Nights 2014 and Pre-Concert Recital (February 23, 2014 at 5:00 PM at Benaroya Nordstrom Recital Hall)
2013
- 2013 Piano Festival/Competition
- Annual Piano Recital Series
- Keyboard Wizards Recital
- Winter Nights 2013
- Autumn Evenings 2013
- Russian Music in the Park
- “Pictures at an Exhibition” in Partnership With Emerald Ballet Theatre
- From Russia With Love
2012
- 5th Russian Piano Festival/Competition
- Russian Piano Festival/Competition Gala Concert – “Keyboard Wizards”
- Autumn Evenings 2012
- Mercer Island Presbyterian Church
- Eastside Piano Recital Series 2012
- Winter Nights 2012
2011
- Competition Winners Gala Concert – “Keyboard Wizards”
- Second Annual Eastside Piano Series Recital — Eugene Skovorodnikov
- Fourth Annual Russian Piano Festival/Competition
- Autumn Evenings 2011
- Rimsky-Korsakov String Quartet
- Candlelight Benefit Concert for Japan
- Winter Nights 2011
2010
- Piano Festival/Competition 2010
- Eastside Piano Recital Series 2010
- Autumn Evenings 2010
- Winter Nights 2010
2009
- Autumn Evenings 2009
- Meet the RCMFS
- Winter Nights 2009
2008
- Portrait of Rachmaninov
- Winter Nights Inaugural Concert 2008