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Russian pianist (born 1979)
Sofya Gulyak (born 29 December 1979) is a Russian classical pianist. She was the first woman to win the Leeds Piano Competition. Gulyak was born in Kazan
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Russian actress Sofia Gubaidulina (1931–2025), Russian-Tatar composer Sofya Gulyak (born 1979), Russian pianist Sophia Hadjipanteli (born 1997), Greek-Cypriot
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Piano competition in Leeds, England every 3 years
and Louis Schwizgebel (2012) when Federico Colli won the Gold Medal. Sofya Gulyak was the first female first prize winner, awarded in 2009. Dame Fanny
Leeds International Piano Competition
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Capital of Tatarstan, Russia
operatic soprano, performed leading roles in major European opera houses Sofya Gulyak, pianist, only female winner of the Leeds International Piano Competition
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1828 piano sonata by Fanny Mendelssohn
September 2012, played by Andrea Lam. It received a second performance by Sofya Gulyak on 8 March 2017 for BBC Radio 3. It was the second sonata composed by
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Gromoglasova (born 1984), classical pianist and duo piano performer Sofya Gulyak (born 1979), classical pianist Tamara Guseva (born 1926), Soviet Russian
List of women classical pianists
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1901 composition by Sergei Rachmaninoff
Rustem Hayroudinoff 2008 David Geringas, Ian Fountain 2012 Yuki Ito, Sofya Gulyak (Complete Rachmaninov Cello Works) 2012 Steven Doane, Barry Snyder 2012
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Italian music competition
Giuseppe Andaloro Mariangela Vacatello Hye-Jin Kim 2006/2007 Matthew Ward Sofya Gulyak and Dinara Nadzhafova Lilian Akopova 2008/2009 Michail Lifits Alexey
Ferruccio Busoni International Piano Competition
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Defunct performing arts venue in Manila, Philippines
held in March 13, 2013; Elegantly Brahms a classical music concert with Sofya Gulyak and the Philippine Philharmonic Orchestra. In April 2013, the petition
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Fatkullin (born 1979), social activist and 2018 Wikimedian of the Year Sofya Gulyak (born 1979), Russian classical pianist Alexandre Dinerchtein (born 1980)
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January 26–27, 2009 Vladimir Farkov Vyacheslav Gryaznov Andrey Gugnin Sofya Gulyak Evgeny Izotov Vadym Kholodenko Yaron Kohlberg Asiya Korepanova Eduard
Thirteenth Van Cliburn International Piano Competition
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Piano competition
first prize was won by Sergei Redkin. In 2007 the first prize was won by Sofya Gulyak. In 2002 the first prize was won by Alberto Nosè. History of the International
International Maj Lind Piano Competition
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International music competition
Paidassi Jae Young Kim (김재영) Min Jeong Suh (서민정) Andrey Baranov 2008 Sofya Gulyak Stanislav Khristenko Mariangela Vacatello Hong-Chun Youn (윤홍천) Christopher
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Marc-André Hamelin, piano v Wolf Harden, piano v Olga Stezhko, piano v Sofya Gulyak, piano Tanzwalzer, Op. 53, for orchestra (1920), arr. for piano by Michael
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Japanese cellist
debut album, Sergei Rachmaninoff : Complete Cello Works, with pianist Sofya Gulyak released in 2012 October, was selected as The Strad magazine's "Recommended
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Zhengyu Chen Wu Chi Sebastian Di Bin Nazareno Ferrugio Martina Filjak Sofya Gulyak Shinnosuke Inugai Soyeon Kim Karalina Kirylchyk Yun Jung Koo Martin Labazevitch
2008 Valencia International Piano Competition Prize Iturbi
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Musical organization in Washington, D.C., United States
William Cochran, Jane Coop, (who was also a judge of the competition), Sofya Gulyak, Cynthia Clarey, Jennifer Frautschi, Gil Morgenstern, Ralph Kirshbaum
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