Anastasia Huppmann

Anastasia Huppmann (born November 16, 1988) is a Russian-born Austrian concert pianist. Her repertoire includes compositions from solo works of Frédéric Chopin, Franz Liszt, Joseph Haydn, Claude Debussy and Ludwig van Beethoven, and orchestral works of Sergei Prokofiev

Anastasia Huppmann
Background information
Born(1988-11-16)November 16, 1988
Tver, Russian SFSR
GenresClassical
Occupation(s)Pianist
InstrumentsPiano

Biography

Born in Russia, Anastasia Huppmann discovered her love for music very early. At the age of five, she started playing the piano. Soon after, the music school board recognised her musical talent and Anastasia began receiving individual lessons for gifted children in piano, composition and music theory. At the age of seven she appeared playing her own music-compositions live on TV and won her first piano competition. When she was eight, she placed third in the Musical College of Norilsk's piano competition. She was admitted to the program for gifted children at the University of Smolensk and later attended the University of Arts at Saratov. She completed her piano studies at the State Conservatory in Rostov-on-Don (Russia) and at the Vienna Conservatory (Austria), both of which she completed with distinction. Anastasia continued her education at the Academy of Music in Hannover (Germany). She participated in the solo classes of Prof. Karl- Heinz Kaemmerling until his sudden death. Anastasia won more than 20 piano competitions: among others the "XXI Century competition" in Kiev (Ukraine), the "Professor Dichler competition" in Vienna (Austria), the "Bluethner special prize" in Vienna (Austria) , the "Osaka international Piano Competition"  in Osaka (Japan), the International Concorso Pianistico "Vietri sul Mare – Costa Amalfitana" and the Premio di esecuzione Pianistica International "Antonio Napolitano" Citta di Salerno (Italy), the International Piano Competition "Grand Prix International, Jeunes Talents" in Lyon (France). [1][2][3]

Awards

Huppmann has received a number of awards in piano competitions,[1][2][3] including

  • 2005: First Prize – XXI Century competition (Kyiv, Ukraine)[4]
  • 2009: First Prize – Professor Dichler competition (Vienna, Austria)[4]
  • 2009: Bluethner Special Prize in the framework of the Erika Chary competition (Austria)[4]
  • 2009: Third Prize – Osaka International Piano Competition [no first prize awarded] (Japan)
  • 2011: First Prize – XI International Concorso Pianistico Vietri sul Mare – Costa Amalfitana (Italy)
  • 2011: First Prize – Premio di Esecuzione Pianistica IXth International Antonio Napolitano, Citta di Salerno (Italy)
  • 2012: First Place – International Piano Competition 14th Grand Prix International, Jeunes Talents (France)

Numerous solo performances in Ukraine, Russia, Austria, France, Poland, Spain, Italy, and active collaboration with various national orchestras have led Huppmann to the great concert halls of Europe and Asia.

Discography
  • 2014: Travel through three centuries[5]
  • 2016: Chopin / Liszt (Gramola)[6]

She has also published a collection of videos of selected works on her dedicated YouTube channel.[7] Her channel has a large following, with more than a million views on some of the videos.[8]

References
  1. "Biography of Anastasia Huppmann on Official Site". Archived from the original on 2020-11-27. Retrieved 2018-05-15.
  2. "Unofficial Biography of Anastasia Huppmann on Die Klaviermachermeister". Archived from the original on 2018-06-07. Retrieved 2017-10-02.
  3. European-Russian Club of Artists for International Cooperation – German Biography
  4. "Unsere junge Musikpreisträger, Наши молодые лауреаты". ERVIK-EU Eевропейско-Российское Общество Международного Сотрудничества (in German). Retrieved 2017-10-19.
  5. Travel Through Three Centuries on iTunes
  6. Silberstein, Myron (2016). "'Études: in A♭/"Aeolian Harp'; in F/Nouvelle Étude No. 1 in f". Fanfare. 40 (2): 311–312 – via EBSCOhost.
  7. Official YouTube Channel of Anastasia Huppmann
  8. "La joven pianista rusa cuyas reproducciones en Youtube se cuentan por miles". Cadalario (in Spanish). 7 April 2017. Retrieved 2017-10-19.
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