Nino Gvetadze is a Georgian classical pianist known for her expressive touch and affinity for Romantic and early 20th-century compositions. Born in Tbilisi, Georgia, Gvetadze developed a deep connection to the piano from a young age. Her talent soon took her to international stages, effortlessly transcending cultural and linguistic barriers through the universal language of music. She studied at the Tbilisi State Conservatoire in her home country before moving on to refine her skills at the Conservatorium van Amsterdam under the tutelage of Paul Komen and Jan Wijn. Gvetadze's discography reflects her broad musical interests and prowess, ranging from the reflective melancholy of Brahms' "3 Intermezzi, Op. 117" to the vibrant and challenging "Piano Concerto in D Major, Op. 61a" by Beethoven.

With a graceful interpretation that whispers introspection and bursts with vitality, Gvetadze has attracted a dedicated following. Her album "The Muse" showcases her capacity to channel the narrative and emotional essence of music, while projects like "Nino Gvetadze: Debussy" illustrate her ease with impressionistic textures. Further demonstrating her versatility, "Mussorgsky: Nino Gvetadze" is a testament to her ability to tackle complex Russian compositions with finesse. On stage, Gvetadze captivates audiences with her nuanced performances, balancing technical mastery with a palpable emotional intelligence. The pianist's contributions to music have been recognized with numerous awards, marking her as a significant figure in the classical music world.

Genres

Caucasian Classical Piano

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Latest Release

The Muse

Johannes Brahms•

Nino Gvetadze

Album - 33 Tracks - Released November 3, 2023