Maya Fridman is an acclaimed cellist known for her versatility and passion for contemporary music. Born in Russia in 1989, Fridman has firmly established herself in the international classical music scene. After moving to the Netherlands to continue her studies, she graduated cum laude from the Utrecht Conservatory and later obtained her Master's degree with the highest distinction from the Amsterdam Conservatory. Fridman's dedication to her craft is evident in her broad repertoire that spans classical to avant-garde music, which she performs with an intense emotional energy that has become her signature.

Her recent works showcase her adventurous spirit and willingness to explore the depths of musical expression. "Zohar" and "Falling Angels" embody a mystical and ethereal quality, while "Into Eternity" and "The Power of Indifference" reveal a profound engagement with existential themes. In "Snake" and "I Think About Fate," listeners can appreciate her dynamic range and dramatic storytelling abilities through the cello's resonant voice. "Nuït," "De Graaff: The Forest in April," "Ten Songs of Change," and "Dareyn" are further testaments to her collaboration with contemporary composers, each piece a unique landscape that Fridman navigates with masterful technique and emotive power. With her unique interpretative skills and commitment to pushing the boundaries of her instrument, Maya Fridman has become a beacon of innovation in the world of classical and contemporary music.