Liana P  
Instruments: Piano, Keyboard
Styles: Classical, Pop

I provide piano lessons at my studio in North Quincy, Squantum and at students' homes. I have 10 years teaching experience of all levels and ages. I performed at international festivals in Norway, Hungary, Syria, Canada, Italy, and Israel. I performed three times at Carnegie Hall in New York City. Most recently, I played in concert halls of Scotland, South Africa, and in multiple states of the USA . My solo recital in 2016 at the Myra Hess Concert Series in Chicago was broadcast live on WFMT Radio. In 2002 I won prizes in the international piano competitions in Ukraine , earned Third Prize at the International Competitions in Memory of E. Gilels, First Prize at the International Competition in Memory of Prokofiev, and Second Prize at the International Competition in Memory of A. Karamanov. In 2008, I continued winning competitions: I won First Prize in the “Music World” International Competition in Italy. In 2008 in Israel I won a prize in memory of Bracha Eden for a most impressive performance during the competition " The Voice of Music " Jerusalem . In the United States in 2012, I was the winner of the American Protégé International Competition of Romantic Music; recipient of the Grand Prize at the Metropolitan International Piano Competition; and the winner of the AFAF Golden Era of Romantic Music International Competition. In 2013-2015, Ms. Paniyeva was awarded the E.B. Storrs Piano Scholarship from the Musical Club of Hartford. I was also awarded the Cargill Foundation Prize in the 2014 Scottish International Piano Competition in Glasgow, and became a prizewinner at the Iowa International Piano Competition in 2015. I graduated from the Donetsk Music Academy in Ukraine, and went on to earn a Professional Studies Certificate from the Manhattan School of Music in 2011. My career continues with recitals in Hungary, Israel, Ukraine, USA, England, Syria , Canada , South Africa and Norway. Most recently, I finished an Artist Diploma at The Hartt School of the University of Hartford .