Classical Sundays: Pianist Kalina Mrmevska

Hailed by critics as “a pianist of enviable power,” “an artist of clear and vivid vision,” Kalina has performed as a recitalist and orchestra soloist across Europe and the U.S. in venues such as Musikhalle Hamburg, Warsaw Philharmonic Hall, Danube Palace, Budapest, Chicago Cultural Center.

She received the J. Bradley Award from the U of Denver, as well as the prestigious Staller Scholar Award from SUNY at Stony Brook, where she completed her DMA in piano performance. 

Kalina is also an active teaching artist and educator. At SUNY Stony Brook she taught undergraduate courses and served as a collaborative pianist with advanced students in the violin studio of Philip Setzer and other members of the Emerson String Quartet. She continues to be a collaborative pianist for Stony Brook’s music department, coaching doctoral students for their recitals. In 2018 she joined the distinguished piano faculty at Scriabin Summer Piano Academy, where she continues to teach individual lessons and lecture on music history. In the summer of 2023 Ms. Mrmevska was invited to join Interlochen Arts Academy Camp, where she coached young talents from all over the world.

All are welcome to attend!