Adelina Gansvind

Adelina Gansvind is a concert solo and collaborative pianist based in the Netherlands. She creates concert programs that weave together different pieces, based on questions of identity, femininity, and migration.

Her artistic voice has been shaped through studies at Kazan State Conservatory, masterclasses with renowned musicians, such as Lilya Zilberstein, Eliso Virsaladze, Alexey Lubimov, and additional studies in performance art. Adelina has participated in international music festivals and opera productions as repetiteur across Europe and other countries.

One of her recent projects was “Unheard Music” — a concert dedicated to composers of the second avant-garde, whose works were unofficially banned during the period of the Soviet Union. Her next projects are solo programmes focused on themes of identity and migration, and collaborative concerts on female identity through vocal music. Beyond her performances, she authors the blog Musician Being Human, where she explores and shares her insights on psychology of music performance.