Daria Vasileva is a passionate concert pianist and project author who inspires not only her listeners but also her more than 60,000 subscribers on social networks, all united by their love for classical music.Daria received a classical education at one of Russia’s largest conservatories, in Kazan, where she honed her skills as a concert performer, ensemble artist, accompanist and teacher. After graduating from the conservatory and winning several international competitions, including Smetana International Piano Competition in the Czech Republic, Daria was awarded an ESKAS grant from the Swiss government to study at the University of Applied Sciences and Arts in Lucerne.— Brigitte Meyer, Swiss pianist and Professor"Her soul deeply touches our souls"Daria Vasileva is a passionate concert pianist and project author who inspires not only her listeners but also her more than 60,000 subscribers on social networks, all united by their love for classical music.Under the guidance of Professor Benjamin Moser, Daria became captivated by performing the music of Alexander Scriabin, one of the most passionate and emotionally renowned composers in the world.BiographyAfter graduating from the conservatory and winning several international competitions, including Smetana International Piano Competition in the Czech Republic, Daria was awarded an ESKAS grant from the Swiss government to study at the University of Applied Sciences and Arts in Lucerne.Daria received a classical education at one of Russia’s largest conservatories, in Kazan, where she honed her skills as a concert performer, ensemble artist, accompanist and teacher.Scriabin’s music resonates particularly well with Daria’s vibrant and open-minded character. One of her recent projects involved performing a monoprogram of Scriabin’s 5 sonatas at Südpol Luzern, which received a warm reception from the Swiss audience.In Switzerland, Daria also made her debut as a soloist on the stage of one of Europe’s finest concert halls, the KKL. She performed Mozart’s Piano Concert No. 23 with the Lucerne Symphony Orchestra under the direction of conductor Michael Sanderling.