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Anait StelmashovaGeorgian pianist
Date of Birth: 09.05.2006
Country:  Georgia |
Content:
- Anait Stelmashova: A Prodigy in Music and Martial Arts
- Education and Accolades
- Scholarship and Prestigious Performances
- Global Recognition
- Orchestral Collaborations
- Film Premiere
Anait Stelmashova: A Prodigy in Music and Martial Arts
Anait Stelmashova, a virtuoso pianist from Georgia, has achieved remarkable success at a young age. Born in Akhaltsikhe, Georgia, she began her musical journey at the tender age of six.
Education and Accolades
In 2017, Anait enrolled in the prestigious Evgeny Mikheladze Central Music School in Tbilisi, where she studied under Professor Nino Katamadze. Her talent has been recognized with numerous awards, including the Grand Prix at the "Batumi Music Fest" in 2017 and the "Silver Nutcracker" at the International Television Competition for Young Musicians "Nutcracker" in 2019.
Scholarship and Prestigious Performances
Anait is the recipient of scholarships from the French Fund "SOS-Talents" Michel Sogny, the Georgian Fund "Lyra" Eliso Bolqvadze, and the Canadian Fund "Atken Armenian." Her performances have graced renowned international stages, such as the Presidential Residence of Georgia, the Napoleon Bonaparte and Marcel Dassault Palaces in Paris, and the "Academy of Gioachino Rossini" in Pesaro, Italy.
Global Recognition
Anait's exceptional talent and dedication to music earned her an invitation to speak at the Caspian Week of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. As part of the discussion on the "Importance of Education for the Development of International Cultural Ties," Anait shared her insights, moderated by Irina Nikitina, Chairperson of the Board of Trustees of the "Nutcracker" Competition.
Orchestral Collaborations
Anait has showcased her virtuosity with renowned orchestras, including the Batumi Symphony Orchestra under David Mukeria and the Armenian Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Harutyun Arzoumanian.
Film Premiere
In 2019, a series of short documentary films entitled "Postindustrial Kids" premiered in Tbilisi, featuring a film dedicated to Anait Stelmashova's life and artistic journey.
