Pianist, piano teacher and chamber musician, open and eclectic musician, noted for her depth, her reflection and her musical sense, Victoria Shereshevskaya, born in Moscow, trained with her mother, Rena Shereshevskaya at the Colmar Conservatory where she obtained all her diplomas .

 

In 2005 she graduated from the CNSMD in Lyon (class of G.Moutier). Winner of several national and international competitions from the age of 8 (Moscow, Andorra, etc.),  the young pianist gives recitals in Europe, the United States, Russia and Japan and is invited by various festivals (Radio France Festival in Montpellier, Colmar International Festival, Nancyphonies Festival in Nancy, St.Ursanne and Porrentruy Festival, Enghien Musical Encounters, etc.);  in 2010 performs a concert tour in Japan, invited by Karuizawa Festival and composer Ichiro Nodaira,  tour hailed by critics.

 

She has performed in chamber music alongside Alexandra Soumm, Henri Demarquette, Christophor Miroshnikov, Marco Rizzi, François Guye… and with orchestra under the direction of C.Poiget, Y.Bashmet (alongside the actress Marie-Anne Chazel). The pianist has also received advice from prestigious masters, such as François-René Duchable, Brigitte Engerer, Lev Naoumov, Véra Gornostaeva, Vladimir Krainev, Vladimir Viardo.

 

Holder of the highest State educational diplomas, Victoria is a professor at the Geneva Conservatory. Since 2011, she has been invited to give master classes within the framework of the Académie des Cimes du Val d'Isère.

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Also called upon by the cinema, she works regularly as a music consultant, coach of actors and "lining  de mains" and has worked with actresses Judith Davis, Edith Scob or Chantal Lauby and producer Louis Becker . In 2013, she coached Anne-Sophie Lapix and recorded part of the soundtrack for Jean Becker's latest film "Bon restauration! " with G.Lanvin, released in September 2014._cc781905- 5cde-3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_

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Alongside her activity as a teacher, Victoria pursues a career as an opera singer. 

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Very attached to all work related to the body, since 2010 she has been training on movement with the Belgian physiotherapist, set designer and director, Anne Englebert.