After only few years of focused piano practice, I decided to enter several music competitions and received awards. As the result of this, I was invited to perform at the world-renowned main Carnegie Hall. In 1891, Tchaikovsky, who is known for The Nutcracker ballet among other pieces, was invited to conduct at the opening of the hall. Memories that are a treasure of inspiration.

Weill Hall of the Carnegie Hall complex. People often ask me, "Were you nervous?" Yes, and no. It is important to channel nerves into something creative and make it part of excitement. In addition, I practiced concentration exercises to be able to focus strongly on what I am doing.

Performing on the stage of the main Stern-Perelman Auditorium of Carnegie Hall.

Performing at another stage of Carnegie Hall a few days later,

Beautiful and healing tones. Even the softest notes reverberated with so many overtones in this world famous hall.

Fabulous times! Carnegie Hall really welcomed me and those memories are very warming and inspiring.