Sophia Agranovich

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Sophia Agranovich
Sophia Agranovich in 2021
Sophia Agranovich in 2021
Background information
BornChernivtsi, Ukrainian SSR, Soviet Union (modern-day Ukraine)
Occupation(s)Classical Concert Pianist, Recording Artist, Music Educator
InstrumentsPiano
LabelsRomeo Records, Centaur Records
Websitesophiagranovich.com

Sophia Agranovich (Russian: София Агранович; Ukrainian: Софія Агранович) is a Soviet-born American classical concert pianist, Centaur Records recording artist and music educator, who performs internationally. She is a Steinway Artist and a Juilliard School graduate, where she taught piano as a teaching fellow. She has been described by Fanfare Magazine as "a bold, daring pianist in the tradition of the Golden Age Romantics" and praised by the American Record Guide for her "magnificent shading and superior musicianship."[1]

Biography[]

Early life and music education[]

Sophia Agranovich was born in Chernivtsi, Ukrainian SSR, Soviet Union (modern-day Ukraine). Her father was a dentist and her mother was an instructor of the English language and her first piano teacher. Agranovich began formal piano lessons at age five. At six she was accepted to Chernivtsi School of Music and gave her first public concert.[2] Her teachers were Anna Stolyarevich and Alexander Edelmann (both peers of Vladimir Horowitz and disciples of Felix Blumenfeld and Heinrich Neuhaus). At age 10 Agranovich won the Ukrainian Young Artists Competition (now known as the Mykola Lysenko International Music Competition), as that year's youngest participant. Her concerts were broadcast on national TV and radio stations.[3]

Agranovich graduated from Chernivtsi School of Music in 1971. After immigrating with her family to the United States at age 15, Agranovich entered The Juilliard School in New York City on a full scholarship in the class of Professor Sascha Gorodnitzki.[2] Agranovich also studied with Nadia Reisenberg.[4] She graduated with a Bachelor of Music degree in 1977 and a Master of Music degree in 1978. Agranovich won the Bergen Philharmonic Competition in 1979.[5] She was awarded a fellowship and taught piano minor at Juilliard. Agranovich continued her academic pursuits at Teachers College, Columbia University, taking Doctor of Philosophy coursework in Music Education, Music Theory and Music History from 1980 to 1981.[6]

Hiatus from music[]

Agranovich paused her musical career in the 1980s to raise a family and to pursue an additional career in Information Technology. Having earned a certification in Computer Science from the Empire Technical School in New York City in 1981, her career in technology developed with her employment as a systems analyst for the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company in 1985 (where she received the Presidential Quality Award for Computer Systems Design and Support),[7] and later a senior programmer/analyst at Merrill Lynch in 1987. She was ultimately promoted to project manager/assistant vice president in 1995 and vice president in 2001.[6]

In 2008, Agranovich retired from her IT career and studied naturopathy, traditional Indian medicine and traditional Chinese medicine. In 2008 she received certifications from National Exercise and Sports Trainers Association/Spencer Institute and American Association of Drugless Practitioners in Yoga, Pilates, and other holistic disciplines. From 2009 to 2012 she taught Yoga and Pilates.[8]

Music career[]

In 2008, Agranovich restarted her professional musical career as a concert pianist, recording artist, music educator and program director.[6][8] She has performed in the United States, Europe, Israel, and Canada, and was invited to perform in China. In 2017 she gave 2-hour solo recitals at the Pennautier Festival[9][10] and Juan-les-Pins in France where she premiered Quatre préludes en hommage a Chopin, Op. 162 dedicated to her by the French composer Françoise Choveaux.[11] Other premieres included Roger Stubblefield's Sonata for clarinet and piano and Nocturne for viola and piano.[12][13] She gave concerts at David Geffen (former Avery Fisher) Hall, Bruno Walter Auditorium and Paul Hall at Lincoln Center, Carnegie Weill Recital Hall, Merkin Concert Hall, Roerich and Metropolitan museums, Steinway Hall and Galleries, Bargemusic,[14] Tenri Cultural Institute, Polish Cultural Foundation,[15] Lambert Castle,[16][17] Watchung Arts Center,[18] Salle Cortot, Ehrbarsaal[19][20] and Kaiser Hall.[21]

Sophia Agranovich in solo concert at Carnegie Hall on November 5, 2011

Other performance venues include numerous colleges and universities, such as the New Jersey Institute of Technology,[22][23] Rubin Academy of Music, Pyotr Tchaikovsky National Music Academy of Ukraine and Lviv State Conservatory. She has collaborated with Mark Peskanov, Shlomo Mintz, Christopher Collins Lee, Andrew Litton, Alexander Mishnaevski, Gregory Singer, Brett Deubner, Andrew Lamy, Andatole Wieck, and Kathleen Supové.[24]

Agranovich released nine albums from 2010 through 2021, including six on Centaur Records, consisting primarily of virtuoso piano repertoire of the Romantic era.[25] She is also an author of her albums' liner notes. Her live performances and discography have received international awards and critical acclaim.[26][3]

Her performances are broadcast in Brazil on Universidade FM 106.9, "Company of the Music",[27] in Canada on CKWR "Women in Music," Berlin, Munich, Rome, New Zealand, London, Tokyo, Osaka, Paris, Tel-Aviv, and in New York on WWFM "Piano Matters",[28][29] WQXR "Reflections from the Keyboard"[30] with David Dubal, and live at WQXR Greene Space.[31][32]

Sophia Agranovich is on the Steinway Artists roster,[33] and is listed annually in Marquis Who’s Who in America and Who’s Who in the World. She is a voting member of NARAS and an active member of numerous professional music organizations, including American Liszt Society,[34] College Music Society, and Leschetizky Association.[35] Additionally she served on the  board of NJMTA affiliated with Music Teachers National Association, and is an Artistic Director of "Classicals at the Circle" music series at the Watchung Arts Center.[36] and a program chair and board member of Music Educators Association of New Jersey.[37]

Pedagogy[]

Sophia Agranovich is a music educator and has received numerous pedagogy awards.[1] She conducts master classes and lectures, adjudicates competitions, prepares students for exams and auditions, coaches professional musicians, and maintains a private teaching studio.

Agranovich's students have won various awards[38][39][40] and had been accepted to notable music schools, including the Juilliard School, Mannes School of Music, Manhattan School of Music and New York University, among others. Her students have performed at the Carnegie Weill Recital Hall, Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Merkin Hall, Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln Center, Kimmel Center, Tenri Cultural Institute,[41] Steinway Hall, Watchung Arts Center,[36] Polish Cultural Foundation,[42] and Polish Embassy in New York. They also played in Italy, France, Austria, Poland, China and at various colleges, universities and libraries.[43][44] Their performances were broadcast on radio and TV,[45] including WWFM "Kids on Keys" with Jed Distler and WQXR "Young Artists Showcase" with Robert Sherman.[46]

Awards and honors[]

  • 2022: The Radio Music Awards - Best Classical Artist, Best Classical Recording, Best Instrumental Recording[47][48]
  • 2022: One World Music Radio - nomination for the Best Classical Album 2021[49]
  • 2021: Global Music Awards, 2 Silver Medals for Outstanding Achievement[50]
  • 2021: Clouzine International Music Awards, 2 Best Classical Albums (Spring and Fall 2021)[51][52]
  • 2019: Marquis Who's Who, Top Music Educators and Top Professionals Awards[6]
  • 2018: Indie Music Channel, Indie Music Hall of Fame[53]
  • 2018: Global Music Awards, 2 Silver Medals for Outstanding Achievement[54]
  • 2018: Clouzine International Music Awards, Best Classical Piano Album (Spring 2018)[55]
  • 2018: The Radio Music Awards, Best Classical Female Artist[56]
  • 2018: Mainly Piano, 2018 Favorites and Picks – Chopin and Liszt: Piano Works[57][58]
  • 2017: Marquis Who’s Who, Albert Nelson Marquis Lifetime Achievement Award[7]
  • 2017: Global Music Awards, Gold Medal[59]
  • 2017: Global Music Awards, Top 10 albums across all the genres[60]
  • 2016: The American Prize; Finalist[61]
  • 2016: Prestige Music Awards, 2 Gold Medals[7]
  • 2016: Global Music Awards, 4 Silver Medals for Outstanding Achievement[62]
  • 2012: Steinway Artist Roster[33]
  • 1986: Metropolitan Life Insurance, Presidential Quality Award for Computer Systems Design and Support[7]
  • 1980: Juilliard School, Teaching Fellowship[3]
  • 1979: Bergen Philharmonic Competition, 1st Place Winner, Piano[1][5]
  • 1966: Ukrainian Young Artists Competition (now known as Mykola Lysenko International Music Competition), 1st Place Winner, Piano[1]

Discography[]

Year Album Label
2010 "Romantic Virtuoso Masterpieces" (Beethoven: Sonata No. 21 in C Major 'Waldstein'; works by Chopin, Liszt, Schumann, Scriabin)

Armonioso / CDBaby

2012 "Franz Liszt – Bicentennial Tribute" (Liszt: Etudes ‘Un Sospiro' and 'La Campanella'; Rhapsodie Espagnole; Sonata in b minor)

Armonioso / CDBaby

2014 "Passion and Fantasy" (Beethoven: Sonata in f minor 'Appassionata'; Chopin: Fantaisie in F minor; Sonata in b minor)

Romeo Records / Albany

2014 Brahms-Paganini Variations (complete books I and II); Schumann: Symphonic Etudes; Schumann-Liszt: Liebeslied 'Widmung' Centaur Records / Naxos
2015

Schubert: 'Wanderer' Fantasie; Chopin: 4 Ballades (complete)

Centaur Records / Naxos
2016

Schumann: "Carnaval and Fantasie" (Carnaval, Op.9; Fantasie in C major, Op. 17)

Centaur Records / Naxos
2018

Chopin: Polonaise-Fantaisie, Nocturne Op. 48 No.1; Liszt: 3 Sonnetti del Petrarca (complete); 'Dante' Sonata; Hungarian Rhapsody No. 14

Centaur Records / Naxos
2020 "In Celebration of 210th Anniversary of Chopin": Sonata in b-flat Minor; 4 Scherzi (complete); Polonaise 'Héroïque' Centaur Records / Naxos

2021

"In Celebration of 250th Anniversary of Beethoven": Fantasie Op. 77; Sonatas 'Pathétique', 'Moonlight', ‘Tempest'

Centaur Records / Naxos

Interviews and discussions[]

  • "Music Matters" – "Concert Pianist on Maintaining Inspiration" Live with Maestro Jason Tramm[63] – discussion and performance, October 2021
  • "Chatting with Nat' podcast with Natalie Jean on SIM radio network[64]- discussion and performance – September 2021
  • Radio Fantastica – discussion and performance; February 2021[65]
  • One World Music Radio – "Artist in Profile"; July 2021[66]
  • Fanfare Magazine – Interview; March–April 2021 [67]
  • Mainly Piano – interview;  July 2021[68]
  • Video Interview with Maestro Daniel Kepl; January 2019[69]
  • Fanfare Magazine – Interview; July–August 2018[70]
  • Fanfare Magazine – Interview; May–June 2017[71]
  • Fanfare Magazine – Interview; March–April 2015[72]
  • Fanfare Magazine – Interview; March–April 2012[73]
  • Fanfare Magazine – Interview; November–December 2012[74]

Reviews[]

  • American Record Guide[75] – reviews in the issues March–April 2021 P. 45-46, November–December 2012 P. 152, July–August 2014 P. 80-81, July–August 2015, March–April 2016, March–April 2017, July–August 2021 (PDF, fee required)
  • Mainly Piano – November 2018,[76] October 2020,[77] February 2021[78]
  • Art Music Lounge – March 2016,[79] October 2016,[80] January 2021[81]
  • Atlanta Audio Club[82] – May 2018, December 2020
  • Clouzine Magazine – Fall 2018,[51] Spring 2021 – P.14,[83] Fall 2021[52]
  • One World Music Radio[66]
  • Audiophile Audition[84]
  • Performing Arts Review – January 2017 – video review[69]
  • Fanfare Magazine – review articles for performer Sophia Agranovich[26]
  • LaDepeche, France – August 2017[85]
  • L’Independant, France – July 2017[9]

External links      []

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