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| Andriy Tsygichko |
| Biography |
| In the period from 1994 to 1998 he visited a special music school in Kharkov and began learning music under the guidance of Professor L.Margarius and Professor G.Gelfgat. (Graduating recital with mention of honor and awarded the gold medal |
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| 1993 - 2nd Prize in Rahmaninov Competition in Dnepropetrovsk (Ukraine) 1993 - 1st Prize in Lucenko Competition in Kharkov (Ukraine) 1996 - 2nd Prize in International Piano Competition at Gelendzhik Institute of Art (Russia) 1996 - 1st Prize in International Vainiunas Competition in Vilnius (Lithuania) 1998 - 2nd Prize in International Krainev Competition in Kharkov (Ukraine) 1999 - 1st Prize RWE-Competition in Leipzig (Germany) 2000 - Diploma d'Honor in International Competition in Andorra 2005 - 2nd Prize International Competition "Villa de Capdepera", Mallorca (Spain |
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| Andriy Tsygichko was born in 1980 in Odessa (Ukraine). After his family moved to Kharkov (Ukraine), he started learning music there in one of the music school there (by A.Markova |
| From 1998 to 2001 he has been studying music under the training of Professor Dr. Herbert Sahling and from July 2001 to the Present he is studying piano by Professor Gerald Fauth at the Leipzig Concervatory for Music and Theater (Germany) |
| Andriy has won the following national and international piano Competitions |
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| 2003 Bachelor with distinction from the Kharkov State Kotlyarevsky University of Arts (Ukraine) 2004 Bachelor at the Leipzig Concervatory of Music and Theater (Germany) |
| At the present time he is pursuing a Masters (Konzertexamen) at the Leipzig Concervatory for Music and Theater (Germany) |
| In the past few years he has also given concerts in Kiev (Philharmonic Hall), Kharkov (Philharmonic Hall), Dnepropetrovsk and other cities of Ukraine, as well as in Poland, Lithuania, Spain, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Russia and Germany. He has perfomed as soloist with the Kharkov Philharmonic Orchetra, Kharkov Youth Orchestra (Ukraine), Westsächsische Philharmonie and Elbland Philharmonie Riesa (Germany. |