DianaTishchenko


Representation
About Diana
Winner of the Long-Thibaud-Crespin Competition in 2018, the Ukrainian-German violinist Diana Tishchenko was an ECHO Rising Star for the 22/23 season. Diana has appeared in recital at major concert halls across Europe including Concertgebouw Amsterdam, Philharmonie Paris, Elbphilharmonie Hamburg, Konzerthaus Vienna, Barbican London, Philharmonie Cologne and Bozar Brussels.
Highlights of the 24/25 season include debuts with Berner Symphoniker, Orchestre National de Lille, Orchestre Symphonique du Quebec and a return to Budapest Festival Orchestra amongst others. Further recent highlights include Duisburger Philharmoniker, Vienna Symphony Orchestra, Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin and a tour with Kyiv Symphony including appearances at Berliner Philharmonie, Gewandhaus Leipzig & Konzerthaus Berlin. She works with conductors including Ivan Fischer, Francois-Xavier Roth, Joshua Weilerstein & Pierre Bleuse
Recital highlights include Rheingau Festival & Edinburgh Festival. Diana collaborates regularly with artists including José Gallardo, Yuliana Avdeeva and Albrecht Mayer, with whom she recorded a video production of Bach for Deutsche Grammophon.
Diana’s debut album Strangers in PARadISe for Warner Classics, featuring works by Ravel, Prokofiev, Enescu & Ysaÿe, received critical acclaim. BBC Music Magazine awarded it 5* whilst The Strad praised her “big-hearted, charismatic playing… spontaneity and eloquence… and her sheer imaginative flair.
Representation
Season Highlights
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Vivaldi's "The [uncertain] Four Seasons" - Live From Delos – ARTE Concert
The uninhabited island of Delos in the Greek Aegean Sea provides a stunning backdrop for a very special performance of Vivaldi’s Four Seasons. The European Union Youth Orchestra together with violinist Diana Tishchenko (violin) and Greek lyre virtuoso Sokratis Sinopoulos perform on 30 May 2022 - ARTE's 30th birthday The open-air concert is part of a worldwide project: In “the [uncertain] Four seasons”, more than a dozen professional orchestras in various regions of the world are participating in performing Vivaldi's Four Seasons in regionally specific variants that incorporate in their compositions the expected climatic changes for the year 2050. The project takes place within the framework of the United Nations ActNow Campaign to Save the Climate and is an initiative of the World Human Forum. Credit: ARTE Concert
PlayingMyroslav Skoryk’s Melody – Diana Tishchenko – Concert for Peace
Diana Tishchenko’s moving performance of Myroslav Skoryk’s ”Melody” at the Concert for Peace fundraising concert in the Concertgebouw, Amsterdam, on March 6, 2022. Diana was accompanied by members of the Royal Concertgebouw orchestra. This performance was dedicated to all victims of the war in Ukraine, and in particular to Max, cousin of fellow musician Tatiana Chevtchouk. The concert was organized by Ukranian pianist Anna Fedorova and Russian cellist Maya Fridman in cooperation with the Concertgebouw. Proceeds of the concert went to humanitarian relief efforts in Ukraine. Credit: NPO Radio 4
PlayingLudwig van Beethoven Sonata for piano and violin in G Dur, Op. 96
Violin: Diana Tishchenko Piano: Joachim Carr Credit: Diana Tishchenko
PlayingDiana Tishchenko - Haydn: Violin Concerto No. 1
Joseph Haydn: Violin Concerto No. 1 in C Major Adagio Diana Tishchenko: Violinist Concert recorded at Auditorium de la Maison de la Radio (Paris, France), on November 10, 2018. Credit: Co-production Radio France, medici.tv, Lazare Productions
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Albrecht Mayer and Friends - Edinburgh International Festival
The Queen's Hall, EdinburghAug 2023Albrecht Mayer and his friends – Diana Tishchenko, Liisa Randalu and István Várdai – delivered a stellar recital with poise, some prose, and a healthy serving of pizzazz. ...the violinist and cellist tore through the suite of increasingly florid variations to great acclaim. Sparks flew from the bows across the sitting room, and questions would doubtless be asked about the effect of Tishchenko’s soaring, perfectly pitched coloratura on the structural integrity of the windows.
- Sam McLellan, Edinburgh Music Review
- 20 August 2023