NATASHA

STOJANOVSKA

Concert Pianist · Composer · Educator

Natasha Stojanovska is a concert pianist, composer, recording artist, and educator whose work brings together expressive performance, contemporary programming, and a deep commitment to music education.

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UNCOMMON VOICES from Natasha Stojanovska explores the music of female composers from Eastern Europe. This collections of piano works includes the music of Croatia, North Macedonia, the former Soviet Union, and other Eastern European countries, combined with elements of the western musical tradition. The album includes two of Stojanovska’s compositions, Phantasy No. 1 and Phantasy No. 2. The former borrows metrical patterns found in Macedonian folk music; along with elements of tonality and atonality, the piece examines the uncertain boundary between the Macedonian and American cultures. The album also features the works of contemporary composers like Bojana Petrovic Aleksova, as well as historical composers like Maria Szymanowska. Stojanovska is especially proud to bring the music of Szymanowska to the attention of modern listeners; while Szymanowska’s music is not performed as often today, her compositions—including the enchanting Nocturne in B-flat major—likely inspired Frederic Chopin. UNCOMMON VOICES offers a long overdue celebration of female composers from Eastern Europe, as interpreted by the capable hands of Natasha Stojanovska.

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  • September 18, Friday, 3:30 PM - Solo Piano Recital at The Montecito of Santa Fe, New Mexico

  • September 18, Friday, 7:30 PM - Faculty Recital with Chris Buckholz (Trombone) at Keller Hall, University of New Mexico

  • September 19, Saturday, 10:00 AM - KHFM Studio 10 at 10 @ Albuquerque, New Mexico

  • September 20, Sunday, 3:00 PM - Faculty Recital with Michael Walker (French horn) at Keller Hall, University of New Mexico

  • September 25, Friday, 7:00 PM - Solo Recital at Saint John’s College, Santa Fe, New Mexico

  • September 26, Saturday, 3:00 PM - Faculty Recital with Jennifer Perez at Palen Hall, Church of the Holy Faith, Santa Fe, New Mexico

  • September 27, Sunday, 5:00 PM - Faculty Recital with Jillian Kouzel (Oboe) at Keller Hall, University of New Mexico

September

  • October 11, Sunday, 5:00 PM - Solo Recital at St. Mary Catholic Church, Buffalo Grove, Illinois

  • October 13, Tuesday, 10:30 AM - Piano Duo — Stojanovska Sisters (Michigan)

  • October 18, Sunday, 3:00 PM - Piano Duo — Stojanovska Sisters (Chicago)

  • October 25, Sunday, 3:00 PM - Solo Recital at Our Lady of the Wayside Catholic Church, Arlington Heights, Illinois

  • October 27, Tuesday, 2:30 PM - Solo Recital at Saint Mary’s College, South Bend, Indiana

October

November

  • November 13, Friday, 2:00 PM - Solo Recital at Mayslake Village, Oak Brook, Illinois

  • November 15, Sunday, 2:00 PM - Solo Recital St. Edward Parish, Chicago, Illinois

  • Carmen-Helena Téllez

    Internationally renowned choral conductor

    Ms. Stojanovska is both a virtuoso pianist, a compelling composer, and an expert proponent of a specific area of the repertoire. We do not see this combination of skills in a single person any longer, since the days of the iconic Russian émigré Sergei Rachmaninoff.

  • James Giles

    Internationally renowned concert pianist and pedagogue

    Ms. Stojanovska is comfortable and convincing in any style, switching from dramatic rhetoric to intimate poetry with ease. She understands the syntax and elusive meanings of late Schubert, for example, yet can also bring out the vibrant and earthy character of Russian character pieces. Hers is a graceful virtuosity that allows her to project the musical intent and inherent colors in a work, which is the mark of a true artist: one who can make their interpretation seem, for the moment, like the only possible solution.

  • Shulamit Ran

    Pulitzer Prize Winner, Composer

    I was just thrilled to see how Ms. Stojanovska could go into the depth in her rendition with unique intentions and imaginations of my writing and brought my music to life. It was just an incredible experience to see that such a young musician can have an old soul in music understanding and interpretation. There are only a few pianists in our country that would level her performance skills.

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