Taught by Eastman School professor Marina Lomazov
Practice and master the Études of Chopin — some of the most brilliant works of Romantic piano repertoire — with a structured approach. Bring the skills with you to everything else you play.
Chopin’s 24 Études are beloved for both their beauty and bravura. But their technical demands might make them seem out of reach.
Until now, that is. Renowned concert artist and professor Marina Lomazov takes a deep dive into these famous pieces — first through the lens of exercises from the father of modern piano technique, Carl Czerny, and then through detailed examinations of some of the most notorious passages in Chopin’s Études.
Marina Lomazov’s brilliance at the piano is backed by her unique sensibility as a concert artist, which shines through in her teaching. A prizewinner of the William Kapell, Cleveland, Hilton Head, and Gina Bachauer International Piano Competitions, Lomazov has performed in the US and abroad with major orchestras and has graced concert venues like Carnegie Hall, the Los Angeles Museum of Art, and many others.
Aside from her extensive experience as a touring artist, festival participant, competition jury member, and recording artist, Lomazov is Professor of Piano at the Eastman School of Music, from which she has also earned a degree and received the distinct, rare honor of the Artist's Certificate.
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