BERLIN, December 3. /Dunyo IA/. A piano evening titled “Klassik in Grünau – Klavier-Recital” featuring renowned Uzbek pianist Eleonora Kotlibulatova took place at the Grünau Society in Germany’s capital as part of the KulturTribüne project, reports Dunyo IA correspondent.

The recital was dedicated to works by world classical music masters such as Chopin, Rachmaninoff, and Tchaikovsky, and served as another remarkable example of the artistic contributions of Uzbek performers in Germany.

On the eve of Christmas, our compatriot presented a program including well-known pieces by Frederic Chopin, Sergei Rachmaninoff, and Pyotr Tchaikovsky. Her performance was distinguished by exceptional skill, refined taste, and a harmonious interpretation of the expressive nuances of Romantic music, attracting widespread audience interest.

The concert, organized as part of the traditional Klassik in Grünau project, contributed to the promotion of classical music traditions in this Berlin district and strengthened cultural ties between Uzbekistan and Germany.

Eleonora Kotlibulatova was born in 1986 in Tashkent. She began studying piano at the age of five under her mother’s guidance and soon entered the Uspensky Music School, where she performed as a soloist with the Turkestan Chamber Orchestra, presenting her first concert program.

Her talent led her to Rostock, Germany, where she continued her studies at the University of Music and Theatre. In 2014, she graduated successfully from one of Europe’s most prestigious music institutions.

“I have been organizing concerts with artists for over 30 years. Eleonora Kotlibulatova truly possesses outstanding abilities. Performing the pieces in her program requires not only technical skill but also significant physical effort. I am pleased that she confidently holds her place among well-known musicians. As you could notice, the hall was full, and the concert brought the audience joy and elevated spirits”, - said Renate Rusch, a member of Grünau e.V. and the event organizer.

“I performed another solo concert in Berlin, this time dedicated to the theme of ‘Love.’ It was very rewarding to see a full house and receive such a warm reception from the audience. I was especially pleased by the presence of representatives of my country’s embassy, and I am grateful to the Uzbek diplomatic mission in Germany. I am proud to perform in this picturesque venue and to represent Uzbekistan in Germany. I dedicate all my performances to my homeland, where I received my musical education and training”, - shared Kotlibulatova.

Eleonora Kotlibulatova is a laureate of several prestigious international competitions, including the Grand Prix of the Art of the 21st Century international competition in Kyiv, the Nikolai Rubinstein Competition in Paris, as well as competitions in Romania and Malaysia. She participates in concert programs across Europe, Asia, and America, performing works by Uzbek composers and presenting her country’s musical art on the international stage.