Corolscaia Natalia

About

Natalia Corolscaia is a remarkable violinist and music teacher from the Republic of Moldova, who began her artistic journey at the age of 7 at the prestigious "Sergei Rachmaninoff" Music School in Chisinau. She participated in numerous concerts and festivals as a soloist, a member of quartets and orchestras, and after graduating, she obtained a full scholarship at the "Gavriil Musicescu" Academy of Music, Theatre, and Fine Arts, where she studied with maestro Angela Molodojan, After moving to the United Kingdom in 2016, Natalia received a full scholarship at the University of Chichester for a Master's in Advanced Musical Performance, under the guidance of Oxana Dodon, participating in masterclasses with renowned violinists such as Zoltan Tacacz, James Dickenson, and Emilian Dascal. She recorded at the famous Abbey Road Studios and led university orchestras in performances like the musical "Carousel" and "Cinderella," collaborating with the Hannover Band. Today, she is a guest lecturer at the University of Chichester, where she teaches chamber ensemble and violin, she is the leader of the Chichester Symphony Orchestra – the oldest secular amateur ensemble in the area – and she teaches violin and piano at the Music Maestros school in Southampton, contributing to the development of new generations of musicians. Although detailed information about Natalia Corolscaia's personal life is not publicly available, her journey demonstrates an exemplary dedication to music, marked by adaptability and excellence in diverse cultural environments. Coming from a rich Moldovan musical tradition, she represents an inspiring example for women in the field, promoting international collaboration and innovation in music education, with a repertoire that includes Baroque influences, works by Puccini, Prokofiev, and music with Balkan or Spanish folk elements.