Șeinfeld Raimonda, Music, Republic of MoldovaMusic

Șeinfeld Raimonda

Main achievement

A remarkable pianist and pedagogue, with an artistic career spanning the Republic of Moldova, Israel, and Europe. She is honored with the title of Merited Artist of the Republic of Moldova.

Place of achievement:Republic of Moldova

About

She is a remarkable pianist and pedagogue, with an artistic career spanning the Republic of Moldova, Israel, and Europe. She has been awarded the title of Honored Artist of the Republic of Moldova. Initial Studies: She graduated from the "Eugen Coca" Music School in Chișinău. Higher Education: She graduated from the State Conservatory of Moldova (in 1974, under Tatiana Voitsekhovskaya). Doctorate and Specializations: She pursued her doctorate at the State Conservatory of Saint Petersburg (1976) and undertook further studies at the "P.I. Tchaikovsky" Conservatory in Moscow (1982–1988) and the "J. Vītols" Conservatory in Riga (1984), working with professors such as A. Yadmanis and I. Graubin. Professional Activity Pedagogy: Between 1976 and 1991, she was a lecturer at the piano department of the State Conservatory of Chișinău. Subsequently, she taught at a private music school (Funky Music) in Hod HaSharon, and since 2007, she has been an invited accompanist at the Tel Aviv School of Music. Artistic Performance: She has an intense performing career, appearing as a soloist and also as part of ensembles such as the Sheinfeld-Logaciov piano duo or the Sheinfeld-Steinfer-Pundik female trio. Collaborations: She has collaborated with numerous prestigious orchestras and conductors from Israel, Europe, and the USA. Since 1993, she has been collaborating with the Union of Composers of Israel. Recognition: She is a laureate of several national and international competitions (in Moldova, Lithuania, Yugoslavia, Israel) and has been a member of the jury for several instrumental performance competitions. Raimonda Șeinfeld has recorded several CDs, and numerous contemporary works performed by her can be found in the archives of radio stations in Israel and Serbia.

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