Tsaran Inna

About

Inna Tsaran, a pianist, piano teacher, and accompanist from the Republic of Moldova, was born in 1987 and began studying piano at the age of 6. She graduated from the Tiraspol Institute of Arts, where she studied with Anatoliy Silukov, obtaining her bachelor's degree. Subsequently, as a scholarship recipient, she earned her master's degree in piano performance and pedagogy at the Academy of Music, Theatre, and Fine Arts (AMTAP) in Chișinău, under the guidance of the renowned artist Aliona Vardanian. Upon graduation, she qualified as a soloist, repetiteur, and piano teacher, participating in numerous international festivals and competitions, such as "Games of Veszprem" in Hungary, "Orpheus" in Romania, the international competition in Saint Petersburg (Russia), the V. Viardo competition in Ukraine, and the International North Music Competition in Sweden. In Moldova, particularly in Transnistria, Inna Tsaran is appreciated for her teaching career, working as a piano teacher and accompanist at the Institute of Arts and the S. Rachmaninoff School of Arts in Tiraspol. She has participated in local concerts for young people, masterclasses with artists from Russia, Ukraine, and Israel, and her talented students have won major awards at various competitions. Her work combines stage performance with teaching, promoting a piano style influenced by great Romantics such as F. Chopin, S. Rachmaninoff, and P. Tchaikovsky. In 2015, Inna Tsaran moved to London, where she continued her career as a pianist and composer, offering piano lessons both in person and online. She composed original pieces, such as "All about G (P)," a peaceful composition in the G pentatonic scale, available on her YouTube channel, and explored stylistic fusions, inspired by jazz arrangements like Jazz Prelude after Chopin from Pianist magazine. On her personal platform, she shares articles about music and announcements for new students, strengthening her presence in the British piano community.