Sounds on "a Summer pastoral" / Olga Efremova

The concert program specified. Olga Efremova – winner of International competitions, the graduate of the Odessa Conservatoire (now Odessa national musical Academy named after A.V. Nezhdanova) in two specialties: piano (class of Professor E. D. Kovalenko) and organ (class of Professor V. L. Shirts). Postgraduate of St. Petersburg state Conservatory named after N. Rimsky-Korsakov, on the honored artist of Russia Nina Oksentyan. From 1995 to 1996 she trained at the Conservatory of Kuopio supervised by Professor Mikko Korhonen, where he studied early music (organ, harpsichord, clavichord). Improved mastery in Stuttgart at the famous organist of our time – Professor Dr. Ludger Loman. Is an active participant in master classes under the guidance of outstanding musicians: Jan Laukvik, David Titterington, Michael Radulescu, Lionel of Rogga. He has toured in many European countries: Finland, England, Poland, Germany, and Italy. Is the winner of two International competitions of organists in Italy: competition in Cremona (1998), and competition named after F. Schubert in the city of Cremolino (2001). Regularly performs solo concerts in Ulm Cathedral, the Frauenkirche in Dresden Procathedral in Warsaw to comment on the annual festival. Actively engaged in the promotion of organ art in Odessa. Since 1999 founded the subscription cycle of concerts “Organ music”. In her performance Odessans first heard part III of the Clavier-übungen and 45 chorales from the “Little organ book” Bach, the 6 sonatas of Felix Mendelssohn, 6 fugues on the theme “BACH” R. Schumann, “the Book of job” and Faust P. Eben, “the Nativity of the Lord” by O. Messiaen, the works of Reubke Yu, Z. Hag-Elert and other composers. Olga Efremova made several recordings on radio and television as well as on CD-ROM. The performing activity she combines with teaching – leads the organ and piano at the Odessa national musical Academy named after A.V. Nezhdanova. Its graduates successfully continue their education in Ukraine and abroad.