Viktoriya Yermolyeva

Career Yermolyeva started playing piano at the age of 4.

In the early classical phase of her career, she won a variety of piano competitions, such as 1st Prize at "Filippo Trevisan" competition for Piano Interpretation in Italy, winner of The Grachtenfestival 2005 Amsterdam, 1st Prize at 35th International Competition "Vincenzo Bellini" in Italy, 1st Prize at 20th International Piano Competition "Citta di Marsala", 1st Prize at International Piano Competition "Citta' Di Trani", 1st Prize at 4th Sigismund Thalberg International Competition, and the Grand Prix at 9th Pierre Lantier International Music Competition in duet with V. Dmitriev (flute) in France. It was funded via the crowdfunding platform PledgeMusic, and was entitled "Fan's Edition".

In 2020, Yermolyeva released the album Happiness is not the Point consisting of original compositions. On the album she plays the piano as well as providing singing and spoken word.

Personal life Yermolyeva currently resides with her pets in Austria. She enjoys various crafts. Yermolyeva speaks Ukrainian, Russian, English, and German. Yermolyeva holds amongst her native Ukrainian citizenship the German citizenship as well.

Discography 2016 Fan's edition (Run United) 2024 Dark imperfect (Vinyl)

Awards 2004 – Sigismund Thalberg International Piano Prize, Naples, 4th Edition (First prize) 2005 – Grachtenfestival, Codarts, Rotterdam (winner of the Jury Prize)