Spanish Young Music Talents: Alexander Beliakov de Felipe, piano

(SYMT) is the new program of the Cultural Office of the Embassy of Spain in Washington, D.C. SYMT has been envisioned to enhance and support Spanish young musicians’ careers, in collaboration with U.S. music schools and universities at a higher level (bachelor and graduate students orchestras), offering them an experience abroad.

SYMT aims to offer young musicians not only a concert or recital in the U.S., but a complete experience with complementary activities such as masterclasses, talks, conferences, etc. to broaden their opportunities and contacts. All visiting musicians are winners of the Juventudes Musicales de España national award and under 33 years old.

As part of his participation in the Spanish Young Music Talents program, Alexander Beliakov will perform works from a varied period of classical music in an exclusive performance at the Spanish Cultural Center. Beliakov de Felipe will also visit NYU to offer a recital and parallel activities with students.

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Born in Málaga, he began his studies in Madrid at the age of six. In 2011, he was selected as a child prodigy to participate in various television programs. He later moved to Valencia, where he completed his professional and higher studies, earning awards for academic excellence and top honors.

He has attended several courses and masterclasses with renowned international professors such as Galina Eguiazarova, Leonel Morales, Carles Marín, Ivan Cítera, and Mauricio Valina. He has won multiple national and international awards in competitions held in Valencia, Madrid, Austria, France, and recently at the Juventudes Musicales de España competition, giving recitals across the country.

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