Konstantin Zvyagin was born in 1990 in the city of Novgorod in the Russian Federation.
He began his music studies at the Tchaikovsky Music School at the age of 7 and continued until 2009 at the Rachmaninov College of Music, both in his home city.
In 2014, after graduating with distinction from the "Gnesins Russian Academy of music" in Moscow in the class of professor Tatiana Zelikman, Konstantin moved to Germany and finished his musical education at the "Hochschule für Musik und Tanz Köln" in Cologne under Professor Nina Tichman in 2018.
Over the years, Konstantin won some prizes and took part in many regional and international competitions, festivals and master-classes, such as "ClaviCologne Piano Festival" in Cologne, Germany;
"Ruhr Klavierfestival" in Bochum, Germany; "Italian Piano Festival" in San-Giovanni-Teatino;"Tel-Hai International Piano Master Classes" in Israel and others.
In 2016 Konstantin won 4th Prize in the "Lotar-Shevchenko International Piano Competition" in Yekaterinburg in Russia and the scholarship from "Werner Richard - Dr. Carl Dörken Stiftung" in Germany. Since 2016 he was also an "Yehudi Menuhin Live Music Now Köln e.V." Artist.
Konstantin Zvyagin has an active concert activity. He has performed all over Russia, as well as in Ireland, Germany, Italy, France, Poland, Spain, but the greatest experience and pleasure for him was playing in the Weill Recital Hall of Carnegie Hall for the Gala-concert of the "Crescendo International Music Competition".
He has also collaborated and performed with different orchestras, such as: Ural philharmonic orchestra (Russia), Torun symphony orchestra (Poland), Nowgorod philharmonic chamber orchestra (Russia), Kammerorchester Röttgen (Germany).
Konstantin pursues not only a solo career, but he focuses on chamber Music too. Since 2015 he plays in the Trio "SpiegelBild" with Accordionist Vadim Baev and Saxophonist Xavier Larsson Paez.
Since 2020 Konstantin teaches at the Akademie für Tonkunst in Darmstadt.
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