Among her teachers are such renowned performers and pedagogues as Yakov Milstein, Alexander Yoheles and Eugene Malinin. Boguslavsky holds degrees from the Moscow Gnessin Pedagogical Institute (DMA), the Moscow Conservatory, and the Byelorussian Academy of Music. Petersburg, Moscow, New York, as well as in Lithuania, Latvia, Germany and Spain and has served as a judge at various competitions, including the MTNA State Competition and The Young Pianists Competition in New Jersey. Ms. Lydia Boguslavsky has presented master classes in St. Boguslavsky has published numerous scholarly works, including Working on New Repertoire and The Art of Legato, where she introduced her own methods that reflect on the celebrated Russian school of piano playing. Among her students are many successful soloists, chamber musicians and collaborative artists who actively perform and teach both in Russia and abroad. A highly sought-after pedagogue, Ms. Lydia Boguslavsky began her distinguished teaching career early, becoming one of the youngest piano professors at the Byelorussian State Conservatory upon receiving her Doctorate at the age of 25. Her passion for collaborative work resulted in a highly successful partnership with the celebrated Metropolitan Opera soloist, Dimitri Kavrakos. Boguslavsky has premiered and recorded many works by leading Russian and Byelorussian composers and many of them wrote some works in consideration of her artistic individuality. A major advocate of contemporary music, Ms. Among her many honors and awards are the Byelorussian Government’s Honorable Award, the Superior Teaching Award from the Queens College Cultural Heritage Competition in New York, and top prizes at the Byelorussian National Competition and the Soviet All-State Competition.
Boguslavsky has been recording and performing extensively, both with orchestras and in solo recitals in major cities of the Soviet Republics. One of the most distinguished pianists to emerge from the former Soviet Union, Lydia Boguslavsky has captured audiences throughout the United States, Europe and Russia with a “brilliant combination of technical assurance and sensitivity.” Įver since her debut with the Byelorussian State Philharmonic at the age of 14, Ms. Eliza Bokman is the founding member of the Young Maestro International Competition. Bokman is on the Music faculty at the Taylor Mills Elementary School in Manalapan, N.J.
In addition to her private piano studio, Ms. where she was on the faculty of Monmouth County’s premier music academy, Music University for almost 10 years. After graduating with her second Masters in Music Education from Columbia University, Ms. During her studies, she was on the faculty of the Douglaston School of Music where she led the music class for the youngest of musicians as well as a private studio class. Bokman went on to graduate with a Masters Degree from Manhattan School of Music under Professor Nina Svetlanova. While there, she gave numerous solo and chamber ensemble performances.įollowing the completion of her Bachelors Degree in Piano Performance, Ms. Bokman's extensive accompaniment experience of both vocalists and instrumentalists continued when she was invited by Professor Zuponcic to participate for 5 seasons in the Northern Lights Music Festival both in N.J. Petersburg String Quartet and take master classes with some of the world’s most notable pianists such as Tatiana Werkina, former Director at the Kiev Conservatory in Ukraine, and Naum Shtarkman, famous concert pianist and recording artist.
She also had the pleasure of performing with the distinguished St. While studying at Rowan under the chair of the Piano Department, Professor Veda Zuponcic, she placed 3rd in the NJMTA Piano Competition as well as Honorable Mention Recognition. In those several years prior to beginning studies for her Bachelor of Music Degree at Rowan University, some of Eliza Bokman’s accomplishments included First Prize at the Young Artist International Competition, Silver and Bronze medals at the Z’ecchino D’oro Music Competition, and performances with some of the world’s most renowned artists such as Leonid Ogonessov and Gennady Kupisok. Lydia Boguslavsky, as well as the Mark Twain Middle School for the Gifted and Talented. After studying for several years at the International School of Music, Dance, Art, and Sport, by 12 years old she was accepted into the studio of the distinguished professor Dr. Eliza Bokman was exposed to the world of classical music at the age of 5, and began to excel immediately.
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