London September 2015; DMus programme at the GSMD
Full of motivation to learn, I enrolled on the Doctoral programme under the tutelage of Ronan O’Hora, David Dolan, Razia Sultanova and Claire Taylor-Jay









With a lifelong passion for making music, I have developed a deeply personal approach which weaves together various musical styles. I've constantly sought to improve my musical knowledge and in 2006, I moved to London from Azerbaijan. The performance opportunities that followed, helped me gain invaluable experience as a concert pianist.
Some of my most memorable performances include concerts at the Wigmore Hall, the Barbican Hall in London, and Concertgebouw in Amsterdam.
Since completing my doctorate in 2020, I have endeavoured on an exciting musical journey creating a series of experimental adaptations of J. S. Bach's keyboard works and reprogramming my concert repertoire. Most of these projects have formed a core material for my upcoming recording releases and piano recitals.
Scroll down for some of my most important moments of inspiration over the years that helped me find my artistic path!



With a lifelong passion for making music, I have developed a deeply personal approach which weaves together various musical styles. I’ve constantly sought to improve my musical knowledge and in 2006, I moved to London from Azerbaijan. The performance opportunities that followed, helped me gain invaluable experience as a concert pianist.
Some of my most memorable performances include concerts at the Wigmore Hall, the Barbican Hall in London, and Concertgebouw in Amsterdam.
Since completing my doctorate in 2020, I have endeavoured on an exciting musical journey creating a series of experimental adaptations of J. S. Bach's keyboard works and reprogramming my concert repertoire. Most of these projects have formed the core material for my upcoming recording releases and piano recitals.
Scroll down for some of my most important moments of inspiration over the years that helped me find my artistic path!




London September 2015; DMus programme at the GSMD
Full of motivation to learn, I enrolled on the Doctoral programme under the tutelage of Ronan O’Hora, David Dolan, Razia Sultanova and Claire Taylor-Jay
Lucerne November 2016; Masterclasses with Prof. Robert Levin
One of the leading experts on classical improvisation, Robert Levin, offered me guidance on the interpretation of Bach’s keyboard repertoire.


Salzburg August 2017; Mozarteum International Summer Academy Continuing my work with Robert Levin has expanded my focus on introducing embellishment practises in Bach’s Suites, Mozart and Scarlatti Sonatas. During the summer of 2017, I started researching historical and cultural methods of improvisation in Bach’s Goldberg Variations, Fikrat Amirov’s Variations for Piano and Azerbaijani mugham.




Leipzig February 2018; Bach-Archiv Leipzig
During my one-week studies with Robert Levin in Leipzig, I began implementing my own ideas to repeated sections in Bach’s Partitas, French & English Suites. Through my work on Gara Garayev’s compositions, I became deeply interested in contrapuntal Azerbaijani piano repertoire.


Banff December 2018; Banff Artist Residency
The two-week residency at the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity was very memorable for me and it was where my research on Bach-Mugham crystallised.
London June 2019; Doctoral Recital
A special day for me! The recital at the Milton Court Concert Hall showcased how the four-year research period enabled me to express a renewed understanding of music through my native roots.
Click here to read my doctoral thesis


Paris November/December 2019; Cité des Arts Artist Residency
My two-month artist residency at the heart of Le Marais in Paris inspired me to continue refining my work on Variations on Goldberg. The unique atmosphere of researching, exploring art, performing and living in Paris helped me to expand my artistic imagination.




London March 2020; Doctor of Music Award
Only a week before the national lockdown in the United Kingdom, I was awarded the degree of Doctor of Music. I could not be more grateful to my family, teachers, friends and everyone else who inspired me to keep pursuing this exciting musical journey!
London September 2015; DMus programme at the GSMD
Full of motivation to learn, I enrolled on the Doctoral programme under the tutelage of Ronan O’Hora, David Dolan, Razia Sultanova and Claire Taylor-Jay
Lucerne November 2016; Masterclasses with Prof. Robert Levin
One of the leading experts on classical improvisation, Robert Levin, offered me guidance on the interpretation of Bach’s keyboard repertoire.
Salzburg August 2017; Mozarteum International Summer Academy
Continuing my work with Robert Levin has expanded my focus on introducing embellishment practises in Bach’s Suites, Mozart and Scarlatti Sonatas. During the summer of 2017, I started researching historical and cultural methods of improvisation in Bach’s Goldberg Variations, Fikrat Amirov’s Variations for Piano and Azerbaijani mugham.
Leipzig February 2018; Bach-Archiv Leipzig
During my one-week studies with Robert Levin in Leipzig, I began implementing my own ideas of the repeated sections in Bach’s Partitas, French & English Suites. Through my work on Gara Garayev’s compositions, I became deeply interested in contrapuntal Azerbaijani piano repertoire.
Banff December 2018; Banff Artist Residency
The two-week residency at the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity was very memorable for me and it was where my research on Bach-Mugham crystallised.
London June 2019; Doctoral Recital
A special day for me! The recital at the Milton Court Concert Hall showcased how the four-year research period enabled me to express a renewed understanding of music through my native roots.
Click here to read my doctoral thesis
Paris November/December 2019; Cité des Arts Artist Residency
My two-month artist residency at the heart of Le Marais in Paris inspired me to continue refining my work on Variations on Goldberg. The unique atmosphere of researching, exploring art, performing and living in Paris helped me to expand my artistic imagination.

London March 2020; Doctor of Music Award
Only a week before the national lockdown in the United Kingdom, I was awarded the degree of Doctor of Music. I could not be more grateful to my family, teachers, friends and everyone else who inspired me to keep pursuing this exciting musical journey!