Music

 Pianist and Educator Nina Soyfer

Dr. Nina Soyfer

Over the past decade, Nina Soyfer performed Chopin, Beethoven, Rachmaninoff, and Debussy all over the world – from Canada to Ukraine, from America to Israel: and she loves to inspire all generations with classical music.

She is a prize-winning pianist, painter, musician, and composer who was born in Ukraine. Her style of composition ranges from classical to pop, and from minimalist to impressionistic. She is a composer on music royalty-free website Ponds 5, and a commercial artist/composer on CD Baby, Itunes, Spotify, Amazon, and all major networks and stores internationally.

CV

• Published in the International Journal of Contemporary Composition (IJCC)
  (i.e., article, Vol., 3, 2012, pp. 23-51, ISSN 2304-4098)
• Dancer/soloist, drummer, and singer/song writer with ADE
  annual Humanity in Harmony Festival: An Interdisciplinary
  Expressive Culture Performance Collaboration (IECPC)
• Western Harmony                   
  Teaching Assistant/Tutorial Leader, Marker Grader
  At York University (Winter 2013)
• Thomas W. Doherty Prize in Piano (Apr. 2008)
• Prize-Winner Visual Atist of “Israel in Dance and Colour” (June 2003)
• Released album Radiant Classics with David Jaeger and Doug Doctor as producer and engineer (respectively) as an artist signed with Really Records  record label.
• Published five separate compositions on Itunes:
  1. Wonderous Meditation (link below)
  https://itunes.apple.com/ca/album/wondrous-meditation-single/1381434278
  2. Healing (live) (link below)
  https://itunes.apple.com/ca/album/perspective-changer/1327986422
  3. Spring in Fall (link below)
  https://itunes.apple.com/ca/album/ananda/1330989420
  5. Bandura in G (link below)
  https://itunes.apple.com/ca/album/ananda/1330989420

Review from Whole Note:

“The disc opens with Beethoven’s 32 Variations on an Original Theme in C Minor WoO 80 and closes with his Appasionata Sonata. The Variations demand many changes in mood and the sonata depends greatly on the convincing delivery of the first movement’s heroic theme. Soyfer comes to these works with an unerring sense of who Beethoven is in all his emotional complexity, and creates an experience that is both authentic and profound.” Alex Baran
Read full review here: https://www.thewholenote.com/index.php/booksrecords2/listening-room-c/27750-radiant-classics-nina-soyfer#read-the-review

Nina’s music is available on youtube, with lowered resolution, for preview.
https://www.youtube.com/user/NaonaNina