The Cello Museum
Spotlight on New Music.
Presented in collaboration with New York Women-Composers featuring "Athena" for cello solo
Three Wishes
New release with Berten D'Hollander, flute
featured at "The Flute View" online magazine
1. Where did you get your Inspiration?
NS: Really in each other I think. Berten has an astounding, unique personality. In combination with his unbelievable humor and phenomenal musicality it is hard not to be influenced! His energy is contagious, I think he claims mine to be the same way.
BDH: Absolutely. Nina and I met in March 2023, about a half a year ago. I was invited to perform and give masterclasses in Atlantic City. Nina was hired as a pianist to perform with me. It was clear right away, from the moment of Nina’s appearance, that she was more than just a collaborative pianist, but rather an exceptionally talented musician. Later that day I asked her if she had anything for flute- and that’s how I came across her suite “Three Wishes” that we wound up recording and performing. I hope that was only the start of our collaboration!
Read the full interview here
The Cello Museum
Spotlight on New Music.
Presented in collaboration with New York Women-Composers featuring "Athena" for cello solo
The Cello Museum
Spotlight on New Music.
Presented in collaboration with New York Women-Composers featuring "Athena" for cello solo
Interview with Mark Hagerty
In 2018 "Gelidi riflessi" for violin and harpsichord received its world premiere in Wilmington, DE. Composer Mark Hagerty presented Nina Siniakova to the audience prior the performance and asked several questions.
Queens Tribune.
Musicians of Queens.
If she weren’t a pianist and composer, Nina Siniakova might have been a philosopher. Her music, which is largely in the contemporary classical genre, explores the boundaries of life and love,
theology and narrative read more
Times Ledger, New York
After arriving in New York from Minsk, Belarus, by way of Cologne, Germany, classically trained pianist Nina Siniakova toiled as a human jukebox on a grand piano.
Granted she wasn’t working for tips in a bar. Instead Siniakova spent her days as a class musician for the New York City Ballet. read more,
NY 1 TV Channel Interview
featuring composers' residence at Flushing Town Hall
