Scholarship recipient Eduard Gevorgyan to represent Armenia at the prestigious Berliner Klavierfesttage and perform at the renowned Berliner Philharmoniker

"Music for Future" Foundation is proud to announce that its scholarship recipient, young pianist Eduard Gevorgyan, has received an exclusive invitation to represent Armenia at the internationally acclaimed Berliner Klavierfesttage piano festival, after impressing with his skill and talent.

As a gifted young musician, Eduard Gevorgyan has been awarded a full scholarship equivalent to €2,900 by the festival to participate in all festival activities.

Taking place from March 3 to 10 at the University of the Arts in Berlin, this prestigious event will culminate in a grand gala concert on March 10 at one of the world’s most iconic concert halls — the Berliner Philharmoniker — where Eduard will perform for an international audience.

This year’s festival brings together outstanding young pianists from around the globe, including participants from China, Israel, Germany, Canada, Italy, the Czech Republic, and Serbia.The program includes masterclasses, seminars, concerts, and networking opportunities designed to guide young musicians toward successful international careers and connect them with the global music community.

Eduard Gevorgyan’s participation in this remarkable event not only reflects his exceptional musical talent, but also marks a significant moment for Armenia — proudly showcasing Armenian artistry on the world stage.

His participation is a moment of pride for the Music for Future Foundation. For the past three years, Eduard has been a dedicated scholarship recipient, actively involved in the Foundation’s educational programs, masterclasses, and concerts, continually refining his artistry and skills.His success is a testament to the Foundation’s unwavering commitment to supporting young talent and underscores its growing impact on shaping the future of classical music and cultural heritage in Armenia, as well as advancing Armenian musicians on the international stage.

Berliner Klavierfesttage brings together the brightest young pianists from around the world, fostering a space where emerging talent and established artists can exchange ideas, inspire one another, and share their music with the world.