Albert
Mamriev

Pianist, conductor, music producer Albert Mamriev was born in Dagestan and studied with his father – a famous musician – Yankel Mamriev, with Professor Alexander Bakulov and Professor Nikolai Kostylev at the Central Music School of  the Tchaikovsky Moscow Conservatory , with Professor Sergei Dorensky in the Tchaikovsky Moscow Conservatory as well as with Professor Arie Vardi at the S. Rubin  Academy of Music at the Tel Aviv University (B. Mus and M. Mus.) And at the Hannover University of Music, Drama and Media (solo class).

Albert Mamriev is prizewinner of many international piano competitions such as: "Gina Bachauer" in Salt Lake City, "UNISA" in Pretoria, "Vianna da Motta" in Lisboa, "Scottish International" in Glasgow, "China International" in Beijing and many others.

In 1992 for his concert activities and the performance of the music of Dagestanian composers, Albert Mamriev received a very important award – the Lenin Komsomol Prize.

In 1996 he also received a special award – concert grand piano from the President of Israel, Mr. Ezer Weizman.

Mamriev gives concerts worldwide at numerous renowned festivals such as:

• the "Shanghai" International Festival (China),
• the "Gina Bachauer" International Festival (USA),
• the "Hong Kong" International Festival, (Hong Kong)
• the "Jerusalem" International Music Festival (Israel),
• the "Kotor-Art" Festival (Montenegro),
• the "Malta" International Festival, (Malta)
• the "Piano Stars of the 21st Century" Festival (Russia),
• the "Ludwigsburg Castle Festival" (Germany),
• the "Pianotune" Festival (Belgium),
• the "Franz Liszt" Festival (Italy),
• the "Wernigeröder Schlossfestepielen" (Germany),
• the "Roccabrivio" Festival (Italy),
• the "Ailon Baltic" Festival (Estonia),
• the "IKFEM" Festival (Portugal)
• the "Madeira" International Piano Festival (Portugal) 

and repeatedly gives piano recitals and Masterclasses in many music centers around the world, including Almeria, Augsburg, Beijing, Berlin, Braunschweig, Brussels, Cleveland, Dallas, Düsseldorf, Glasgow, Granada, Hamburg, Hanover, Jerusalem, London, Los Angeles, Madrid, Mexico City, Milano, Moscow, Munich, Berlin, Paris, Reykjavick, Salt Lake City, Seoul, Stuttgart, Taipei, Taijuan, Tallin, Tel Aviv, Toluca, Venice and many others.