Tatiana Samouil

Tatiana Samouil is a Professor of Violin at the Queen Elisabeth Music Chapel in Belgium, Royal Conservatory of Antwerp, and Musikene Superior Arts Center in Spain. She is a globally acclaimed violinist, chamber musician, and pedagogue, celebrated for her performances alongside renowned artists and orchestras.

• Studied at Moscow Tchaikovsky Conservatory with Maia Glezarova and Brussels Conservatory with Igor Oistrakh.
• Recognized in The Golden Book of Twenty to Twenty First Century Talents of Russia.

Her research interests span violin pedagogy, chamber music interpretation, and classical/contemporary repertoire exploration. Despite a near-fatal accident in 2014, she staged a miraculous comeback, continuing to perform and teach internationally.

Scientific awards include prestigious competition prizes and the Diapason d'Or. She also earned a nomination for Best Classical Release of Latin America 2009 for her recording of Luis Gianneo's Violin Concerto.