Antonia Miller – piano

The Programme

Antonia Miller – piano

1. Agitato
2. Lento
3. Vivace
4. Largo
5. Allegro molto
6. Lento assai
7. Andantino
8. Molto agitato
9. Largo
10. Allegro molto
11. Vivace
12. Presto
13. Lento
14. Allegro
15. Sostenuto
16. Presto con fuoco
17. Allegretto
18. Allegro molto
19. Vivace
20. Largo
21. Cantabile
22. Molto agitato
23. Moderato
24. Allegro appassionato

The Artist

Antonia Miller has established herself as an internationally successful pianist with a busy concert schedule in many different countries including Germany, Switzerland, France, Spain, Poland, Holland, Denmark, Italy, Hungary, Romania and Portugal. Past concert highlights include recitals in Paris – Maison Heinrich Heine; München – Isarphilharmonie; Vienna – Musikverein; Warsaw – Chopin Recital; Budapest – Old Academy of Music Chamber Hall; Bern – Yehudi Menuhin Forum; Basel – Swiss Foundation for Young Musicians; Lisbon – Museo Nacional da Musica; Leon – Auditorio Ciudad de Leon; plus Zurich, Barcelona, Madrid, Seville and Copenhagen as well as throughout Germany in cities such as Hamburg, Bonn, Stuttgart and Munich.

She has been studying with Cristina Marton-Argerich in Augsburg since 2014 and has won numerous awards at international music competitions (live and online) – in Italy (Massa, Arona, Treviso), Spain (Seville), Switzerland (Zurich), Lithuania, Germany (Augsburg, Munich, Dresden), Greece (Athens), France (Cap Ferret), in USA (Seattle, Los Angeles), Canada (Canadian International Music Competition and Rocky Mountains Competition in Toronto), Argentina (WPTA 2021) and Brazil (Sao Paulo) and has been awarded numerous scholarships, such as ‘Yehudi Menuhin – Live Music Now’ Augsburg and the Deutschlandstipendium of the University of Augsburg. Currently she is a postgraduate student in Piano & Orchestra Conducting at Scuola di Musica di Fiesole/ Florence, Italy.

In addition to her solo concerts, Antonia is a passionate chamber musician and performs in various ensembles. As a soloist in piano concertos she performed with orchestras such as Süddeutsche Camerata, Camerata Aperta, Collegium Musicum and Orchestra Filharmonica Mihail Jora. She also focuses on piano pedagogy, and has many years of teaching experience at several music schools in Munich, Augsburg (Augsburger Domsingknaben) and currently in Stockach and Weinfelden/Switzerland. From 2020 to 2022 she has worked as künstlerische Hilfskraft of the piano class of Cristina Marton-Argerich at Augsburg University.

Antonia Miller is co-initiator and assistant of Cristina Marton-Argerich at Open Piano Class, a successful virtual/live platform of monthly meetings, masterclasses and concerts, awarded with prestigous cultural prizes and nominated for the Deutscher Engagementpreis 2023.