Arseniya Sibilyova — violinist | Concerts, Videos, Booking

Arseniya is one of the top-3 violinists in 2024/2025 season in Russia, according to the ClassicalMusicNews.Ru

“Her performances are consistently praised for their deep artistic taste, virtuosity, and unique personality.” (Russian Music Society)

Arseniya Sibilyova — violinist | Concerts, Videos, Booking

Arseniya Sibilyova is a violinist, a laureate of international competitions.

Her awards include the Grand Prix of the Rudolf Matz International Violin Competition (Croatia, 2016), First Prize at the Beethoven International Violin Competition (Austria, 2016), and Third Prize at the Leonid Kogan International Violin Competition (Brussels, 2020). She has appeared as a soloist with the Mariinsky Theatre Orchestra, the St. Petersburg State Symphony Orchestra, and many other orchestras, performing in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Rome, Vienna, Berlin, Paris, and Muscat, among other cities.

In 2024, she graduated from the Tchaikovsky Moscow State Conservatory (class of Prof. Sergey Kravchenko) and the Stauffer Academia in Cremona (class of Maestro Salvatore Accardo).

Awards and competitions

• 2020: III Prize, IV International Leonid Kogan Violin Competition (Brussels)

• 2020: Gold Medal, XII Delphic Games of the CIS Countries

• 2019: Gold Medal, XIX Delphic Games of Russia

• 2019: I Prize, XV International Competition of Young Musicians, String Instruments category (Moscow)

• 2018: Gold Medal, XVIII Delphic Games of Russia

• 2018: I Prize, II International Violin Competition “Jumeirah Sounds” (Dubai)

• 2016: Grand Prix, XV Rudolf Matz International Violin Competition (Croatia)

• 2016: I Prize, XII International Ludwig van Beethoven Violin Competition (Austria)

• 2013: Gold Medal, XIV Delphic Games of Russia

Scholarships, grants and fellowships

• Scholarship of the Create the Future Foundation (Moscow, 2024)

• Grants of the Mayor of Moscow (2016, 2018)

• Young Talents of Russia Award (2015, 2018)

• Participant in programs of the Sirius Educational Center (2018)

• Fellow of the Vladimir Spivakov Foundation (2015)

• Fellow of the Moscow Department of Culture (2013)

• Fellow of the New Names Foundation (2012)

Orchestras

Arseniya has appeared as a soloist with:
• Mariinsky Theatre Orchestra

• St. Petersburg State Symphony Orchestra

• St. Petersburg State Academic Symphony Orchestra

• St. Petersburg State Classical Symphony Orchestra

• St. Petersburg Academic Capella

• Bashkortostan State Symphony Orchestra

• S. V. Rachmaninoff Academic Symphony Orchestra

• Sochi Symphony Orchestra

• North Caucasus Symphony Orchestra

• Ulyanovsk, Tula, Vyatka, Samara, Kaliningrad and Rostov Symphony Orchestras

• Moscow Camerata Chamber Orchestra

• Orenburg Chamber Orchestra

Concert geography

Abroad: Rome, Vienna, Berlin, Luxembourg, Paris, Beirut, Muscat, Guangzhou, Yerevan, Astana.

Russia: Moscow, St. Petersburg, Samara, Kaliningrad, Kirov, Tula, Michurinsk, Orenburg, Kislovodsk, Rostov, Arkhangelsk, Novosibirsk, Yekaterinburg, Sochi.

Festivals and academies

• BACH Istanbul’DA Classical Music Festival, Istanbul (2024, 2025)

• Yuri Bashmet Winter Festival, Sochi (2021, 2024, 2025)

• Trans-Siberian Vadim Repin Festival (XII), Novosibirsk (2024, 2025)

• International Tchaikovsky Youth Festival (IV), Moscow–Klin (2024, 2025, 2026)

• Tchaikovsky Festival, Hermitage, St. Petersburg (2023)

• Dmitry Kogan Classical Music Festival (V), Arkhangelsk (2023, 2024)

• All-Russian Classical Music Festival (I), Sochi (2022)

• Accademia Chigiana, Siena (2023)

• Sommermusik Festival Oberes Nagoldtal, Nagold (2023)

• Sommermusik Academy, Marktoberdorf (2023, 2025)

• Summer Academy of the St. Petersburg House of Music (2020–2024, 2026)

• “Leipziger Notenspur” Festival, Leipzig (2018, 2019)

• “Beethoven Pastoral Project”, Berlin (2019)

• Moscow International Festival of Young Soloists (XXIII)

• Virtuoso 2017 Romantic Music Festival (XII)

Masterclasses

Boris Kushnir, Salvatore Accardo, Vadim Repin, Boris Garlitsky, Dmitry Berlinsky, Vadim Gluzman, Dora Schwarzberg, Viktoria Mullova, Massimo Quarta, Marco Ricci, Michael Barenboim.