BIOGRAPHY
Winner of the Heirs of Romanian Music scholarship in the 2023 edition, pianist Nil Mladin is a graduate of the Royal Academy of Music in London, where he studied with a full scholarship and emerged as one of the most dynamic and energetic musicians. A student of professors Joanna MacGregor and Florian Mitrea, Nil also benefited from the guidance of professors Boris Petrushansky, Ian Fountain, Imogen Cooper, Yevgeny Sudbin, Håkon Austbø, and Rustem Hayroudinoff.
During his studies at the Academy, he actively participated in numerous concerts and projects, performing music ranging from Rameau, Prokofiev, Messiaen, Bartok concertos to silent film soundtracks. His success in competitions led to invitations to perform concerts with the National Radio Orchestra of Romania and at the Romanian Athenaeum in Bucharest. As part of the Heirs of Romanian Music scholarship, Nil is also invited to perform a recital at the Romanian Athenaeum organized by Radio Romania Muzical, another concert with the Radio Orchestras, as well as recitals organized by the Brasov Philharmonic and the Romanian Youth in Bucharest. At the Cluj Philharmonic, he is scheduled to appear in a concert series, as well as in a recital as part of the 2024 "Autumn Musical Cluj" festival. He has also been offered an artistic representation contract by Artexim. Additionally, Nil Mladin is set to record in the Radio Romania studios in 2024.
Nil was born in Romania and began studying the piano with one of the most renowned piano teachers in Romania, Viorica Nistoroiu. As a student at the "George Enescu" National College of Music, he quickly became one of the most talented pianists of his generation, winning numerous national and international competitions in Eastern Europe and participating in festivals and summer academies.
In the United Kingdom, he has given recitals for various concert societies, both as a solo pianist and with his piano trio. An exploratory personality, Nil always experiments with new approaches to music, possessing a passionate artistic voice of his own.