Name: Alisa Sadikova, Harp
Start: 2025-02-09T14:00:00
Location: University of North Dakota

The North Dakota Museum of Art is set to host a series of enchanting musical events, featuring extraordinary performances by prodigious talents. This year's lineup includes the mesmerizing Alisa Sadikova on harp, the dynamic duo of Rebecca Fischer on violin and Simone Dinnerstein on piano, and the soulful guitar mastery of Jason Vieaux. These artists, each acclaimed in their own right, promise to deliver an unforgettable experience of classical music, blending their unique styles and profound skill to create a symphony of strings that will captivate audiences.

A Symphony of Strings: Celebrating Musical Prodigies at the North Dakota Museum of Art

Alisa Sadikova

North Dakota Museum of Art

Alisa Sadikova, Harp

University of North Dakota

Rebecca Fischer, Violin Simone Dinnerstein, Piano

Jason Vieaux, Classical Guitar

Alisa Sadikova is a prodigy classical harpist from Saint Petersburg, Russia. From 2010 to 2018, she studied at the Special Music School of Saint Petersburg Conservatory, with Karina Maleeva; during 2018–2021, she attended Cambridge Musica Mundi High School in Waterloo, Belgium, with Catherine Michel; from August 2021 to the present, she started her bachelor’s degree at the Juilliard School in New York, USA, with Nancy Allen. Alisa is a winner of many international competitions: Absolute First Prize at the International Youth Contest in New York, USA (2010); First Prize at the International Competition of Music Talent in Hanstätten, Germany (2011); Absolute First Prize at the International Competition in Helsinki, Finland (2011); The Yuri Temirkanov Prize (2012); Scholarship holder and owner of an Individual Grant from the Vladimir Spivakov Foundation (2015); 3rd Prize at The Young Talents of Russia (2017); 4th Prize at The 20th International Harp Contest in Israel (2018); First Prize at The Scandinavian International Instrumental Music Competition (2023); Absolute First Prize at the World Grand Prix International Music Contest (2023); First Degree Winner at the Eleventh Sibelius International Instrumental Music Competition (2023); First Degree Winner at the Clara Schuman International Competition (2023); recipient of a Study Grant from the Guzik Foundation (2021–2022), (2022–2023), (2023-2024);  A soloist of the World Harp Congress in Australia (2014), and in Hong Kong (2017); participated as a soloist in the international tour with Sarah Brightman (26 concerts in 16 countries) “Royal Christmas Gala”.

Alisa Sadikova, Harp

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