Biography
Julia Aleksandra is a Lithuanian pianist, composer, and improviser whose performances redefine the concert experience. Her intuitive artistry and profound emotional depth turn each performance into a singular and transformative journey.
Her repertoire reflects boundless creativity, embracing classical and contemporary works, cinematic music, original transcriptions, improvisations, and her own compositions. These works have deeply touched audiences and earned recognition from renowned musicians worldwide.
Julia has performed as a soloist in Lithuania, Estonia, Catalonia, Poland, the Czech Republic, Finland, Germany, Spain, Scotland, Cyprus, Latvia, Siberia, and the United States (New York).
Her repertoire reflects boundless creativity, embracing classical and contemporary works, cinematic music, original transcriptions, improvisations, and her own compositions. These works have deeply touched audiences and earned recognition from renowned musicians worldwide.
Julia has performed as a soloist in Lithuania, Estonia, Catalonia, Poland, the Czech Republic, Finland, Germany, Spain, Scotland, Cyprus, Latvia, Siberia, and the United States (New York).
She graduated with a Master’s degree from the Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre, studying classical piano with Prof. Aleksandra Zvirblyte. She has also graduated with a second Master’s degree from the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre, studying contemporary improvisation with Prof. Anto Pett. Other teachers have included Agustí Fernández, Anatolijus Senderovas, Arturas Anusauskas, Pierre Réach, and Aleksandra Juozapenaite-Eesmaa.
Julia is a laureate of numerous national and international piano competitions.
She has also participated in various international projects and festivals of classical, jazz, and contemporary improvisation across Scotland, Finland, Estonia, Germany, Catalonia, and Lithuania.
Julia represented the Republic of Estonia in 2018 at the World Lithuanian Meeting in Vilnius, celebrating the 100th anniversary of the restored state of Lithuania, where she performed her own music.
During 2024, Julia played 12 solo concerts in various cities of Lithuania and Cyprus. At these recitals, she also presented her new compositions and original arrangements to the audience. During this year, Julia also initiated several improvisational music projects of her own.
The year 2025 promises to be even more creatively intense.
During 2024, Julia played 12 solo concerts in various cities of Lithuania and Cyprus. At these recitals, she also presented her new compositions and original arrangements to the audience. During this year, Julia also initiated several improvisational music projects of her own.
The year 2025 promises to be even more creatively intense.
Gallery
Forest musician
In the depth of Lithuanian forest
Forest musician
Concert in Palanga, Lithuania
Free improvisation concert in Glasgow, Scotland
Lady in white
Summertime
Near the Vilnius City Wall (Barbican)
At the Bernardine Gardens
Concert in Druskininkai, Lithuania
M. K. Čiurlionis house, Druskininkai, Lithuania
Deep concentration
Wind of Change
Trakų Vokės dvaras, Vilnius, 2024
Trakų Vokės dvaras, Vilnius, 2024
Studio
After free improvisation concert in Vilnius, Lithuania
New York City, "Birdland" jazz club
In the depth of the Winter
After the concert in Pärnu, Estonia
The autumn leaves