About
- Dublin, Ireland
Sulamita Pyvovar is a Ukrainian pianist based in Dublin, currently completing her Master's degree in Music Performance at the Royal Irish Academy of Music, where she studies with Professor Lance Coburn.
Her performances have taken her to major concert venues in Ireland and Ukraine, including the National Concert Hall in Dublin, where in June 2026 she performed Prokofiev's Piano Concerto No. 3 with the Hibernian Orchestra. She has also appeared as a soloist with the Lviv National Symphony Orchestra and the Khmelnytsky Regional Philharmonic Orchestra, performing Beethoven's Piano Concerto No. 3.
Sulamita began her musical education at the Donetsk Regional Specialized Music School for Gifted Children and the Lviv State Musical Lyceum before continuing her studies at the Lviv National Music Academy. Following her relocation to Ireland in 2022, she continued her artistic development at the Royal Irish Academy of Music.
Her recent distinctions include the Lucien and Maura Teissier Scholarship and the Hibernian Orchestra Concerto Competition in 2025, followed by the Maura Dowdall Award in 2026 for her performance of Taktakishvili's Piano Concerto N0.1.
Alongside her solo work, Sulamita is active as a chamber musician. She has performed at venues including the John Field Room at the National Concert Hall and Calary Church as part of the Music in Calary Festival, and was nominated for the ChamberFest Dublin Prize for performances of works by Hindemith and Liszt.