Nathalia Milstein was born in Lyon in 1995 into a family of Russian musicians, and began playing the piano at the age of 4 with her father Serguei Milstein. In 2013, Nathalia entered the Haute école de Musique de Genève in Nelson Goerner's class; after obtaining her Bachelor's and Master's degrees as soloist with distinction, she continued her studies with Nelson Goerner at the Barenboim-Said Akademie in Berlin. In 2018, still at the Barenboim-Said Akademie, Nathalia joins András Schiff's class.

Throughout her training, Nathalia has benefited from the advice of eminent musicians and pedagogues such as Daniel Barenboim, Mikhail Voskressensky, Elena Ashkenazy, Jan Wijn, Menahem Pressler and Enrico Pace.

Winning 1st Prize at the 10th International Piano Competition in Dublin in May 2015, Nathalia Milstein met with international success. Since then, she has been invited to perform in recital at Carnegie Hall (Zankel Hall) in New York, the National Concert Hall in Dublin, the Wigmore Hall in London, the Gewandhaus in Leipzig, the Pierre Boulez Saal in Berlin, the Auditorium de la Maison de la Radio, among others.

Nathalia has won competitions from an early age, including 1st prize in her category at the 3rd International Concerti Competition in Manchester, 2nd prize at the Grand Concours International de Piano à Corbelin in 2013, and 1st prize at the Concours International de Piano à Gaillard in 2014.

She also won the Prix Jeune Soliste des Médias Francophones Publics 2017, awarded by French, Swiss, Belgian and Canadian radio stations.

Among the festivals to which she has been invited are the Festival International de la Roque d'Anthéron, the Festival Radio France Occitanie, the New Ross Piano Festival, the Lille Piano Festival, La Folle Journée, the Flâneries de Reims and the Zaubersee Festival in Lucerne.

Passionate about chamber music, Nathalia regularly shares the stage with renowned musicians and is invited to perform at chamber music festivals such as the West Cork Chamber Music Festival, the Intonations Festival in Berlin, Lavaux Classic in Switzerland, and the Schiermonnikoog Festival and Scaldis Festival in the Netherlands. She has also been invited to collaborate with the Pražák Quartet on their recording of works by Bedřich Smetana.

For several years she has formed a duo with her sister Maria Milstein, a violinist; together they have recorded two discs - "La Sonate de Vinteuil" (2017) and "Ravel Voyageur" (2019), both released by Mirare to international acclaim.

During the 2020/21 season, despite the pause in cultural life, Nathalia will have had the opportunity to return to the Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France - with whom she made her debut in 2016 - under Mikko Franck, and also collaborates with the Orchestre de Chambre de Genève and Arie van Beek.

In 2021/22, Nathalia will have the opportunity to tour Europe as part of the "Building Bridges" concert series organized under the aegis of András Schiff.

Supported by the Safran Foundation and the Tempo Foundation, Nathalia Milstein has recorded a first disc combining Prokofiev and Ravel, released in 2018 by Mirare and awarded a Choc Classica; a second disc "Visions fugitives" was released in September 2021 and awarded Choc Classica of the year 2021.

April 15th
Santiago de Chile, Teatro Municipal de Las Condes
with Michael Barenboim, Astrig Siranossian, Pablo Barragan
Chamber music

April 17th
Lima, Auditorio Santa Ursula
with Michael Barenboim, Astrig Siranossian, Pablo Barragan
Chamber music

April 27th
Geneva, La Cité Bleue
"La Nuit Bleue", musical marathon under the aegis of Nelson Goerner

May 16th
Festival Piano Folies in Le Touquet
Recital

May 24th
Maastricht, Theater aan het Vrijthof
Recital

May 29th
The Hague, Paleiskerk
Recital

June 1st
Amsterdam, Muziekgebouw aan 't IJ
Recital

June 14th
Nara, Hyakunen Kaikan
with Keigo Mukawa, piano
3 Stravinsky ballets

June 16th
Yokohama, Minato Mirai Small Hall
with ensemble Hama no Jack
Chopin Concerto no.1

June 18th, Tokyo
Tokyo Metropolitan Art Space
with Keigo Mukawa, piano
3 Stravinsky ballets

June 20 to 27
Festival Piano en mer
Recital

June 28th to 30th
Festival Internationale Schostakowitsch Tage Gohrisch, Germany

July 1st
Solsberg Festival
with Stephen Waarts, violin

July 19th
Festival Chopin Nohant
Recital

August 30th
Bonn, Beethoven Haus
with Julia Hamos, piano
Concert for the Building Bridges season

August 31st
Amsterdam, Grachtenfestival
with Maria and Serguei Milstein

September 8th
Festival Liszt en Provence
Recital

September 19th to 21st
Monts d'Or Chamber Music Festival

October 13th
Oosterbeek, Oude Kerk (Netherlands)
with Ivan Karizna, cello

October 25th to 28th
Shostakovich Concerto No.2
with the Bremen Philharmoniker

November 15th
Fellheim (Germany)
Recital

November 24th
The Hague, Amare
Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue
with Sound Wave Collective

February 15th
Icking, Klangwelt Klassik (Germany)
with Andrei Ionitsa, cello

February 20 to 23
tour of the Netherlands with Maria Milstein
Enschede, Reeuwijk, Jisp, Gouda

March 9th
Oostzaan, Theater de Kunstgreep (Netherlands)
Recital

March 16th
Polling (Germany)
Recital

March 20th
Schostakovich Concerto n.2
at Opéra de Saint-Etienne

March 25th to 30th
Brahms Concerto n.2
with Gelderland Orchestra & Overijssel Phion

June 26-29
Kronberg, Germany
with Andras Schiff and his students
Anniversary concerts of the Building Bridges season