Nicoleta Savvidou is an acclaimed Cypriot concert pianist recognized for her expressive depth, refined technique, and artistic vision. She maintains an active international career across Europe and the United States, appearing in distinguished venues including Rachmaninoff’s Villa Senar, the Spiegelsaal of the Opernhaus Zürich, La Grange au Lac, Harvard University’s Lehman Hall, Harvard’s Club in Boston, the Grand Kronenhof Hall, the Hochschule für Musik und Theater Hamburg, and the Cyprus Marine Club, among others.

A highlight of her career includes a live recorded performance at the historic Birthplace of Aphrodite, presented by the Avantgarde Cultural Foundation as part of the Piano Tour, supported by the Department of Contemporary Culture of the Deputy Ministry of Culture of Cyprus. An awardee of the Bergos AIR (Artist in Residence), Savvidou collaborated on a range of artistic projects presented in conjunction with the 150th-anniversary celebrations of Sergei Rachmaninoff.

Savvidou holds a Master of Music in Piano Performance from the Longy School of Music of Bard College, where she studied with Donald Berman and was awarded the Christopher Horner Endowed Scholarship. She also holds a Bachelor of Music, summa cum laude, from the Boston Conservatory at Berklee, where she studied with Max Levinson. She is currently pursuing her Graduate Performance Diploma at Longy School of Music, continuing her advanced artistic development.

Based in Boston for the past nine years, Savvidou balances an active performance career with a deep commitment to education. As both a dedicated performer and educator, she brings a wide-ranging repertoire to life, honoring classical music’s rich heritage while empowering the next generation to embrace their creative potential. She is committed to music as a catalyst for connection and exchange, utilizing performance and education to bridge cultures and create a lasting artistic impact worldwide.