Irina Emeliantseva studied at a music college of the city of Bryansk at Mark Belodubrowski. She studied composition (with Professor South M Slonimsky) and piano (Professor North Eismont) at the Saint St. Petersburg Conservatory of Music, where she worked as an assistant after graduation.
Throughout her career, she worked with the Dresden Symphony Orchestra, with the Russian Chamber Philharmonic Saint St. Petersburg, the Castle Theater of the Music Academy Rheinsberg, the Philarmonic Orchestra of the State Theater Cottbus, the ensemble "Mosaik" Berlin, the Chamber Ensemble "New Music" Berlin, the trio "Boulange" and many other ensembles and performers together. Their orchestral works have been conducted by famous conductors such as Yuri Serebryakov (Юрий Серебряков), Jonathan Stockhammer, Evan Christ, Jürgen Bruns and others Under the influence of the music of A. North. Scriabin and North.A. Roslavets she decided to devote herself to composition.
Further studies followed studies: at the Hochschule für Musik "Hanns Eisler" (Professor P-H Dittrich, graduated with honors) and at the University of Music "Carl Maria von Weber" Doctor East. H. Flammer.
In addition, they received numerous fellowships, stays (composer in residence at the Künstlerhof Schreyahn the Ministry of Culture of Niedersachsen, Castle Wiepersdorf etc) and commissions (eg European Music Summer in Berlin, composition "light splitter" Apocalypse for the ensemble "New vocalist" Berlin) and many more. Her compositions are performed regularly at numerous concerts and festivals.
In addition, their music and their concert appearances are often sent to various radio channels. As a musician Irina Emeliantseva is in demand internationally and one of the most pronounced profiled pianist of our time, particularly in the field of contemporary music
With numerous festivals and concerts played Irina Emeliantseva numerous premieres and Russian premieres of compositions by Dittrich, Messiaen, Roslavets, Lutoslawski, Humel and other, as well as his own works.
She (last at Bayerischer Rundfunk in Munich) recorded several CDs.
