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Helena Radojevic-Popovic

       Helena Radojevic Popovic completed her master's degree in piano at the University of Music in Würzburg and then further trained as a song designer at the University of Music and Theater in Hamburg, where she earned her second diploma.

 

During her training she has received numerous awards in various competitions including:

  • the 2nd piano prize at the Maritim Competition 2019,

  • the sponsorship prize in the “Wolfgang Fischer and Maria Fischer-Flash Prize” competition in the chamber music category in Würzburg 2015

  • the 1st prize in the national competition in Belgrade, Serbia in the piano solo category in 2009 and 2007,

  • the 1st prize in the national competition in Belgrade, Serbia in the chamber music ensemble category in 2010

  • the 1st prize in the international competition "Davorin Jenko" in Belgrade, Serbia in 2010 and 2009.

Her numerous performances include concerts in the Kolarac Hall in Belgrade and in the hall of the Belgrade Philharmonic. She has attended master classes with renowned pianists such as Grigori Gruzman, Bernd Glemser, Eberhard Feltz, Aleksandar Šandorov, Michael Uhde, Borbély László and Roman Trekel.

In 2018, for special academic achievements, she received a Germany scholarship as well as a Bayreuth scholarship, a scholarship from the “Young Musicians” Foundation and a performance scholarship from the Hamburg University of Music and Theater.

Since 2023, Helena has been working as a piano teacher at the state youth music school in Hamburg.

S. von Lepel, Hamburg

The piano salon is taught by very competent teachers who put their heart and soul into their work. They are very attentive to the learner, have a lot of patience and are open to musical requests!

C. Ovando, Hamburg

I highly recommend this piano teacher. I have made a lot of progress. She has a lot of musical knowledge and a lot of patience, which makes learning a lot of fun!

C. Reimers, Hamburg

Very friendly atmosphere. The students are well looked after and theory is easily incorporated. It's a lot of fun!
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