Passion and curiosity describe the young German-Bolivian pianist Adriana von Franqué best. With her natural charisma and enthralling moderations she captures the audience‘s imagination. Sustainable development in the classical concert scene is an important personal matter to her which is why she steadily works on new concepts for extraordinary and topical concert formats.

Adriana von Franqué was born in Berlin in 1993. She is a multiple prize winner of the German music competition “Jugend Musiziert“ and got rewarded with the Butterfly Communications Piano Prize, with the Classical Prize of the Rotary Club Berlin and with the second prize at the Elise Meyer Competition Hamburg of 2017.

Her concert performances led her to venues in Germany, Poland, France, Bolivia, Austria and the United States of America. She had soloist appearances at music festivals as "Wedeler Musiktage“, "Bergedorfer Musiktage“ and she also participated as a refined chamber musician at "Klang der Unruhe“, "Joie de vivre" Vienna and in the chamber music series of Herrenhaus Borstel.

In 2015 she inaugurated an exhibiton at the Museum for Communication Berlin alongside the former president of Germany, Joachim Gauck. Her collaboration with "Billstedt Classics“, a concert series for children of socially disadvantaged backgrounds in Hamburg, was broadcasted on German television by NDR Hamburg Journal in 2017.

As a very passionate and curious young artist she steadily works on new concepts for extraordinary and topical concert formats. On these grounds she loves to interact with the audience and to speak about her programs during her performances. In 2019 she organised her own innovative concert project at "CLAB Festival Hamburg“.

She studied with Prof. Hubert Rutkowski and Prof. Aleksandar Madžar in Hamburg and she is an scholarship alumni of the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung. She got previously sponsored by the Rotary Club Hamburg-Steintor and the Kölner Gymnasial- und Stiftungsfonds. She is a member of ¡RIMA!, a network of Ibero-American musicians promoting the classical music of their countries. Currently she lives in Berlin.