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“. At the age of eighteen she got rewarded with the Butterfly Communications Piano Prize and with the Classical Prize of the Rotary Club Berlin for the outstanding interpretation of pieces for piano duo together with the Indonesian pianist Rasjsjadi Hidajat. In 2017 she won the second prize at the Elise Meyer Competition Hamburg.

Among the variety of her given concerts shines out her orchestral debut under the baton of Jürgen Peters in 2012 and the opening event of the exhibition “Dialogue with Time – The Art of Aging“ at the Museum for Communication Berlin in 2015, which she brought out accompanied by Joachim Gauck, the former president of Germany. In March 2016 she was invited to Poland to play with the Kielce Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Alessandro Crudele. The young pianist’s concerts led her also to France, Bolivia and to the U.S. and she played at festivals like "Wedeler Musiktage“, "Klang der Unruhe“ and "Bergedorfer Musiktage“. A performance for "Billstedt-Classics“ featuring her was broadcasted on German television by NDR Hamburg Journal in 2017. In 2019 she organised her own concert project at "CLAB Festival Hamburg“ and recorded works of Schubert and Debussy for Young Classicals at Klangmanufaktur Hamburg.

Since 2013 Adriana von Franqué is a student of Hamburg University of Music and Theatre - initially trained by Prof. Ralf Nattkemper and by Prof. Hubert Rutkowski. Currently she is finishing her Master studies as a student of Prof. Aleksandar Madžar. The young pianist in addition received valuable artistic impulses from Prof. Georg Sava, Prof. Grigory Gruzman, Prof. Pavel Nersessian, Prof. Rena Shereshevskaya, Prof. Sergei Ossipenko, Katia Veekmans und Prof. Niklas Schmidt (Trio Fontenay).

An integral part of the young artist’s philosophy is her wish to spread the love for classical music amongst children with little access to classical concerts. Since 2014 she is a regular guest of Billstedt-Classics, a concert series for children of socially disadvantaged backgrounds in Hamburg.

Adriana von Franqué is a scholarship holder of the Friedrich Ebert Foundation and previously got sponsored by the Rotary Club Hamburg-Steintor and the Kölner Gymnasial- und Stiftungsfonds. Aside from that she is a member of ¡RIMA!, a Hamburg based network of Ibero-American musicians promoting the classical music of their countries.