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While studying piano at the J. Naujalis music college and Lithuanian Academy of Music (now Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre), numerous recitals all over Lithuania and successful participation in five international piano competitions.
Piano accompanying for “Daina” student choir and singing alto parts in the concerts of the choir in Lithuania and Poland (1997-2000).
Piano part in the soundtrack for Jonukas ir Grytutė (Hansel and Gretel), a movie by Vytautas V. Landsbergis (2003), music by Šarūnas Nakas.
“Beatrice” (narration and singing) in the performance Aš buvau nušautas (I Was Shot) by Šarūnas Nakas, 2003.
Backing vocals on the album (R)esistere by Anna Maria Castelli, 2006.

Since the year 1999, a concert-announcer in the numerous musical events at the Lithuanian Philharmonic Hall, Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre, Vilnius City Hall, Lithuanian National Drama Theater, Lithuanian Art Gallery and other cultural venues. Major events:

October 21, 2008, the opening concert of the 10th International Congress on Musical Signification at the Lithuanian Academy of Music and Theatre.
Responsible for presentation and announcements of the Jauna muzika New Music Festival (electronic music festival since 2002) in 2001, 2002, 2003 and 2004.
October 22, 2004, the concert of Chordos string quartet for the participants of the 38th Baltic Musicological Conference at the Lithuanian Art Gallery.
November 22, 2003, the musical marathon Great Parade of Music at the Lithuanian Philharmonic Hall.
October 21, 2001, the concert of the “Avanti!” chamber orchestra (Finland) in the Gaida New Music Festival at the Vilnius City Hall.
Fall 1999, four concerts of the participants of the 3rd International M. K. Čiurlionis Piano and Organ Competition at the Stasys Vainiūnas house-museum in Vilnius.
August 1999, Festival of Violin Music in Druskininkai.
Spring 1999, series of piano music evenings at the Stasys Vainiūnas house-museum in Vilnius.

Acting

Sibilla d’Altavilla, countess of Conversano, duchess of Normandy. Documentary I luoghi di Sibilla, dir. Giuseppe Chieco, Italy, 2006.