La Razón
Eva Gevorgyan’s passion for music began at an early age. "I was so in love with the sound of the orchestra, with music, that I kept asking her to let me try the piano.”
For Gevorgyan, this passion remains at the heart of her development as an artist: “The most important thing is that you have your own love for music. Without that, it is impossible to grow as a musician.”
Today, she is equally committed to sharing that passion with a new generation of listeners. “I want people to know more about it. I think social media helps, as does the way you communicate with the audience.” Her aim is to make classical music feel closer and more accessible, particularly to younger audiences.
Reflecting on the future of the art form, Gevorgyan is optimistic: “It’s not dying, it’s alive, but we need to help it become even more alive.”