Dr. Mimoza Keka is a Munich-based concert pianist whose international concert activity includes solo recitals, chamber music and orchestral performances across Europe and the United States. She has appeared in cities including Munich, Paris, Rome, Prague, Bristol, Milan, Trieste, Siena, Istanbul and New York City, as well as at venues and festivals including Schloss Nymphenburg, Herrenchiemsee, the Ohrid Summer Festival and the Skopje Philharmonic.

Her artistic path was shaped in particular by her work with Prof. Lilya Zilberstein, under whose guidance she completed her Master of Arts degree. From 2015 to 2017, she participated in masterclasses at the Accademia Musicale Chigiana in Siena.

As a soloist with orchestra, Keka has performed Camille Saint-Saëns’ Piano Concerto No. 2. During the pandemic, she also performed Benjamin Britten’s Piano Concerto Op. 13 in a streamed concert from the Skopje Philharmonic, presented with piano accompaniment. For several years, she worked as an artistic collaborator and pianist in the Opera Studio at the Faculty of Music in Skopje, working with undergraduate and postgraduate vocal students.

Keka completed her doctoral degree in Musical Arts at the age of 26 with the dissertation The Use of Digital Technologies in Quantitative Analysis of Piano Performance, examining musical interpretation through parameters including timing, dynamics, articulation and touch.

Based in Munich, she combines her concert activity with piano teaching and the development of her own concert series and artistic formats. For Schlosskonzerte Mimoza Keka and Chiemsee Insel Klassik, she shapes the artistic direction and programme conception of the concert formats.

Her recording Non-Fungible, featuring works by Johann Sebastian Bach, Alexander Scriabin and Samuel Barber, was released in 2022.