Adrian Herpe, born to a French father and a Ukrainian mother, draws from both cultures to enrich his pianistic artistry. After beginning his studies in Ukraine, he quickly distinguished himself in international competitions such as the Crescendo International Music Competition in Geneva and the Chatou Piano Competition. His training led him to the Royal Conservatory of Brussels, where he studied with Johan Schmidt and Yoko Kikuchi, and worked with masters such as Rena Shereshevskaya, Dmitry Alexeev, Elisabeth Leonskaya, and Robert Levin. Deeply committed to his country of origin, Adrian has performed numerous benefit recitals in support of Ukraine. He is currently refining his skills in Vienna under the guidance of Anna Malikova. A Yamaha and Safran Foundation scholar, Adrian is pursuing a promising international career, with a notable appearance winning 3^rd Prize at the Bösendorfer Piano Competition at the Musikverein Vienna.