Liubov Nosova

Biography

Liubov Nosova is a Russian conductor. Her rapidly rising career has led her to conduct some of Europe’s finest orchestras, including Geneva’s Orchestra de la Suisse Romande and Zurich’s Tonhalle Orchestra in Switzerland; the Berliner Symphoniker,  Bochum Symphoniker, Neubrandenburg Philharmonie, Brandenburgisches and Staatsorchester Frankfurt in Germany; the Orchestra of Extremadura and Orchestra City of Lliria in Spain, the Moscow State Symphony Orchestra, the Symphony Orchestras of Saint-Petersburg Conservatory, the Saint Petersburg Academic Symphony Orchestra, the St. Petersburg State Academic Capella and the Tolyatti Philharmonic in Russia; and the Orchestre National de France and Paris Mozart Orchestra in France.

Since August 2023, Liubov Nosova serves as Resident Conductor with the Rostov Academic Symphony Orchestra, in Rostov-on-Don, Russia. In September 2025, she will take on a Kapellmeister role at the Kolobov Novaya Opera in Moscow.

Liubov Nosova began her musical journey at the age of 4, first as pianist and later as organist, studying at the famed Rimsky-Korsakov State Conservatory in Saint Petersburg, where she performed as a soloist with a symphony orchestra for the first time aged just 9 years old. At the age of 18 she stood for the first time as conductor on the podium of the Conservatory’s symphony orchestra. She later completed her orchestra conducting studies at the Zurich University of Arts and the Berlin University of Arts, under the guidance of maestros including Paavo Järvi, Daniele Gatti, Johannes Schlaefli, James Lowe, Vladimir Fedoseev, Rodolfo Fischer, A.Titov, Harry Curtis and Steven Sloane. In 2021 Liubov Nosova was offered a place in Germany’s prestigious Forum Dirigieren by the German Music Council.

She won the Second Prize at the 2021 International Conducting Competition in Llira (Spain) and in 2024 she won the Second Prize at the renowned La Maestra International Competition for Women Conductors at the Philharmonie in Paris. This led to numerous guest conducting invitations, including debut engagements with the Landestheater Coburg Philharmonic, Philharmonische Orchester der Stadt Trier and Erzgebirgische Philharmonie in Germany; the Montpellier National Opera, Orchestre de Caen and Paris Mozart Orchestra in France; the Saint Petersburg Academic Symphony Orchestra, St. Petersburg State Academic Capella, Moscow’s Kolobov Novaya Opera and Yekaterinburg’s Sverdlovsk State Academic Philharmonic in Russia; The Morocco Philharmonic Orchestra in Casablanca, Morocco; and the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra in the United States.


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