INGA LIUKAITYTĖ
Inga Liukaitytė
Concert pianist |
Artist-researcher
About Inga
Inga Liukaitytė is a Lithuanian pianist and artist-researcher based in the UK. Her performances explore the relationship between musical interpretation, embodiment and spirituality, inviting audiences to experience classical music in new and deeply reflective ways. A laureate of more than fifteen international piano competitions, Inga has performed at the Barbican Hall, St James Piccadilly, Glasgow Royal Concert Hall and Edinburgh Fringe.
Alongside a broad concert repertoire, Inga is particularly drawn to the music by Olivier Messiaen. She begins a prestigious AHRC-funded PhD (Landscape Award) at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire in September 2026. Her research project is Embodying the Divine: Practice-led Research on Embodied Interpretation of Olivier Messiaen's Vingt Regards sur l'Enfant-Jésus and Catalogue d'oiseaux.
Noble, grand, and intelligent - these epithets could be used to describe the recital 'Music of Angels' by the pianist Inga Liukaitytė. <...> She performed Beethoven's Sonata op. 110 with a huge ambition, respect for the composer and his text, listening and hearing every modulation, every change of harmony, every counterpoint in both fugues. <...> The complex rhythms of Regard des Anges by Olivier Messiaen were executed with great precision and it sparkled with artful colours and shades.
Alina Ramanauskienė, Kauno Diena newspaper
