Nataliya Sukhina

Nataliya Sukhina has enjoyed numerous years of solo and collaborative performances and projects. She welcomes researching new and diverse repertoire and creating meaningful programs by mixing early, classical, and contemporary music. Nataliya firmly believes that music is a powerful tool to connect people and bring good to this world.

Nataliya Sukhina has been honored to participate in international cultural exchange programs with Aruba Department of Cultural Affairs (2010) and Chinese Music Institute of Peking University (2013). She appeared in chamber series in Lewisville Lake, Amarillo, Chautauqua Institute, Lake City Arts, among others, and was invited as a guest artist by such festivals and competitions as MTNA, NATS, NASA conference, International Trombone Festival, International Horn Symposium, Texas Flute Society Festival, International Society of Bassists Convention, Bradetich International Double Bass Solo Competition, Dallas Contemporary Music Festival, International Alliance of Woman in Music, etc.

Nataliya can be heard on several CDs - Facets 3: New American Music for Trumpet with John Holt and Sophia Grech (2009), 7 Vignettes for 7 Choreographers by Claudia H. Queen (2011), and Shades of Light with Lisa Garner (2014).Upcoming releases include Albright saxophone sonata recorded with David Dees, and collective project “Winds of Change” that highlights new repertoire for trumpet and piano, headed by Andrew Stetson.

Dr. Nataliya Sukhina is currently serving as an Assistant Professor of Practice at Texas Tech University.