The first oboe

Valeria Alyesyuk graduated with honors from the Central Music School at the Moscow State Tchaikovsky Conservatory (class of Maxim Orekhov) in 2017 and from the Moscow State Tchaikovsky Conservatory (class of Professor Alexey Utkin) in 2022, where she subsequently completed her postgraduate assistantship‑internship programme.

At various times she served as the oboe group co‑principal (répétiteur of the oboe section) of the Symphony Orchestra of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation and the Concert Symphony Orchestra of the Moscow Conservatory, as a soloist of the State Academic Symphony Capella of Russia under Valery Polyansky, and also performed as a member of the international Baltic Sea Philharmonic orchestra. She is a scholarship holder and laureate of the Special Fund of the President of the Republic of Belarus for the Support of Talented Youth.

Since 2024 — soloist of the Kolobov Novaya Opera Moscow Theatre.

Since 2026 — artist of the Moscow Virtuosi.

Awards:

2010 — Second Prize, XII International Music Competition «Blue Bird» (Simferopol)

2010 — First Prize, II International Music Competition of Children’s Performing Arts «Voskhozhdeniye» (Yalta)

2011 — Second Prize, III Republican Open Competition for Orchestral and Wind Instrument Performers named after E. A. Glebov (Minsk)

2012 — Second Prize, International Children’s Competition «Music of Hope» (Gomel)

2013 — Diploma holder, XIV International Television Competition for Young Musicians «The Nutcracker» (Moscow)

2018 — Third Prize, X International Competition of the Moscow Conservatory, «wind quintet» nomination (Moscow)

2021 — Third Prize, XII International Competition of the Moscow Conservatory, «oboe» nomination, and the special Yamaha Music Award (Moscow)

2023 — Special Prize «Best Participant of Round II», XVII International Tchaikovsky Competition, «woodwinds» nomination (St. Petersburg)