Prize-winner at International Competitions:
1995 – 1^st prize, International Brothers and Sisters pianists´ competition, St  Petersburg;
1997 – 1^st prize, International Competition of Young Composers;
1997 – 2^st prize, International Young Pianists´ Competition (Poland);
1998 – 2^st prize, International Rakhmaninov Young Pianists´ Competition;
2001 – grand-prix, International Chopin Young Pianists´ Competition (Estonia);
2002 – 1^st prize, International Young Pianists´ Competition Steps to Success, St  Petersburg;
2004 – 5^th prize, International Young Pianists´ Competition, Sidney (Australia);
Recipient of an EMCY certificate from the Order of Prometheus (London).
2007 – 3^rd prize and bronze medal, XIII International Tchaikovsky Competition (Moscow).
2007 – grant-recipient of the St  Petersburg House of Music
2007 Russian Music Competition, Ruza, First Prize.
2008 “Golden Trophy” International Web Concert Hall Competition, New York City, Golden Diploma

Born in 1986 in the village of Roshchino in the Leningrad Region in a musical family. Began studying music with his mother, Elena Lubyantseva. Studied at schools of music in St  Petersburg and Moscow.
From 2004 was a student at the Musikschule Lьbeck, class of Professor James Tocco. Student at the St  Petersburg State Rimsky-Korsakov Conservatoire since 2006 (class of N. N. Seregina, Honoured Artist of Russia).
Has given solo concerts at the St  Petersburg Conservatoire (Glinka Lesser Hall), the Great Hall of the Karelian Philharmonic (Petrozavodsk) and Vyborg.

Performed at the Window on Europe festival.

Alexander Lubyantsev´s performing style has been described by authoritative musician and teacher Dmitry Bashkirov as "fresh and fantastical". His pianism truly has an element of the fantastical, "magical", ghostly otherworldly sounds and captivating images, but with Lubyantsev this opaqueness and illusory feel is combined with bright, life-giving energy. Moreover, Alexander possesses a wonderful technique, with an extremely light facture, amazing sound and staggering freedom of phrasing. It is undeniable that this young pianist performs with extreme inspiration. Her performing style and mental approach to performing create a feeling of utter happiness – for both the performer and the audience

Alexander Lubyantsev is a pianist with unique methods of music interpretation. His remarkable technique and variety of touch earned him 3rd prize in the XIII Tchaikovsky International Competition in Moscow, Russia in 2007. His fame made news at the XIV International Tchaikovsky Competition, when his unexpected early exit was made into international news following ardent vocal protests. Organizers had to quell these never-before-seen demonstrations with an unprecedented press meeting over this matter. His popularity then propelled him to win the most votes to be awarded with the “Special Critic Prize.”

Born in 1986 in St. Petersburg to an accordionist/choir conductor father and a pianist mother, he began to play the piano at the age of five. Widely acclaimed for his prodigious musical talent, he was a recipient of many international awards such as the Grand prix in All-Baltic Young Pianist's Competition in Narva (Estonia, 2001), the 1st prize in International Young Pianist's Competition (St. Petersburg, 2002), the 5th prize in Sydney International Piano Competition (Australia, 2004), and the 1st prize in Russian Music Competition in Ruza, (Russia,2007).

Considered one of the biggest talents of his generation, Lubyantsev has attracted audiences widely in Russia, as well as in Japan, Brazil, Norway, Estonia, Finland, and the Czech Republic, and has participated in the Ohrid Summer Festival (Macedonia, 2007), Dinard International Music Festival (France, 2008) and International Friendship concert in Seoul (Korea, 2010). He has performed as a soloist with various conductors such as Christoph Poppen, Maxim Fedotov, Janos Furst, Sergei Roldugin, Vladimir Stachinsky, Vladimir Spivakov, and Gianandrea Noseda.

Recently, in December 2011 Lubyantsev was invited to the II International Piano Festival of the Mariinsky Theater as one of the featured artists along with other renowned pianists such as Olli Mustonen, Barry Douglas, Nelson Freire and Daniil Trifonov, where he played the Mozart’s Piano Concerto No.21 with the Stradivarius Ensemble of the Mariinsky Theatre under Igor Gruppman.

The 2012-13 season is set to be busy for him. He will perform with the KZN Philharmonic Orchestra (Chopin’s Piano Concerto No.1) and Johannesburg Philharmonic Orchestra (Rachmaninov’s Piano Concerto No.2) in South Africa and touring Japan with the National Symphony Orchestra of Belarus, where he will perform the Tchaikovsky’s Piano Concerto No. 1 and the Rachmaninov’s Piano Concerto No. 3. He will also give a number of recitals including 6 cities in South Africa, the Türi Kevadfestival in Estonia, and the 31st Yokohama International Piano Concert in Japan.

One of the highlights of the season includes the US debut with the Seattle Symphony under Ludovic Morlot, where he will play the Rachmaninov’s Piano Concerto No. 3 in January 2013.

He is currently studying with Viktor Portnoy at the Petrozavodsk Conservatory, Russia, and also works on his own composition.