Tatiana Radkevich is a concert pianist and organist, a prizewinner of international music competitions. Born into a family of musicians in Kazan (USSR), she made her recital debut at the age of eleven and performed with a symphony orchestra in the same year.

Since then, she has appeared as a soloist and chamber musician around the world – in Kuwait, France, Croatia, Italy, Spain, Latvia, Ukraine, Slovakia, and the United Kingdom – as well as in major concert halls in Moscow and leading venues across Russia.

Tatiana Radkevich has lived in Switzerland since 2013. During her piano studies at the Zurich University of the Arts, she discovered the organ as her second artistic passion and studied with Andreas Jost, the principal organist of Zurich’s Grossmünster. The organ became her calling and, since 2015, her second artistical focus.

She completed her piano and organ studies with distinction at the Central Music School in Moscow, the Moscow P. I. Tchaikovsky Conservatory, and the Zurich University of the Arts. Her teachers include Tatiana Dronova, Kira Shashkina, Vera Gornostayeva, Mikhail Lidsky, Tigran Alikhanov, Konstantin Scherbakov, Andreas Jost, and Tobias Willi.

In the 2017/2018 concert season, Tatiana Radkevich performed all of Beethoven’s piano sonatas at the renowned Hombi's Salon in Zurich. This was followed by the complete piano works of Chopin in the 2018/2019 season, including both piano concertos, all mazurkas and études, and various chamber music works. In 2019/2020, she presented works by Robert Schumann – both solo and chamber music – including all violin sonatas, trios, the piano quartet, the piano quintet, and two song cycles.

During the pandemic, she produced two albums: "Joy to the World", featuring organ works by Bach, Boëllmann, Franck, Léfébure-Wély, and Mendelssohn, and the double piano album "Alla reminiscenza" with works by Russian composers (Medtner, Scriabin, Rachmaninov, Prokofiev, Shostakovich, and Karmanov), dedicated to her late mother, musicologist Alla Radkevich.

In the 2021/2022 season, inspired by an idea of Christoph Homberger, a Brahms cycle was created at Hombis Salon. Together with outstanding Swiss musicians, Tatiana Radkewitsch performed the complete chamber music works with piano by Johannes Brahms.

In spring 2022, she initiated a series of benefit concerts with piano and organ recitals in Mellingen, Switzerland, in support of the Ukrainian people. All proceeds were donated to the Swiss Solidarity Foundation (Glückskette) to aid those affected by the war.

Tatiana Radkevich lives in Mellingen (AG) with her two daughters.