Dmitry Yudin is a multiple prizewinner of the 16^th Concours Géza Anda in Zurich 2024, where he impressed the audience and jury member Martha Argerich with a memorable rendering of Bartók’s Second Piano Concerto with the Tonhalle-Orchestra Zurich, conducted by Paavo Järvi. In March 2026, he was awarded the prestigious Avery Fisher Career Grant in New York, and in September, he won the Gold Medal and five other awards, including the Audience and Chamber Music Prizes, at the 18^th Arthur Rubinstein Competition, where Martha Argerich had been vice-chair of the first two rounds. Further accolades include a full scholarship from the Manhattan School of Music and the MSM Eisenberg-Fried Concerto Prize, the HMA Foote Award, prizes at the New York Concert Artists Auditions, the Wideman Concerto Competition, and at the KlavierOlymp in Bad Kissingen, Germany. Born 2001 in Moscow, Dmitry was taught by Lydia Grigoryeva at the Gnessin School of Music from a very young age before moving to New York in 2019 to study with Horacio Gutierrez at the Manhattan School of Music. In autumn 2025 he began his training with Stanislav Ioudenitch at Park University, Kansas. Dmitry’s performance record includes concertos with orchestras such as the Baltic States Youth Symphony Orchestra, Baltic Music Academy Symphony Orchestra, the Bulgarian National Radio Symphony Orchestra, the Israel Philharmonic and the Verbier Festival Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Gábor Takács-Nagy.