About this Episode
Today, my guest is Gulnara Sultanova—piano teacher, founder of the Les Amis du Clavier association, writer, blogger, and someone who has been living in Luxembourg for over 30 years with plenty of stories to share.
And let me tell you, Gulnara did not hold back! She shared fascinating insights on:
🎵 What it takes to pass the Luxembourg civil service exam
🎵 The behind-the-scenes dynamics of the Democratic Party and why being in the opposition has its perks
🎵 How people from the former USSR were perceived in the past—and what’s changed since then
🎵 The ins and outs of Luxembourg’s music education system
And that’s just the beginning! She also shared plenty of funny, thought-provoking, and even bittersweet stories. But I won’t spoil everything—stay tuned, and you’ll hear it all very soon!
And we’ll start with a musical piece The birds recall composed by Jean-Phillippe Rameau performed by one of Gulnara Sultanova’s students Ben Warde-Jones at a competition-concert for young musicians that she organizes.
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