Iskra Atanasova – Primary music education starts at OMU “Metodi Patche” in Ohrid. At the age of seven he started learning to play the piano with prof. Daniel Rurkoski, M.Sc. In 2017, she continued her music education at the high school of music “Ilija Nikolovski – Luj” in Skopje, and then at the Faculty of Music in the out class. prof. Dr. Nina Kostova. Participates in numerous concerts inside and outside the school and competes at the state and professional level. Thus, he regularly attends master classes with the renowned Russian pedagogue prof. Yudmila Romanova. In addition to her new education, she has won numerous awards and recognitions, including: the professional competition “Polychimnia” in Skopje (2018), at the Danubia Talent Customer Competition in Rome (2018) and the Music Prospect professional competition in Moscow (2020), the Bach Composers: Bach Best Performance (2021) by Bach. Wins the first special prize at the professional competition “Ohrid I love you” (2021). On May 29, 2018, in the concert hall OOMBU “Lazo Micev – Rale” in Kavadarci, she holds a half recital with a classmate of the same professor. In December, 2018, as part of the class of out. prof. Dr. Nina Kostova, participates in a concert dedicated to the Macedonian composer Tomislav Zografski. On May 14, 2019, in the concert hall of FMU, she holds a solo concert.On August 8, 2020, he appeared with a chamber orchestra, led by conductor Emin Yaniyan, as part of the “Our Children Play Bach” project. On December 9, 2020, in the Museum of the Macedonian Struggle, together with the pianist Ivona Bazgaloska, a concert entitled “December Harmony” was held. On March 12, 2021, in the Museum of the Macedonian Struggle, he holds a solo concert entitled “Cyclic Evening”.