Dr. Oksana Solovieva earned her Doctoral Degree from the University of Rovira i Virgili in Tarragona, Spain, with her thesis titled “Teaching Violin to Higher-Level Students: The Analogy and Benefits of a Vocal Approach.”

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Oksana is an active participant in international conferences and congresses, including the ESTA conferences in Porto, Portugal (2020), and Graz, Austria (2021).

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In September 2022, she served as an organizer and moderator at the First Congress of String Teachers in Spain.

She has also led and facilitated the Spanish translation of Y. Yankilevich's book “The Russian Violin School.”

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As an arranger, Oksana has published E. Granados’ Dances for violin and piano and I. Albéniz’s “Chant d’Amour” through Brotons & Mercadal Editorial.

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