Welcome

to Tatyana Ryzhkova’s new Homepage

Virtuosic, amiable and wonderful – what a combination!

Biography

The classic guitar player Tatyana Ryzhkova, born in 1986 in Belorussia is one of the most promising young guitar players of the world. Meanwhile, she has the highest click-through rates on YouTube among the classic guitar players. In more than 500 concerts on all continents she won a large fan community due to her fascinating life performance with a combination of virtuosity, emotional dedication and friendly conversation.

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Videos

Tatyana Ryzhkova is one of the most watched classical guitarists with over 50 million views on YouTube. The artist convinces with a mixture of virtuosity, emotional expression and her likeable presence….

Pictures

Take a look at the best pictures of Tatyana Ryzhkova…

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Italian & German Guitar Camps

– Grow, Play, Connect –

Opportunities like this don’t come often. Imagine spending several days surrounded by people who share your passion, in a place where music, friendship, and joy fill every hour – from morning till night. At my Guitar Camps, you will:

You can find all details by visiting the page for the specific Camp you’re interested in. All ages and levels are welcome. Places are limited – write to info@tatyana-guitar.com to secure your spot.

More information about Guitar Camps 2026

Italian Guitar Camp Impressions

Here you can see more insights….

Shop

Welcome to the Online Shop by Tatyana Ryzhkova. Here you will find CDs, scores as well as master classes and guitars…

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Guitar Club and Lessons

Welcome to the Guitar Club with Tatyana Ryzhkova – where passion for music meets community and growth!
A dedicated space for curious guitarists who already play and want to explore music with greater depth, clarity, and confidence. Under Tatyana’s guidance and support, you’ll refine your guitar skills and discover new musical horizons. We meet regularly for lessons and open mic sessions, where your progress is celebrated and your love for music continues to grow.

Lessons with Tatyana Ryzhkova

Would you like to take lessons from a globally successful classical guitarist? With her empathetic nature, Tatyana knows how to lead every student to their personal goals. Lessons can be in German, English or Russian language. For lesson inquiries, please contact: info[at]tatyana-guitar.com

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Patreon

Become a patron of Tatyana Ryzhkova and support her creative work. On the Patreon page you will also find many workshops, recordings and private information.

On Patreon you can now join the Guitar Challenge –  these are practical lessons on well-known guitar pieces. I show how to master technique and bring the music to life with real expression. At the same time, you have the opportunity to be part of my community and take part in friendly, motivating challenges.

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