Eduards career has seen him live and play all over Europe: leaving his native Latvia to study in the UK at the Royal Northern College of Music before a Masters at the Guildhall School in London, supported by the Guildhall Trust; two first prizes - in the Giuseppe Terraciano piano competition in Salerno, Italy and the Piano Recital Prize at the RNCM in Manchester, UK; masterclasses with the likes of Matti Raekallio, Oleg Stepanov, Oleg Mantur and James Kirby. His CV boasts some impressive milestones - performances and interviews on Latvia’s National Radio Classic, on National TV in the Cultural News section, on the Premier Leagues End of Season Promo - and he released his first full classical album in 2017. His film soundtrack credentials were showcased when part of his 2017 album, a dedication to Latvia's 100th birthday, was used for a Latvian documentary movie “Spertāla kapričo”, premiered in Riga at Cinema Splendid Palace. And yet he has always found time to give back to his community by organizing 13 charitable events ‘Come over, Donate and Enjoy’ that raise funds with a range of events at venues that include the 1901 Arts Club and the Latvian Embassy in London. Eduards is currently working on a collection of his own compositions, alongside some exploration and re-imagining of traditional Latvian Folk Songs. In February 2020 he made his first foray into the pop-classical crossover with his debut single, I Was Happy. More on www.edugmusic.com