Inna holds a Masters Degree in Concert Performance, is a Soloist of Chamber Ensemble, an Accompanist and Teacher.

Inna's musical education began at age six at the Music School in Myski, Russia, where she studied piano and music theory for the next nine years – from there entering Novokuznetsk Music College for study in Piano, Chamber Music, Music Theory and Musical Pedagogy (the science of teaching).

Enrolling at the Altai State University in 2000, Inna studied under the esteemed Ms. Elvira Rossinskay - once a student of Professor Mary Libenson, descendant of the Franz Liszt school and sharing musical pedigree with Alexander Siloti and Alexander Goldenweiser. At Altai, Inna participated in Master Classes with Professor Takashi Yamazaki (Japan) and Professor Dina Shevchuk (Russia) and, while employed by the University as an accompanist, she performed with many violinists, cellists and vocalists.

Inna has been passionate about teaching since instructing her first students while still in College. Whether teaching or in collaborative performance, Inna's goal is always to promote European music and keep vital the best traditions of the Russian piano school.