From the grand stages of Carnegie Hall to over 90 countries around the world, Bernadett Nyari has captivated audiences with her sensational talent and inspiring performances. Born in Budapest, Hungary, Bernadett's musical journey began at the age of six, inspired by her grandfather. In addition to her musical achievements, Bernadett has also motivated countless individuals through her powerful speeches and volunteerism. Recently, she joined Inside South Florida to share her remarkable story.
Bernadett was born into a family of musicians, where it was expected that each child would learn an instrument. "When I was six years old, I had to choose an instrument," she recounted. "I chose the violin [but] when I realized that you have to practice being able to play on the violin, I never really wanted to play anymore," Her brother, a dedicated pianist, practiced diligently every day, while Bernadett only practiced sporadically. However, a pivotal moment came when she was 13, during a concert tour in Italy with her elementary school's choir. After receiving enthusiastic applause and shouts of "brava" from the Italian audience, she decided to become a violinist.
Now, Bernadett is an internationally renowned violinist who has performed around the world. She has always been passionate about charity and uses her platform to regularly perform at benefit concerts in different countries. This commitment led her to participate in the Miami NAMI Walk, a Mental Health Awareness Walk. "When they contacted me, I was super happy to accept [the opportunity] to be the opening act for the event," she said, emphasizing the importance of supporting mental health initiatives.
For those interested in following Bernadett's musical journey, you can find her on Instagram as @BernadettViolin.
