“ Very charming interpretation and performance” by Donna Stoering and dubbed a “.. much musical depth and conviction, and with lots of maturity in overall conception of the music. She  is a mature and poised musician and playing is solid, yet nuanced in many ways.”

by Jay Hershberger, the president of the American Liszt Society.

The pianist and composer Ruizhi-Gabrielle has performed in Belgium, England, France, Germany, Italy, Taiwan, the People's Republic of China, Spain, Switzerland, Poland, and the United States. This year she was invited to perform the concert in Lyon, Tallinn Estonia, Tblissi Georgia, Chicago, and New York United States in the upcoming season.

Gabrielle is also the winner of many international prizes and awards: Concerto Competition in Brescia, Italy; Euregio Piano International Competition Award(2018), King’s Peak International Competition(2021), she is also a 2022 Nominee for the Gold Prize and Annual Award of London Young Musician, Gold Prize of Virtuoso International Music in London (2023) and The Euterpe Music Awards(2023), Awards 3rd Prize of Paul Badura-Skoda International Piano Competition in Vienna (2023), New York International Music Competition first prize U.S State Senator's Award, 1st Place Winner of Marvin O. Mechelke II Competition with $3000 Award.

She is a master and AC double-degree student in Piano Performance/Pedagogy study with distinguished pianist Eteri Andjaparidze. She also serves as an adjunct faculty member at New York University. She holds degrees from L’École Normale de la Musique de Paris, CRR de Paris and studied with outstanding pianists Marie-Catherine Girod, Billy Eidi, and Alexander Braginsky.