Karina Glasinovic, meanwhile, developed an intense musical life, both as a soloist and in chamber music. She has also premiered and recorded more than 150 contemporary works by national and international authors. She received the José Miguel Ruíz and Cristóbal Morales awards in Spain, and in Chile the Ravel, Academia de Bellas Artes and Altazor awards. She also received an honorable mention for her Three Preludes for Piano, at ¨Ecole Normale de Musique¨ in Paris, France.  Between 1992 and 1994 she resided in Europe and then in the United States where she took advanced courses at ‘The Juilliard School of Music¨ and ¨Mannes School of Music¨, in New York, where she lived for more than 15 years, and where she began to compose. Her compositions have been premiered in the United States, Chile, Colombia, China, South Korea, Brazil and the United Kingdom with great success. She has performed concerts in important halls such as Sala Martinú in Prague, Radio Budapest in Budapest, Salle Cortot in Paris, Cite des Arts in Montreal, Salón Dorado Teatro Colon in Buenos Aires, Teatro del Lago and Teatro Municipal in Santiago de Chile, Kennedy-center in Washington D.C., Merkin Hall and Carnegie Hall in New York City.  In 2017 she obtained her Master’s Degree in Music Performance at the University of Chile with unanimous distinction and in 2018, Karina has been awarded the Iowa Performance Fellowship in Piano for four years at the University of Iowa, to pursue doctoral studies in the United States. In the same year, she received the Margot Loyola Award for her work Five Violets for Piano dedicated to Violeta Parra.