This post is about addressing some of the most common questions and doubts people have in their minds who want to learn piano. These people are first looking for answers to these general basic questions and that is why they search for these questions before ge

References: Satie Obsessions: Variations on a Theme by Erik Satie, Gymnopédie No. 2 (2020) Satie Obsessions Blog: https://movingclassics.tv/satie-obesessions/

On the Russian Orthodox Christmas  I would like to release my new recording of Romanian composer Serban Nichifor whom I treasure. I had an honor to perform with him Russian music for Cello and piano in Bukarest in December 2019 and his Anna Karenina piano

As the founder of MOVING CLASSICS, the Internet channel for modern piano music, I ask myself what my listeners are interested in, and if there are new trends? In the last years the amount of new piano compositions grew substantially. You can follow this develo

Episode  #1 „What would Heinrich say?“ As the founder of MOVING CLASSICS, the Internet channel for modern piano music, I often wonder what Heinrich Marschner would have thought about such a channel in his times. You do not know Heinrich Marschner? Wel

Multi-award-winning film composer and former concert violinist, Ros Gilman, releases new single “Falling Snow” aimed for the festive season. „Falling Snow“ is a calm and gentle piece for solo piano, with a positive and “wintery” feel, which aims to

I would like to invite you to join Italian composer Vincenzo Napoli with his “Richiamo al passato – Call to the past”. The touch of nostalgia in the world of modern piano music. Read more about Vincenzo in his insightful interview here: https

„Satie Obsessions“  is a piano collaborative project featuring the variations on the theme from Erik Satie’s Gymnopedie No. 2. The idea came from Kris Lennox in March. His suggestion was to create a modern Hexameron i.e many composers collaborating, and

I stumbled across one thought provoking sentence in the book that I am currently reading. It is „The Serendipity Mindset – The art and science of creating good luck“ by Dr. Christian Busch. As the title says it, it is a method to turn the serendipitous m

The first Composition of Ennio Morricone that grabbed my attention was Gabriel’s Oboe. I love this simple, honest and soaring melody. Ennio Morricone has his own language with emotional fortitude and deep Italian film tradition. The Brazilian composer Joao D

Uncertainty was yesterday, today is chaos”. This was the title of an article that I read last week in the Harvard Business Review. Does the increasing complexity in life have an influence on the way the composers of today write music?

I have known Piotr Lachert  for 3 years, and he was one of the biggest influences on my understanding of music and piano playing. In fact, he was the first to introduce me into the world of new music. I met him in Facebook, I think he commented on my „C