Recently I have heard a mind opening speech of one of the directors of the Princeton University, Prof. Markus Brunnermeier. He spoke about the resilience in society and various fields where it can be applied. No surprise that I immediately connected it to the

The rainbow comes unexpected and is always a source of astonishment. Andrei Oloieri a Moldavian composer of modern piano music, caught the unexpected moment and transferred the colours of the rainbow red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo and purple into an

Yesterday I joined Jason Tramm from “Music Matters” in a live chat. We talked about the modern piano music, about my work with composers, proofplaying and creativity codes, “Moving Classics TV” story, my personal artistic goals and the

Jesse Voogt, Composer of the week with Moving Classics, says: “…well, lots of things could go wrong if you choose a career in music, a career in which even the successful often struggle to make a living.  Usually the story goes: a young artist str

Kathrin Haarstick from Weltklassik invited me for an interview! We talked about the future of piano music, about working with composers and the music business, about my background and social media. Listen to the full version here

Live session for all music lovers who are curious about modern piano music live on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/p/CN0IrquqaX3/ Next session on the 23th of May at 6 PM Berlin time Topics: a) how to get a pianist to play my music? b) creativity codes c) a

As a kid I was always tapping and making sounds on every object in the house. Unfortunately I didn’t have musical instruments around me. It was only when I went to high school and played the school’s drum kit, that I knew that this was my Instrume

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/