Vladimiro Ermolenko

Composer and pianist

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About

Ermolenko Vladimir Viktorovich (05/08/1984) - Russian composer of classical music, pianist.

Graduated Krasnoyarsk Academy of Arts in the piano performance, class of Associate Professor Ovodov A.D. Through music, Vladimir describes nature, feelings and passions, historical events, the impression of a written novel or literature story. Each work contains imagery and emotions, the author's handwriting has individuality. He was influenced by Sergei Yesenin lyrics, paintings by the impressionist artists, world literature, classical and modern music.

The composer continues to be creative. His motto is "the purpose of music is to touch hearts." The works are performed by the well-known pianists from Russia and abroad.He takes an active part in the public musical and cultural life. He lives in Moscow.

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What does music mean to you personally?

Music feeds my soul. I listen music every day, I feel pleasure from listening. I usually listen classical music. Music is a part of my life. Music is energy, power, impressions, philosophy. I connect music with poetry, literature, art, religion. I think composers more sensitive, isolated from people. Unsociable, strange, fragile...

Do you agree that music is all about fantasy?

I don’t quite understand this question, but I try to answer. I think there are different types of composers, some composers use fantasy, some composers use theory and don’t matter about fantasy. All depends what kind of music you want to create.

If you were not a professional musician, what would you have been?

There are many interesting, creative professions. I think every profession is adorable if you have please, if you discover something new, enjoy it.

The classical music audience is getting old, are you worried about the future?

I don’t much care about it because I love to create music and it doesn’t matter what audience would be old or young. Any way I know that classical music will be always exist and so listeners also. Not less then now.

What do you envision the role of music to be in the 21st century? Do you see that there is a transformation of this role?

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Do you think that the musician today needs to be more creative? What is the role of creativity in the musical process for you?

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Do you think we as musicians can do something to attract the younger generation to music concerts? How would you do this?

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Tell us about your creative process. What is your favorite piece (written by you) and how did you start working on it?

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Can you give some advice for young people who want to discover classical music for themselves?

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Do you think about the audience when composing?

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What projects are coming up? Do you experiment in your projects?

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