Music has the emotional power to deeply dive into different times, different parts of the world or in personal stories. In my “World Piano Journey” concert series that started with Russia two week ago you could listen to the famous “Russian Soul” in th

Call for Composers for solo piano“PianoVariations on Themes by Ennio A. Paola (Comets & Shadows)”under the direction of pianist Anna Sutyagina founder MOVING CLASSICS TV satiE obsessionS” 2022 Submission Guidelines 1.&nb

In June 2021 Anna Sutyagina released her new CD – Going for legendary music  – new piano arrangements of famous melodies. https://cutt.ly/JQFVhC3 10 beautiful melodies of well- known songs or arias from opera arranged as piano version for easy lis

Davide Remigio Quaternary music – this composition is based only on 4 notes. This music remindes of spring music – the rush of new life and new energy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q6Za1emGCFU Vincenzo Sylvestris „Unisono“ – the unisono sound of pi

I would love to share with you 5 modern piano compositions. In recent years, love of nature and concern for the environment influenced many works of living composers. Here are some of my favorite compositions that are pianistically well written and enjoyable t

If you are searching for modern piano music compositions, here are my three suggestions. 1. Rob Costlow -- Not alone -- Inspiring piano composition with a remarkable melody, a true ear worm. In the new age style. Watch this video on YouTube 2. Modern romantic

Jennifer Thomas „Etude for a Dreamer” This composition appears in the Jennifer Thomas (USA) „Illuminations“ album. This etude was inspired by Frederic Chopin’s Etude No. 12 in C Minor, Op.25. It can be described as the original combination of

You’ve recently started offering  “proof-playing” services to composers. What prompted you to do this, and  how may composers reach you if they’re interested in hiring you to do  this for them?    “Many years of experience of  communication

„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