Anna Heller plays the composition V. “Apollo and the Muses” from the piano cycle “THE CHIMERAS” by Graham Lynch. Inspired by some of the carefully poised artworks of Poussin, Apollo and the Muses opens with a series of quiet and serene

Unlike the majority of Julian’s compositions which have been inspired by a person, family pet or a place, Shades Beyond is more abstract. Influenced by Julian’s love of the works of classical composers such as Mozart and Chopin, the work is more concept-ba

Anna Heller plays “Minimal Sketch Nr. 1” for piano solo by Vincenzo La Spesa. The first of a set of 6, minimal sketch nr.1, uses hypnotic and contemplative language to create a dormant emotional trance and a psychological statics unable to evolve.

Anna Heller plays the original piano composition by Dianna Neufeld Nocturne “For a Winter’s Night” If you are curious to learn more about composer and read her interview, here is a link 👉http://movingclassics.tv/classicpeople/dianna-n

Anna Heller plays ‘Winter Waltz’ for piano (2021) by Frederick Viner. If you want to learn it or play it yourself, here is a link 👉 https://www.fatfreecartpro.com/i/1145w?card If you are curious to learn more about composer and read his int

Anna Heller plays a romantic modern classical solo piano piece “The Lonely Ballerina” by @Grigor Iliev. If you want to learn it or play it yourself, here is a link 👉https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_AJF9Jp8noc If you are curious to learn mor

Anna Heller plays the Fifth nocturne by Daron Hagen from his piano cycle “5 Nocturnes”. Gwen Leone Hagen, in memoriam If you are curious to learn more about composer and read his interview, here is a link 👉https://movingclassics.tv/classicp

Anna Heller plays the soothing piano music by Austin Farwell “Deep Breaths”.  @austinfarwell  If you want to learn it or play it yourself, here is a link 👉https://austin-s-sheet-music-store.sellfy.store/p/deep-breaths/ If you are curious

Anna Heller plays the contemporary prelude Nr 8 Allegretto by Bastiaan van Beek. This music has the feel of Rachmaninoff and Scriabin but more unexpected and contemporary. Read more about the composer here: 👉 https://movingclassics.tv/classicpeople/bas