Anna Sutyagina is playing the original composition by Greg Harradine “Elgey for a Rehearsal Room I Once Knew” How much music has been lost to rehearsal rooms over the years? An unanswerable question! This lyrical piano piece by Greg Harradine pays

How shall we live in a time that gives us the feeling of a daily increasing intensity? For the philosopher Tristan Garcia intensity is positive – because only the intensity of what is felt can be a measure of our life. But he also knows that we cannot li

Anna Sutyagina plays the original composition WITH A CLASSICAL FEEL by Owen David “Lake at Twilight”. Read more about Owen David in his interview here: 👉 https://movingclassics.tv/classicpeople/owen-david/ Discover more exciting modern pian

Anna Sutyagina plays the original music Notturno #3 by Giuseppe de Rosa from his album “SpAXiano”. The word night comes from the Latin “Nox” (“Nyx” in Greek) which in turn derives from the Sanskrit “Nac”, which m

Once upon a time, all the birds in the land decided they needed a leader for their community. A leader, they thought, would make their community stronger. Representatives of all the bird species gathered for a conference. “I know where you can find such

Mój najnowszy teledysk do mojej kompozycji fortepianowej – All Possibilities of Loving You. My new Official Video to my piano piece – All Possibilites of Loving You. Utwór dostępny na portalach streamingowych: Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/t

Anna Sutyagina plays the original composition by Kerry Barnes “To Russia with Love” inspired by Prokofieff music and James Bond movies. Read a full interview with Kerry here: 👉https://movingclassics.tv/classicpeople/kerry-barnes/ ” Di

Summer’s End piano: Anna Sutyagina plays the original music by Daniel Fritzen “Sunrays – Rayons de Soleil” (2019) Anna about this composition: “I love walking through the forest at the end of summer when the sunrays lose their int

Anna Sutyagina plays the original composition with a classical feel by Owen David “The Wind’s Domain for Solo Piano” Floating with piano music – it can be like back-wind, a source of energy that moves you forward. The British composer Owen