Anna Sutyagina, Co-Founder and Artistic Director of Moving Classics TV is playing João Balouta. Decoding thoughts and feelings, seeing clear what has been confusing before and feeling relieved by unlocked emotions. The minimal music composition “Enigma” o

Anna Sutyagina plays the original composition by Andrey Lubimtsev “Bon voyage”. Visit our curated place for new piano music for more www.movingclassics.tv if you like my videos, please consider supporting us at https://www.patreon.com/annasutyagina

Anna Sutyagina plays original music by Jeroen Elfferich “Brown”. Jeroen have made a series of compositions for solo piano with all names of colours. Brown represents a little bit of nostalgia to him. Like old furniture of old houses. Most of the co

Anna Sutyagina plays Niels Nørager “Dream in You”. Discover more new piano music with Moving Classics TV – curated discovery place. www.movingclassics.tv If you like my videos, please consider becoming a Patron: https://www.patreon.com/annas

It is a ragtime, a predecessor of the jazz music and also the so-called “American Classical Music, that we present this week on MOVING CLASSICS TV. Pieces like “The Entertainer” pop up immediately in our mind but this time it is a contemporary music. In

Anna Sutyagina plays the original composition by Fabricio Gatta. The work has been inspired by Argentine myths and legends. Fabricio about his composition: “La Luz Mala (the bad light) is part of the mythology of Argentina. Bad light, also known as ̶

Anna Sutyagina plays “Waltz In The Evening Glow” by Takashi Kako. This waltz was composed as the theme music of NHK TV’s Ningen document or Document of a Human series. The fundamental idea of the programm: anyone who is meeting some big chall

Flying like an eagle. Going up, spreading the wings, sailing around and diving down – the US composer Joseph Akins transferred in his composition “An Eagle’s Flight” the majestic impressions of the king of the birds into the strong emotions. If you lik

Anna Sutyagina plays Brenda Warren – Beautiful Journey. Brenda talks about her composition: “After a difficult period of loss and heartache, I gradually found a deeper appreciation of each precious moment we are here. Life is a gift and there is beauty