Finding inner peace with comforting music after a big loss. The piano composition “Esme’s Moon” by US composer Shie Rozow is dedicted to Esme Page, the daughter of a friend of the composer, who passed away. A music piece that is as strong or even stronge

Anna Sutyagina plays an original composition by a Russian composer Evgeniy Petrash – Little Lyrical Song. Discover more about Evgeniy and read his insightful interview here: http://movingclassics.tv/classicpeople/evgeny-petrash/ If you like our new piano

Anna Sutyagina plays a prelude “Paris Fleur Bleue” from the piano set by French contemporary classical composer Corentin Boissier : « Around the World in 80 Minutes » 24 Preludes to Travel, for piano (2014) Discover more about Corentin http://mov

Anna Sutyagina plays Piano Piece 4 by Austrian composer Martin Anton Schmid. This composition is based on a continuously floating ostinato that melts with the light and soft melodic theme to a pending sound. Despite of the ease of this work, it spreads a sense

Inspiring piano music with beautiful melody by contemporary composer. Anna Sutyagina plays a new piano composition by Nikolas Sideris “Nightingale” If you want to discover more, here is the interview and information about Nikolas Sideris. http://mo

Anna Sutyagina plays a prelude nr. 2 by Columbian composer John Tellez – discover more about him http://movingclassics.tv/classicpeople/johntellez/ John about his prelude: “This prelude is in ternary form (A-B-A1) and possesses a big influence of m

Anna Sutyagina plays a new composition by Tiziano Bedetti “Preludio Romantico”. “Preludio Romantico” is an inner diary, where memories, lived moments, feelings, places and people appear. The piece written in the December 2018, is dedica

Did you feel the mystery of your secret place as a child where the world was safe and you had spent hours dreaming about the future? As the time goes by, we still need our „secret place“ to retain this feeling of harmony with the world where we feel good a

Beautiful contemporary piano composition „Lavender Field“ by a Japanese versatile composer Karen Tanaka. Imagine weaving colour and scent with sounds. The music has subtle harmonies and it appears out of silence and disappears into space at the end.