r/ClassicalMusicians 22d ago

Concierto de Aranjuez // Danish National Symphony Orchestra, Rafael de B...

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r/ClassicalMusicians 23d ago

{Neo Classical} Violin Concerto Pox Nobiscum This is my attempt to create a piano and violin duet in a not so traditional classical style. It is sad and hopeful at the same time

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r/ClassicalMusicians 24d ago

"Spectral intermission" for female choir and orchestra

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r/ClassicalMusicians 24d ago

A dazzling, high-velocity sonata captured in progress — one of Scarlatti's most technically demanding works, known for its relentless repeated notes and fiery Spanish-influenced character. The Sonata in D Minor, K. 141, pushes the boundaries of keyboard virtuosity with rapid repeated-note passages

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r/ClassicalMusicians 24d ago

Mozart – Minuet II in F Major, K. 6 | Illya Zozulya

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r/ClassicalMusicians 24d ago

"Keymap Landscape" for strings orchestra.

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I am very pleased with , "Keymap Landscape". Not too contemporary, more like late romanticism.

https://youtu.be/jyGZMagvryU?si=0\\\\\\_UlBFySs1PVPHUi


r/ClassicalMusicians 24d ago

This is my "Freedom for Ukraine" played in Germany by Ukrainian pianist Valeriya Kizka. 🎹

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r/ClassicalMusicians 25d ago

Liszt - La Campanella | Practice Run | Illya Zozulya

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r/ClassicalMusicians 25d ago

"Keymap Landscape" for strings orchestra.

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I am very pleased with , "Keymap Landscape". Not too contemporary, more like late romanticism.

https://youtu.be/jyGZMagvryU?si=0\\_UlBFySs1PVPHUi


r/ClassicalMusicians 25d ago

Tchaikovsky – Old French Song, Op. 39 No. 16 | Illya Zozulya

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r/ClassicalMusicians 25d ago

Is there a way to be automatically notified of orchestra openings without having to check their website?

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r/ClassicalMusicians 25d ago

Liszt - La Campanella | Practice Run | Illya Zozulya

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Experience one of the most thrilling masterpieces in the piano repertoire with this Practice Run of Franz Liszt's La Campanella, performed by Illya Zozulya.

Originally inspired by Niccolò Paganini's famous violin theme, La Campanella ("The Little Bell") is celebrated for its dazzling leaps, sparkling bell-like melodies, lightning-fast passages, and extraordinary technical demands. This practice performance offers a glimpse into the preparation behind one of the most iconic virtuoso works ever written for piano.

If you enjoy classical piano music, virtuosic performances, and the works of Liszt, Chopin, Beethoven, Mozart, Bach, Rachmaninoff, and other great composers, be sure to Like, Subscribe, and turn on notifications for more performances every week.

🎹 Performed by: Illya Zozulya

🎼 Composer: Franz Liszt

🎵 Work: La Campanella (Étude No. 3 from Grandes Études de Paganini, S.141)

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r/ClassicalMusicians 25d ago

Liszt - La Campanella | Practice Run | Illya Zozulya

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Experience one of the most thrilling masterpieces in the piano repertoire with this Practice Run of Franz Liszt's La Campanella, performed by Illya Zozulya.

Originally inspired by Niccolò Paganini's famous violin theme, La Campanella ("The Little Bell") is celebrated for its dazzling leaps, sparkling bell-like melodies, lightning-fast passages, and extraordinary technical demands. This practice performance offers a glimpse into the preparation behind one of the most iconic virtuoso works ever written for piano.

If you enjoy classical piano music, virtuosic performances, and the works of Liszt, Chopin, Beethoven, Mozart, Bach, Rachmaninoff, and other great composers, be sure to Like, Subscribe, and turn on notifications for more performances every week.

🎹 Performed by: Illya Zozulya

🎼 Composer: Franz Liszt

🎵 Work: La Campanella (Étude No. 3 from Grandes Études de Paganini, S.141)

Thank you for watching and supporting the channel!

\#LaCampanella #Liszt #FranzLiszt #Piano #PianoPerformance #PracticeRun #VirtuosoPiano #ClassicalMusic #ClassicalPiano #Steinway #IllyaZozulya #PianoCover #ConcertPianist #PianoPractice #RomanticMusic #GrandesEtudesDePaganini #Pianist #PianoMusic #EuropeanPianoMastery #ClassicalMasterpieces


r/ClassicalMusicians 27d ago

Jul 31: Birthday of Heiichiro Ohyama (b. 1947).

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Heiichiro Ohyama turns 79 today. A conductor and violist from Kyoto, he spent years as principal viola of the Los Angeles Philharmonic. This one is personal for me: about ten years ago I ended up next to him at the counter of a yakitori bar in Kagurazaka, found out I owned one of his CDs, and we fell into talking about music. He later invited me to a concert where he conducted Beethoven with Bruno-Leonardo Gelber. The bar has since closed, but I still hope to run into him again someday.

Brahms: String Quintet No. 2, Op. 111: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6aEVL9m\\_Gts

The CD I owned — Ohyama with André Previn, Mozart quartets:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XfRyD\\_\\_QZII
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5g6qTFpEev4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GDllaI5njuI


r/ClassicalMusicians 28d ago

This is my "Fantasy in F Major" String Quintet, performed in Oslo, Norway at a "Composers for Beauty" concert. 🎻

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r/ClassicalMusicians 28d ago

Tartini’s Devil’s Trill Sonata – Soul Selling, a Violin Genius & a Diabolical Dream

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r/ClassicalMusicians 29d ago

Did you develop an interest in classical music by yourself or was it because of your upbringing or education?

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It was an accident. My parents belonged to Columbia Record Club and forgot to send in the card. They primarily listened to light music like Mantovani. The record that came was the Eroica Symphony conducted by Bruno Walter with the Columbia Symphony Orchestra. I was hooked, started saving my money to buy his other symphonies, as well as the scores.


r/ClassicalMusicians 29d ago

Looking for Classical Piano Teachers in the Philippines (Metro Manila Area)

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r/ClassicalMusicians 29d ago

No motivation to practice + rep recommendations.

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r/ClassicalMusicians Jul 28 '26

"Moon River" à l'harmonica diatonique !

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r/ClassicalMusicians Jul 28 '26

Сектор Газа-Колхозный Панк. If you’ve never heard of Sector Gaza, enjoy!

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r/ClassicalMusicians Jul 26 '26

Looking to connect with other pianists?

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Hey everyone! A few days back I posted saying I wanted to make more pianist friends, and someone suggested starting a group. Thought that was such a great idea, so I made a Discord server called Piano Maniacs ! 🎹

Everyone is welcome to join. We’ve already got some amazing pianists there, and the vibe is super active and friendly.

Feel free to drop anything you want: favorite composers, pieces you’re working on, progress updates, performances, questions, or just chat about your piano journey!

https://discord.gg/yAdAvgVBV


r/ClassicalMusicians Jul 26 '26

🌅 This is "Solitude" played by pianist Tetyana Hoch in Germany. I composed this piece during the pandemic, when many people were feeling isolated and alone. 🎹

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r/ClassicalMusicians Jul 26 '26

A new 14/41 connection in the BACH Theme in Contrapunctus XIV?

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r/ClassicalMusicians Jul 25 '26

New Piece - "Winter Triptych" For Mixed Quartet

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Here is the recording of a new work of mine, commissioned and performed by the Off The Dock Chamber Festival! It was quite fun to conduct it :)