Looking forward to the first concert of 2020 - playing Beethoven’s 1st piano concerto with the Covent Garden Chamber Orchestra and conductor Johann Stuckenbruck! Any friends in London? Περιμένω με χαρά

I am back after a rather long time! For various reasons. I thought that it would be nice to start with a recent success, just to break the ice and give you guys a bit of an update about what has been going

Yesterday,Sunday the 24th of June I participated in a concert which was deeply moving for me, the other performers and the audience. With Sabri and Paula during the post-concert champagne reception 'Music

Saturdays in London are always packed, lively and vivid- even more so during the World Cup. So much beer! It was a very nice and warm evening and we both had practised a lot, so my girlfriend and I thought

Yesterday was one of the loveliest Fridays of the year: full of music, sun and lovely people. What else would one ask for? After an intense 6h morning practice session- I have so much to learn! MANY concerts

It's not a secret that, as an artist, I receive numerous invitations for events etc- which is a great thing as I get in touch with a very decent part of the London community, people of genuine interest

Hi everyone! I've been away for a while due to professional and academic commitments- both very fruitful, for which I'll be sharing my news with you in due course- plus: I moved in a new house. Living

Being an aspiring concert pianist in London consequently means that networking is a major part of my life- providing that one wishes to become a SUCCESSFUL concert pianist. The benefit in my case is double,

Typical rainy day in London today- gives you a cosy feeling about practicing in one of the warm and nice guildhall rooms though. Practicing Liszt's 2nd Ballade at the moment, such a hard piece to cope

Hi everyone! This my first post on here; very happy for it. Living in London for the last 3 years as an emerging concert pianist has given me so much to remember, and from now on I will be sharing with