Soulful Neoclassicism with Denis Stelmakh

Denis Stelmakh is a young pianist and composer from Russia whose cinematic neoclassical compositions have captivated hearts worldwide for over a decade through their sincerity and emotional depth. Drawing inspiration from legendary soundtrack composers like Hans Zimmer, Danny Elfman, Clint Mansell, and Gustavo Santaolalla, Denis creates music that serves as a sonic companion to life's most profound moments, music that doesn't just accompany experiences, but transforms them.

Denis's remarkable journey began with his debut album New Beginning (2014), followed by four more albums exploring new emotional landscapes. In 2021, he won the "Best Neoclassical Music" award from Rodnoy Zvuk label. Completely independent with no managers, labels, or corporate machinery Denis has organized his own concert tours across Russia, Europe, and Kazakhstan, performing at prestigious venues including the St. Petersburg Philharmonic Hall, Moscow International Music Festival, Ural Music Night Festival, and Astana Opera. His music has been featured on Discovery Channel and in soundtracks for Russian and international film projects.

Critics describe his work as "melancholic and lyrical, free and pure, deep and transparent: compositions without words, full of meaning and stories about feelings, wrapped in an elegant ambient-piano sound that evokes vivid nostalgic images of long-gone times of carefree childhood and youth." His ability to blend classical elegance with contemporary emotional honesty has earned him comparisons to luminaries like Ludovico Einaudi and Max Richter, while his independent spirit and uncompromising artistic vision have built him a devoted following of millions worldwide.

For one night only, Denis Stelmakh brings his world to Cyprus.
Performed by Denis Stelmakh (piano) Composer: Denis Stelmakh
Programme: Pie In The Sky | Memories | The Lightkeeper | Afraid of Destiny | Rufus | Nevermore | Anhedonia | Aist | We'll Meet Again | Fragments | Mayday | Onsra | Incomplete | Count To Ten | All To Pieces

Duration: 120' (with intermission)

Tickets: €80-40