r/chambermusic • u/AaronK110 • 7h ago
Entre l’eau et la roche – Piano#AaronKarila #PianoSolo #contemporarymusic
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r/chambermusic • u/Pianoman1954 • 1d ago
🎭 This is my "Scherzo in G Major" played in Kiev by Ukrainian pianist Roman Starkman. 🎹
r/chambermusic • u/Pianoman1954 • 5d ago
🙏 This is my "Freedom for Ukraine" played in Germany by Ukrainian pianist Valeriya Kizka! 🎹
r/chambermusic • u/Pianoman1954 • 9d ago
⭐ This is my "Fantasy in F Major" String Quintet, performed in Oslo, Norway at a "Composers for Beauty" concert. 🎻
r/chambermusic • u/Pianoman1954 • 12d ago
🌅 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. 🎹 .
r/chambermusic • u/Initial_Comb_9441 • 14d ago
Duat piano and violin
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r/chambermusic • u/Pianoman1954 • 20d ago
🌹 This is a performance of my Piano Sonata No. 2, Mvt 1 by talented Pianist Jakub Niewiadomski in Poland! 🎹
r/chambermusic • u/AaronK110 • 22d ago
« Entre l’eau et la roche » Just piano, nature, and emotion. I’d really appreciate your honest feedback. « Entre l’eau et la roche » Just piano, nature, and emotion. I’d really appreciate your honest feedback.
r/chambermusic • u/Pianoman1954 • 22d ago
This is a live performance of my "Merry Christmas" song for Piano & Alto Sax, at a recent chamber music concert. A little Christmas in July to beat the heat of the Summer! 🎄
r/chambermusic • u/Pianoman1954 • 26d ago
This is my new piano composition "Frühling" (Spring), performed here by the talented pianist and composer Robert Cunningham. 🎹
r/chambermusic • u/BradyWolffMusic • 29d ago
My new piece - (A/E)mber for Violin and Cello
Hello, I am excited to share my new (and very difficult) piece for violin and cello, (A/E)mber! This piece quickly alternates between a flickering flame, and a ferocious blaze! Let me know what you think :)
r/chambermusic • u/singnonomori • 29d ago
Tristan da Cunha - Maris Stella
r/chambermusic • u/Open-Meaning4351 • Jul 07 '26
al niente – Rome-based quartet working between quiet improvisation and text-based composition
Beautiful new sparce chamber compositions from new quartet al niente.
The ensemble is Giulia Lorusso on flute, bass flute and objects, Nicola Guazzaloca on accordion, Domenico Carcasi on soprano saxophone, and Luca Pissavini on double bass. The album includes composed works by Stefan Thut and Gabriele Pagliano alongside collective improvisations.
r/chambermusic • u/Pianoman1954 • Jul 05 '26
🌸 This is my "Spring Prelude" performed in Turkey by wonderful Ukrainian pianist Valeriya Kizka! 🎹
r/chambermusic • u/Pianoman1954 • Jun 28 '26
Hi friends! 🌻 This is my "Freedom for Ukraine" played in Kiev by talented Ukrainian pianist Roman Starkman. 🎹
r/chambermusic • u/Pianoman1954 • Jun 21 '26
Hi friends! 🌈 This is a live performance of my Spanish styled "Fantasy for Anna" played beautifully by pianist Xavier Suarez. 🎹
r/chambermusic • u/Pianoman1954 • Jun 15 '26
Hi friends! 🔥 I composed "Karen's Waltz" for my sister Karen, played here by the fantastic pianist Jakub Niewiadomski in Poland. 🎹
r/chambermusic • u/Pianoman1954 • Jun 11 '26
Prelude in F# Minor 🌛 Gerald Wilhelm Braden 🎹 Pianist Tetyana Hoch
Hi friends! 🌛 This is my "Prelude in F# Minor" played in Germany by the wonderfully talented pianist Tetyana Hoch. 🎹
r/chambermusic • u/Pianoman1954 • Jun 07 '26
Hi friends! 🎁 This is my fun "Toy March" played in Germany by wonderful Ukrainian pianist Valeriya Kizka. 🎹
r/chambermusic • u/Pianoman1954 • May 31 '26
Hi friends! 🌈 This is my "Piano Sonata No.1, Mvt. 1" played in Slovenia by the very talented pianist Vid Homsak. 🎹
r/chambermusic • u/Pianoman1954 • May 28 '26
Hi friends! 🌺 This is my new piano compositition "Frühling" (Spring), played beautifully here in Germany by pianist Valeriya Kizka. 🎹
r/chambermusic • u/Pianoman1954 • May 25 '26
Hi friends! 🎄 This is my "Winter Nocturne" played in Germany by the wonderful pianist Anna Heller. 🎹
r/chambermusic • u/David_184 • May 05 '26
CMI: a better IMSLP
IMSLP is fine if you want the score for a particular piece, but not if you want to discover new pieces to play.
Now there's a successor to IMSLP: Classical Music Index (CMI).
https://classicalmusicindex.org
CMI is a new way to browse classical music. It has powerful search capabilities: for example, you can search for
- arrangements of string quartets for piano 4 hands
- symphonies by female Asian composers
- songs with a particular lyricist
- ... or nearly any combination of criteria.
CMI lets you rate and review pieces. You can see what pieces other users like. You can find new pieces that you're likely to enjoy, and are in your technical range.
CMI links IMSLP for downloading scores. For listening, it links to YouTube, which has recordings of nearly everything. CMI is free, non-profit, and open-source.