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"Perpetuum" by Anthony Romaniuk
 

A natural musical polyglot, European-based Australian keyboardist Anthony Romaniuk’s classical training is complemented by his vast musical knowledge and talent for improvisation. For this concert, he presents an innovative program drawn from his latest album, Perpetuum, in which he fluently moves between grand piano, harpsichord and electronic keyboard. The program includes works from Erik Satie, J.S. Bach, György Ligeti and Franz Schubert.

Anthony Romaniuk is a pianist who explores the limits of his instrument... At every moment you are amazed at what he does.
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Event details

Venue: Tempo Rubato, 34 Breese St, Brunswick Melbourne
Bookings: https://www.trybooking.com/events/landing/1158196?
Start Date: Monday 18 March 2024

 

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