​Gyuli Kambarova

Today we had a great success in our remote piano concerts! A program "Zoom" made it all happen! My students played interesting pieces of different styles and genres. Everyone was very exited about this event and dressed up like it was live performances with real audience. It is our second time when we played on online recital. Students were more prepared and set up their devices well. Moreover, this time my students invited their relatives and friends to our Zoom event to sup

My dear friends! I am happy to share a great news that a couple days ago I received an email from IAWM with an announcement that my "Sonata Concertante" for violin and piano has been chosen for the annual concert and will be performed at Howard University on April 1st, 2021. The recording which I sent for this competition was made by my dear friends Oleg Bezuglov and Natalia Bezuglova. I hope the pandemic will be over by then and I will be able to attend the concert personall

Recently, my music for the documentary "You Are Not Alone!" by Anna Barsukova was chosen as an official selection at The Film Contest which celebrated the art of short filmmaking. The festival was supported by the Life Arts Society (Music Theater Group). The Film Contest provides a space for independent and student filmmakers to share their work with an audience. Films with 40-minute duration or less in any genre were accepted: documentary, animation, music videos, experiment

Recently, I wrote another short piece for piano. It is fifteenth composition from my series "My Little Music Stories". "The Song of Heart" was written for my lovely friend Elena Komarova and became an intriguing birthday gift. It is a relaxing romantic piece with a little dramatic middle part that resolves to the peaceful ending. Hope my music fans will like this new music story and will share it with their friends and relatives. Here is a link to "The Song of Heart":