Dmitriy Lukyanov has a degree from Russian Academy of Music name after Gnesinikh (Moscow) and also he won the grand for education in Berklee College of Music. He has many years of experience which has resulted in a large catalogue of tracks. Dmitriy has his own ensemble for classical music, chamber quartet music, spirit themes for choir, music for the piano, jazz quintet and big band. He has experience with composing commercial tracks for broadcasting, TV projects, and advertisements. Dmitriy plays several instruments including piano, flute, guitar, bass and violin. He has collaborated with many musicians and appreciated them for it for the new experience in creature of something new and amazing. Dmitriy offers different genres of my music and he is excited to share it with you. He also likes to play his music on a stage and often has contracts in various countries around the world as Europe Middle East and USA.

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Piotr Tchaikovsky
May 7, 1840 – November 6, 1893

Russian composer Piotr Tchaikovsky, unlike some of his contemporaries, did not provide any particular revolution in classical music. Instead, he is known for the effect of his music: strong, majestic pieces with distinctive melodies that have remained appealing to this day.

Tchaikovsky was taught piano as a boy. At only four, his instructors began to notice his remarkable skill as a pianist. However, Tchaikovsky initially studied law in St. Petersburg, and eventually found work at the Ministry of Justice. During this time he longed to learn and practice music. He took some lessons privately, and later enrolled at the St. Petersburg Conservatory. He left his work and relocated to Moscow to teach harmony at the conservatory there. Tchaikovsky composed his first symphony then, and followed with operas, and also ballets.

Tchaikovsky’s reputation grew, and, by 1877, was recognized as an important composer. He continued writing, toured across Europe in 1888 and 1889. In 1892 he wrote The Nutcracker, which became his most popular work.

He died the next year, in 1893.

Notable works:
Capriccio Italien
Nutcracker Suite
Piano Concerto #1 in B-flat
Symphony #6 in B minor, Pathètique
Swan Lake Suite
Violin Concerto in D

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