Solo piano · Complete performance
Prokofiev
Precipitato
The final movement of Piano Sonata No. 7, Op. 83.
Enter the artistic world El Sol · Kythera
InterpretationMovementDialogue
01 / The artist
A life
through
music.
From Greece to Boston, Alexandros Kyriakopoulos has built an artistic life across cultures and disciplines. A graduate of Boston Conservatory at Berklee, where he studied on a full scholarship, the Greek–Australian pianist has performed across Europe, the United States and Australia. Today, he brings that experience to solo recitals and collaborations with choreographers and visual artists.
From the concentrated force of Prokofiev to the shifting colours of Debussy, his repertoire opens onto contrasting musical worlds. Hear the playing first; then discover the people, places and collaborations behind it.
02 / In dialogue
Beyond the piano.
Sound meets gesture, colour and movement.
At Northeast Arts, the pianist remains on stage with the dancers. In collaborations with painting, a canvas develops as the programme unfolds. Explore how each production changes the setting of a piano recital.
On the horizon
Discover forthcoming recitals and collaborations, with dates, venues and booking details.
The art of listening
Stay with
the music.
Chopin’s fleeting Finale from Sonata No. 2 becomes the material for an animated fantasia. Piano and moving images create a restless, dreamlike sequence: musical motion takes on a visible form. Editing, design and creation by Stylianos Psarogiannis.
Chopin · Finale: Presto – Fantasia
Performances · Collaborations · Teaching