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E.MOTION
Julie Sévilla-Fraysse - cello
Anastasia Calmus - piano
The program moves through contrasting soundscapes — ancient dances, lyrical reveries, and moments of silence and introspection
— where Chopin, Bartók, Fauré, Granados, Schnittke, and other voices meet. At its center is the ballet suite Emily by Polina
Nazaykinskaya, inspired by the poetry of Emily Dickinson and her poem They Shut Me Up in Prose. This work gives voice to a
feminine presence once silenced, driven by a profound desire for expression and freedom.
This album reflects our shared passion: making movement sing through music. Each note carries our energy, our attention, our
freedom. This is how our E.MOTION was born!
REVELATIONS
Anastasia Calmus - piano
This album was recorded live in concert, with several pieces captured in a single take — no editing, just pure performance. I’ve chosen works that warm my heart, many of which are little known. At the center of the album is a piece by one of my dearest composers, Alfred Schnittke. He wrote it while still a student — a truly unique work in form, consisting of five preludes and one fugue. You will also discover compositions by Friedrich Gulda, Eduard Artemyev, and others.
Anastasia Calmus Video
Kelly J. Chicago
«A delightful surprise, such a powerful performance, then she just had fun with the audience. Great entertainer.»
«We watched as she pulled us into her world, and could not help but be mesmerized.»
Marcus P. Atlanta
Fredric A. Producer/Director, California
«A wonderfully fresh approach to entertaining.” “Stunning intense talent laced with humor and style. The instant standing ovation said it all.»
Marjorie D. San Francisco
«She’s a real crowd pleaser. We’re not into classical music, but we loved Anastasia. She made magic on that keyboard.»
Ronald & Katherine J. London
«It’s not just music, it’s a show and concert all at the same time. Absolutely a remarkable talent.»
«We requested she play the Warsaw Concerto. Two days later she played it like a Carnegie Hall soloist. Extraordinary!»